A Military Princess Doesn't Fall in Love with a Magical Scientist

，!，!，!，!，!，!，Zuo Ai! Let's have some emotional lines, I want to see Zuo Ai! (I really need some emotional lines to make it ambiguous. I don't want to kiss, just rub the tips of the noses together. I just want to see that in this world of grooves, there are still people who desperately choose each other's sense of redemption! [Adoration])

Personal thoughts: The overall feeling is very good, the plot is good, I think the same as some people in the comment area, that is, there is a little lack of emotional description of the male and female protagonists, but overall it is still very good. It can be seen that the male protagonist is easily manipulated by the female protagonist in some aspects. I hope the author can let the male protagonist "control" the female protagonist in the subsequent plots, so that she can also show a shy side, and it will be better to give the tough "military princess" some sense of contrast. The scenes where both parties flirt with each other are the funniest. I'm looking forward to the author's future storylines.

Farming, people's livelihood construction, tight rhythm, the male and female protagonists are rational and strong, the male protagonist is cold in appearance and fearful in heart, a little scheming but kind, the female protagonist is equally strong and wise, the male and female protagonists complement each other, the plot is compact and interesting, at least I read the first hundred chapters in one go [Thinking][Thinking][Love][Love] The author has never experienced love, so the description of emotions is rather blunt, [staring], not sweet, and not a big problem.

It's worth watching. There are no problems with the infrastructure, but the emotional line is not yet clear. I guess the two of them should wait until they have achieved something, such as dominating the empire, before they make a lifelong agreement [Thoughts] The heroine has the style of Roland, and is a qualified king [Thoughts]

It is a good work about magic technology from another world. The inspiration for the character templates of the two protagonists is probably Anaxagoras and Aglaia. It is a very good highlight and a very pleasant setting. Moreover, it is not a fanfiction and there is no reading threshold. The pace of magic technology is fast and there is no early accumulation process. However, if you watch more of this type of work, the fast pace can bring faster excitement. There are not many worldview settings on the principles of magic technology that are more biased towards practical application. The author's plot setting is very interesting but the pace is also fast. Whether this is good or bad depends on the person. In short, it is a relatively good work from another world.

The writing is very good, mainly about the career line. After reading more than 100 chapters, there is no physical contact between the male and female protagonists, and there is not even any ambiguous dialogue, but it can be seen that they like each other. However, I still prefer to eat sweets, so I canceled it first.

The male and female protagonists are perfect and so attractive [crazy]. It's relatively slow but I love watching it. I really like this trend of focusing on the main plot and developing the emotional line along the way. The author will continue to maintain it...!

The character description is very comfortable. There is no obvious inconsistency in the principles of alchemy and magic technology created by the author. It can be seen that his thinking is relatively strict and he is not a scumbag. He has stitched many different works at the same time, so some plots are slightly routine, but it does not affect the perception very much. The writing style is a bit green, and some of the words are a bit clumsy. There are too many repeated phrases. For example, the description "mouth opened in an O shape" appears several times in several chapters, but overall the characters are clearly created and the characters interact naturally. It is somewhere between traditional cool writing and non-sweating writing. The emotional setting is also very to my liking (they are a couple and comrades-in-arms). I will give it a five-star support.

Very good, the characters are very likable, the two duplicitous tsunderes are both very capable, and they won't say that one is just a supporting role for the other. The story line progresses very naturally. The relationship scenes are a little slower. Who knows that both parties like each other, but because both parties are tsundere or like the good feelings of enemies, the progress is just right, and it can even be slower. I want to see these parents-in-law. I know that you like me, and I know that you know that I like you, but I don't take the initiative to say it, and my daily behavior has exceeded ordinary feelings. I feel so happy to see you

There is no fault in the writing, the writing is smooth, the goal is clear, and I have the desire to read it. If it were not restricted, it would be a solid 9.5. It is really good-looking. I can help promote it. I need to use my connections [laughs]

Four stars on the sidelines. After reading more than 10 and 20 chapters, I think it's okay. Personally, I think this kind of farming novel, in which the male and female protagonists fall in love and kill each other, can make a fuss about the emotional and development lines of the male and female protagonists. From what I saw here when I first arrived in the North, the male and female protagonists' relationship is obviously above that of friends and not yet lovers. There is a lot of room for writing. The second is the development line of farming. There are many excellent farming stories. There is no need to go into too much detail. It depends on how the author writes it.

I recommend reading it. It is an excellent novel (at least in Tomato). It is a combination of farming and western fantasy. It does not go out of its way to promote the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists. The writing is very natural, the characters are well created, the plot is also relatively clever, the writing is average to above average, and the plot is The plot arrangement and the location I saw in the article are pretty good (I personally read books very quickly). I have to say if there is anything bad about it... I personally feel that after the plot enters the northern border, there is a sense of separation from the royal capital (I personally think that a person 🈶 is competing for the qualifications for the throne) If you go to other places, at least other people will take action, right? Of course, it may be that the author hasn't written it yet, and then the appearance of the prophecy book is a little abrupt, and the rest is gone). We can discuss it together if we have different understandings, without starting a fight or arguing. The above only represents my personal opinion. Generally speaking, it is one of my favorite books since I started reading Tomato a year ago. I personally think that the score of Huawen that can maintain the current level is 8.7 (A conservative estimate). It is a very good book. I recommend it.

It's a cool story. Both the male and female protagonists are very powerful. There is magic but there are elements of mechanical armor. In the early stage, the protagonist directly wipes out a mountain with one move (not blows away a mountain). The description of magic here is very powerful and it is worth watching. Disadvantages, After entering the Northern Territory, I feel that the whole world revolves around the male and female protagonists (currently I have read 60 chapters, I don't know if it will be changed in the future). It describes how the male and female protagonists implement various policies, and then how the Northern Territory is changed. The novel is written very dryly, and this kind of development happens one after another. Looking back, most people basically have a blank background. The pace is fast, but the world view is basically not developed, and only a few people are shaped.

A military princess doesn't fall in love with a magical scientist Written by Qu Yu The Western Fantasy Lord novel has something fresh in its plot, and it is not written in a cookie-cutter way. The characters of the male and female protagonists are also very good, and the relationship between the two of them is very interesting. New book issue, five stars for support.

The characters are described in great detail, the plot is generally good, and the worldview is relatively novel and complete. However, I feel that there are several shortcomings in not giving full marks: 1. The demonization of Logaris. This demonic transformation successfully destroyed my impression of Logaris's elegance and calmness, giving me the feeling that a cultural scholar had degenerated into a demon, which was very damaging. 2. One size fits all for nobility. There is no problem with this from a logical point of view. After all, Logaris has a super powerful mecha army, and the nobles can't do anything against him, but I personally don't feel comfortable with it. I don't think it's a problem for them to kill the great nobles who were purely born, but there are many nobles who committed crimes under the new law before the new law was enacted, but they still have to be investigated, which feels very unreasonable. Even though these nobles have done many evil things in the past, I think it is better to gradually weaken them rather than across the board. I can only say that it is suitable for people who especially like to watch landlords. 3. The strength of Logaris is too high. Logaris's strength is already very high, almost invincible at the same level, but since he is the protagonist after all, this strength is no problem. But something has changed since that evil demon came out. The mechanism of this hell magic, which has no restrictions at all in the main world, is unbelievable. I feel that if you use this demon to fight against creatures, you will basically be invincible. Moreover, Logaris has to say "Ash" every time he casts the demon's magic, which made me confused when I watched it. The above are my comments, which are purely personal opinions. If there are any mistakes, please feel free to correct them.

The treaty at the beginning is indeed a big poisonous point, and it is really uncomfortable to watch, but the changes in the later chapters make it a contrast. The overall shortcomings do not hide the good points. It's a good Machiavellian imitation of House of Cards. Finally, I want to say, be more sesse [love] P. S. Anything is about sex, but sex itself is about power

A very good western fantasy novel. The author's writing style is pretty good, the writing is fluent, and the plot is compact. After reading 100 chapters, there is no poison. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very good. The female protagonist is a knight, strong in martial arts, and has strong military and political skills. The male protagonist is a magician and a great inventor, and the two work together well. It's just that the early relationship development is a bit slow, but that's reasonable for a novel with a single heroine. After all, there's only one heroine, and if you hit the ground running early, it'll be boring later on. In addition, the male protagonist has introduced some modern concepts into the magical world of Western fantasy, and the magic equipment developed are very interesting, which is a highlight. The only shortcoming I feel is that this novel is rather traditional. The plot is very traditional without much new ideas. Emotional development is also very traditional, the kind of step-by-step warming up. This was totally fine in the past, but in Tomato now, it feels a little less attractive to readers. I hope the author will work harder. I am still very optimistic about this novel.

Full marks, full marks, must be full marks. Apart from Lord of Mysteries, this is the only Western fantasy novel that I can read. Most of the others are sets of Lord of Mysteries templates. Not a little bit thoughtful. This book is very suitable for me, the key point is the writing is excellent. The plot progresses quickly.

It is currently serialized to chapter 399. The novel is very good and has no problems. It is worth reading. It has a complete structure and smooth writing. The male and female protagonists have full characters. It is very comfortable to read and they support each other. The background setting of Western Fantasy is quite good, simple yet interesting, without some lengthy settings, and it looks very relaxing.

So far, the writing is quite good. What can I say about the plot? I feel that there are no poisonous points and it is quite fluent, but it lacks some plot design that can bring the book to a higher level. As for the characters, the characters are well drawn, but the author really likes to play jokes. I think the Ming Dynasty Fenghua in the middle is added. Um, I can understand it, but I feel that it would be better to change the dream. There is also the Otto joke. I don't play games, but I don't particularly reject such incomprehensible memes. But I think one joke can be played once. That's it, cheers for the author.

This novel makes me a little uncomfortable. Most of Tomato's novels are stable in the early stage and fall apart in the later stage. But for this novel, I currently have 400 chapters. , Its quality is as stable as ever, whether it is the character creation or the logic of the language, it is eye-catching. I think the biggest highlight of this book is the character creation. I have read many novels on Tomato (excluding those top-level articles), and I have never been disappointed with any novel in terms of supporting characters. I have expectations for the novel. Most of them will only make some ideas around the protagonist and his group, and the villains will be more based on templates. However, this novel, whether it is the protagonist group, the villain, or the depiction of some organizations, has its own characteristics. The most important thing is that the logic is reasonable. It is the first time I read this novel. Say, what surprised me the most was that the male and female protagonists were assassinated when they went to the North. I remember a description at the time that the male and female protagonists were both arrested and about to be killed. When the male protagonists successfully escaped, I subconsciously thought that the male protagonists would immediately go to save the female protagonists. As a result, the female protagonists also successfully escaped with their own strength and then subdued them. After reading this section of The Assassin, I felt that the male protagonist knew the female protagonist very well and believed that the female protagonist did not need his help. This section surprised me. The impact it gave me at the time was no less than the sudden appearance of a rule-breaker in a rule-abiding society. Although it was a bit exaggerated, it really shocked me at the time. In the Tomato environment, many authors write novels just to make money. This is understandable, and I am not criticizing them. However, in this trend, if an "outlier" who writes novels with heart suddenly appears, comparisons are inevitable, and the performance of this book also reflects the author's efforts.

It's very imaginative. The era of traditional knights and magic and modern magic technology changes. The plot is not particularly delicate in portraying it. It has a feeling of farming and development. The recent plot can see the expansion of the world view, which is very attractive. If you can stick to this theme, it will be very exciting. Let's see how it develops in the future. The only fly in the ointment is that the emotions and relationship between the male and female protagonists have never changed. There has been no obvious change from the beginning to now.

This book depicts the complexity and contradictions of human nature with delicate writing. The author uses carefully constructed plots and profound characterizations to make readers constantly think about the meaning and value of life during the reading process.

Pretty good. The male and female protagonists have distinct personalities and each have their own specialties; the plot is exciting and the purpose is clear; there are many holes dug, but there is a tendency to fill them up. Can there be more? The author is great~~ You are the only thing I like in Tomato. Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄ Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄Quyu Jiang●█▀█▄

Overall, it's good, but I think the only bad thing is that some of the clips have an AI flavor. Although there aren't many, I'm quite sensitive and intolerant of this stuff, so I always feel uncomfortable watching it.

It's OK. The heroine doesn't completely cling to the hero and become his vassal. The hero doesn't lick the heroine either. Their emotional scenes are just right and they don't take up most of the novel like some novels.

Don't be fooled by the title! This is not a sweet novel at all, it is a Western fantasy plot + industrial revolution novel covered in love! The male and female protagonists have online IQs and full strength. There are no bloody misunderstandings, only a tacit understanding of working side by side to pursue careers. From the magic workshop to the pinnacle of power, every step is thrilling. It has the romance of academic madness and the domineering power of an iron-fisted monarch. The more you look at it, the more you get excited. It is not unreasonable that 82,000 people are reading it!

This is the second good western fantasy book I have seen in Tomato so far. However, my suggestion is that the progress of the love line can be increased a little, because there are more people who can watch it. If it is all about infrastructure construction in the northern border... I am not specialized in tactics, and other things are not particularly outstanding. If I don't write some love lines, no one will really read it [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] @ Qu Yu I found that the emotional line has been added a little bit. The author seems to be listening to the advice, and the score seems to have gone up. It is already 9 points.

The personal sense is very good, and the overall reading is very comfortable. There is no poisonous point. Except for the slight flaw in the emotional line at the front, the other feelings are very good, but the update is a bit slow. Oh, by the way, I am very satisfied with the plot of Zuo Ai [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

After watching it for so long, I suddenly remembered that I have never commented on it, oh, it really is It's really good-looking. It feels like it's written in the context of Western fantasy. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are very stable and beautiful (ugh), and the sexual tension between men and women is full of tension [laughter] The plot has a good rhythm and the plot is clearly arranged. The world view is quite complete Some small characters will play a role in unexpected places, which is quite surprising. A comprehensive evaluation can give a solid Basically all the decent ones have their brains online. The pure villains give me the impression that they are a group of milk dragons who have mastered high-value weapons (not). In fact, there are also smart villains, but there are few. It's okay to complain, but I think it's quite interesting that the decent people have a little battle of wits with each other (after all, they have different positions)