Looking for a Phoenix: Jiangshan Is the Bureau, Qing Is the Son

After more than a dozen chapters, this rebirth of power is off to a solid start. After Shen Yu was reborn with hatred, she did not immediately take revenge. Instead, she used a fake map to set up a situation to counter Shen Zhiwei. She also accurately calculated that Xiao Jue would enter the game. It was very enjoyable to watch her step-by-step thinking. It's just that the preparation for the house fight in the early stage is a little long, and it should be more exciting after entering the court intrigue line.

The rivalry between the male and female protagonists is very tense. Xiao Jue went from being ignored at the beginning to becoming interested after discovering Shen Yu's resourcefulness. This sense of "meeting the opponent" is much better than forcing sugar. However, the two have not interacted much so far. I hope there will be more head-to-head confrontations in the future, and I want to see how they compete with each other.

The writing style is very suitable for the ancient setting, and the description of the snow scene, the house and the atmosphere of the court is very visual, and it feels very immersive when reading. The supporting characters are not considered tools. Aunt Su's weakness, Ruan's mother's loyalty, and Xiao Jue's subordinates all make the story more vivid, but Shen Jingyuan's villain image is a little thin.

Sisters, I'm so panicked! Our Ayu obviously approached the third prince with a purpose, why do we feel that the way she looks at the male protagonist is getting more and more wrong? She was blocking arrows for him, and she was staying up late to think of strategies for him. Isn't this a sign of temptation? Get into business, my sister! Don't forget why you were reborn! It's to protect your mother and your wet nurse! Men will only affect the speed of your career! A prince like Xiao Jue who eats people without spitting out their bones is unreliable at first glance! Wake up! Don't make the same mistake again - (I dare not say)...

The plot line of this book is more brilliant than the house fighting line. Shen Yu used the maps of the previous dynasty and the settings of the Baili Western Canal to conceive a grain and grass strategy that was closely linked. Even the details of salt merchants and water transportation were taken into consideration, and it was not a suspended strategy. But the house fight part is a bit cliche, and Shen Zhiwei's trapping methods are a bit old-fashioned.

The combination of house fighting and intrigue is just right! From the trap of the jade pendant in the back house to the food and fodder plan in the court, the heroine used a fake defense map to stir up the disputes between the Shen Mansion, the Tutor Mansion and even the princes. Every plan is interconnected and there is no brainless trick. It all depends on the clever layout. It is very enjoyable to watch.

The heroine is not a cool character with brainless cheating. The logic of the plot is all online. The serial plot of the battle in the back house and the multi-party game of fighting for the heir in the court are intertwined. The foreshadowing is cleverly laid, and the subsequent reversals can be justified without any logical loopholes.

It's pretty good, there are no bad points, the logic is online, it's worth pursuing [learn it]

Overall, it's a cool, Machiavellian article that gets better and better the more you read it! It has the sophisticated calculations of a house fight, the treacherous events in the court, and the game where the male and female protagonists meet their opponents. The plot is exciting and logical, and the foreshadowing echoes back and forth. The setting of the crematorium for chasing the wife at the end makes people look forward to the follow-up. It is worth recommending!

Although the male and female protagonists now work well together and look very sweet, I always feel a little uneasy. Xiao Jue is too ambitious. The way he looks at the heroine is half appreciative and half calculating. It always feels like he is taking advantage of the heroine's intelligence. I don't dare to think about it. I hope I'm overly concerned, otherwise our grandma would be in such a miserable state. The author must be merciful, not a knife!

Ayu and Xiao Jue are a perfect match! One is in the light and the other is in the dark. You can tell what the other person is going to do next by exchanging a look. This kind of tacit understanding is amazing! Watching them join forces to make a fool of the prince and other princes is even better than watching them fall in love!

This book is not only a refreshing piece of writing, it also has an ancient charm and meticulous attention to detail. It can be seen that the author has put great effort into the court system, changes in official positions, and ceremonial titles involved in the book, citing scriptures without revealing his book bag.

The writing is good. Whether it is a delicate psychological description or a tense confrontation of power, the rhythm can be accurately grasped. The overall flow is smooth and immersive. It is very comfortable to read.

Everywhere is full of details

The depiction is vivid and three-dimensional

Good books are worth appreciating

Will continue to support

There are not many novels that become more interesting the more you read them.

Thanks to the author for bringing such a great

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As long as it looks good, good-looking is the last word

It's so beautiful. Keep up the good work, author.

I feel more and more that this book is well written

It's so interesting, the author writes so well

Every character is written with flesh and blood

The more I read, the more exciting it becomes. The author's writing is so good.

Simple language, suddenly brought into the world of the book

It's a great book that was recommended to me by a friend.

The author's writing style is so good, every word is wonderfully written.