[Gender transformation, multiple female protagonists, no system, micro-group portrait plot flow, non-shuang novel grows the protagonist, becomes hundreds]
In his previous life, he was a social animal who died suddenly while working overtime.
In this life, she became the vicious second princess Doreen who was reviled by thousands of people.
The eldest princess died suddenly, and she responded with indifference. The king and his wife disappeared, and it was natural for her to take over the royal power.
Immediately afterwards, instructions were issued from her hands, and tragedies of genocide occurred frequently. Everyone said that she was the reincarnation of the Demon King.
There is a powerful enemy country outside that is ready to take action.
There are rebels approaching the city, nobles stabbing in the back, and the prince of the north watching with eager eyes.
When the silver-haired girl swung her sword to block her fatal attack, when the Saint of Light smiled and pushed her to the ground, when the elf princess came all the way to seek revenge...
To this, Doreen just wanted to say: You can do whatever you want, but can you let me have a good sleep first?
Reader comments
Since no one else is commenting, I will comment first [eating melon]
The characters are all distinct and have their own characteristics, and the plot writing is not a simple piece of writing, it is very high-level. The world view is huge, with some group portraits, and all the various forces and main characters are outlined in more than a few strokes. It is a bit redundant but it also helps to integrate into the plot. I quite like the protagonist herself. Although she and her sister's forces both have the idea of changing the status quo of the feudal dynasty, perhaps due to their identity, the approach is more relaxed. I look forward to the plot when the sisters meet in the future. Of course, there are a lot of interactions between the main characters, some are proactive and some are reserved, and it feels like it's just erotic but not lewd. The genre is something I have rarely seen before. Most of the emperor's stories are about men. It is indeed rare that this genre has good plot and writing. I look forward to the author's future plots.
This is definitely the best Western fantasy novel I have ever read on Tomato. The overt and covert fights in the first dozen chapters gave me a surging feeling. The writing is very good. When I read it, I thought I was in QD. Judging from the current content, it must be five stars.
There's something poisonous in the back
It's a very authentic Western fantasy novel, which made me feel like I felt when I first read "The Book of Blood", but that one was a single, and this one is a bonus for me [give my heart] The writing is very good, and it doesn't feel like a Tomato novel.
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It looks great. Did the forbidden curse the Theocracy mentioned when handing over the hostages be placed on Derna? (
The struggle between imperial feudalism and communism has nothing to do with right or wrong, just different positions. But, Doreen is so pitiful and I feel sorry for her.
Look, it looks pretty good
It's very well written, I hope there's an end to it
Since no one else is commenting, I will comment first [eating melon]
The characters are all distinct and have their own characteristics, and the plot writing is not a simple piece of writing, it is very high-level. The world view is huge, with some group portraits, and all the various forces and main characters are outlined in more than a few strokes. It is a bit redundant but it also helps to integrate into the plot. I quite like the protagonist herself. Although she and her sister's forces both have the idea of changing the status quo of the feudal dynasty, perhaps due to their identity, the approach is more relaxed. I look forward to the plot when the sisters meet in the future. Of course, there are a lot of interactions between the main characters, some are proactive and some are reserved, and it feels like it's just erotic but not lewd. The genre is something I have rarely seen before. Most of the emperor's stories are about men. It is indeed rare that this genre has good plot and writing. I look forward to the author's future plots.
This is definitely the best Western fantasy novel I have ever read on Tomato. The overt and covert fights in the first dozen chapters gave me a surging feeling. The writing is very good. When I read it, I thought I was in QD. Judging from the current content, it must be five stars. There's something poisonous in the back
It's a very authentic Western fantasy novel, which made me feel like I felt when I first read "The Book of Blood", but that one was a single, and this one is a bonus for me [give my heart] The writing is very good, and it doesn't feel like a Tomato novel.
Very very very very very very very very very very very very very very Very very very very very very very very very very Very very very very very very very very very very Very very very very very very very very very very Very very very very very very very very very very Recommended to watch
It looks great. Did the forbidden curse the Theocracy mentioned when handing over the hostages be placed on Derna? (
The struggle between imperial feudalism and communism has nothing to do with right or wrong, just different positions. But, Doreen is so pitiful and I feel sorry for her.
Look, it looks pretty good
It's very well written, I hope there's an end to it