Vesper
Vesper, who is born evil, has felt that she is incompatible with the world since she was born, not only in life, but also in terms of values!
The naturally kind-hearted sister Sophia possesses all the good qualities in the world.
The pull between sisters, who is stronger and who is weaker, and whether justice can defeat evil.
When Sophia overcomes all difficulties, she discovers that the biggest difficulty is right around her...
Reader comments
Not bad, Vesper is a good complainer, but maybe I prefer Sophia, and subconsciously hope that the relationship between the two sisters will be closer. I was stunned when I saw the plot of cultivating immortals, but it wasn't bad, and Yongsheng came to support me.
I'm curious about how Vesper will fight for the throne in the future, or conquer other countries. I wonder if there will be any cp-oriented plots or any characters in the following chapters.
🉑Very novel theme
It's not very immersive, it's more like a bystander watching a story. Neither good nor bad can cause too much emotional ups and downs. It's more suitable for casual reading when you're bored.
I feel like Vesper just wants to complain about everything, so I've said it all. I feel quite comfortable reading it. I like this kind of article. There are two endings, one is not attacking, and the other is attacking. I think attacking the tower is very good. It can be finished here. In terms of the main body, I think it is relatively perfect.
The author's writing is still very good. When I watched it, I felt like I was watching another episode of a cartoon. I felt that the ending was a bit fast but the ending was still good. Keep up the good work, author! ՞••՞
It was okay, the ending felt a bit rushed, but the plot was quite interesting.
The author captured the speechless feeling I felt when I saw Princess Sophia. Vesper is also very cute [blowing kiss]
good looking
I felt so happy watching the last ending [laughs]
The author's writing is very interesting.
It's good to watch, but the ending is a bit rushed (even though I kept skipping chapters)
I want to see the follow-up expansion line end too soon.
It's so beautiful. I've been watching it for several minutes.
The perfect theme is very novel, and the bad ending is very touching.
Some people are sick when the sun rises and they fly into the sky to embrace the moon.
Not bad, Vesper is a good complainer, but maybe I prefer Sophia, and subconsciously hope that the relationship between the two sisters will be closer. I was stunned when I saw the plot of cultivating immortals, but it wasn't bad, and Yongsheng came to support me. I'm curious about how Vesper will fight for the throne in the future, or conquer other countries. I wonder if there will be any cp-oriented plots or any characters in the following chapters.
🉑Very novel theme It's not very immersive, it's more like a bystander watching a story. Neither good nor bad can cause too much emotional ups and downs. It's more suitable for casual reading when you're bored.
I feel like Vesper just wants to complain about everything, so I've said it all. I feel quite comfortable reading it. I like this kind of article. There are two endings, one is not attacking, and the other is attacking. I think attacking the tower is very good. It can be finished here. In terms of the main body, I think it is relatively perfect.
The author's writing is still very good. When I watched it, I felt like I was watching another episode of a cartoon. I felt that the ending was a bit fast but the ending was still good. Keep up the good work, author! ՞••՞
It was okay, the ending felt a bit rushed, but the plot was quite interesting.
The author captured the speechless feeling I felt when I saw Princess Sophia. Vesper is also very cute [blowing kiss] good looking I felt so happy watching the last ending [laughs]
The author's writing is very interesting.
It's good to watch, but the ending is a bit rushed (even though I kept skipping chapters)
I want to see the follow-up expansion line end too soon.
It's so beautiful. I've been watching it for several minutes.
The perfect theme is very novel, and the bad ending is very touching.
Some people are sick when the sun rises and they fly into the sky to embrace the moon.