Daqin: a Three-Year-Old Princess Awakens Her Past Life Memories

Progress: 57 Five stars, the seedlings will grow up quickly. In Tianmuwen, the only audience is Da Qin. The difference is that the sky screen plays the history of Qin in a different timeline. Some died in the second generation, some inherited for two thousand years, and there were even more powerful ten thousand years - the Immortal Cultivating Qin Dynasty, the Immortal Cultivating Flow, walked out of the starry sky, and became the number one in the list of all races. This timeline is closest to the present, and the current heroine is on the road to cultivating immortality. Visually, Hu Hai has a good ending. He becomes a brother, friend and brother, and has a deep sisterly love. Overall, watchable. I feel that the audience is not so brainless, but still has some brains. It's just that the wording is a bit awkward and frequent in some places. The word "Miya" is MVP. There is also a bit about the dark history of the First Emperor being played at the beginning. The audience's reaction was to laugh out loud, and even the heroine laughed and laughed again. I can't relate to it, I don't find it funny. However, the turning point, although late, does not hide its flaws.

If I have to say it, I can take a look at my personal feeling, but it is a common problem of the royal family that has arisen so far. If it is not handled well, it will collapse. It is the classic emperor who will be embarrassed if he lives forever.

It's good-looking, the version of cultivating immortals [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

Nice, but too little

The composition is superbly written. The logic is very carefully thought out. Not those mindless ones