My Fair Princess: Princess Lingzhao, the Gurun Hezhao Princess

I've finished watching it. I think it's about Kurohara's protagonist group, but it's okay. It doesn't have a lot of slap-in-the-face or cool plots. But it's also pretty good-looking. It's not considered bad, it's like he committed suicide by himself, and it has nothing to do with the heroine or the others. There is a feeling that the heroine has done nothing. Then the male protagonist's words are a bit of a background. It's so bland, not even a few words. It feels like the male protagonist is the kind of person who silently guards behind him and speaks very little. It feels like a little bit of a shadow. Anyway, it seems that there is no particularly outstanding or exciting plot, but I can only say that it all has a good ending. The happiest person here is Saya, because he is not married to Ertai. In this novel, the author greatly matches Saya with a significant other who is truly suitable for her and treats her well. The ending of Xinrong is also quite good, although it is not stated explicitly. Anyway, I think it's worth taking a look. And it's a short story, so I finished it quickly.

I think it's very, very good. The rules in this book are very real. I even saw the flower cake episode. Before, Lafayette went to eat it only after Qing'er showed up, but the difference here made me think that Lafayette should be like that. In the previous boat burning, I met Lafayette for the first time, and the four majors followed. What Lafayette said made me feel very relieved (the most irritating was the injuries suffered by Zhaohua, the twelfth prince, and Lafayette). Emperor Chunchun makes people want to scold him, like yb. In summary, I look very comfortable but too short [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]

It's so good that I read it completely without skipping a chapter. Do you dare to update 100 chapters in one day? I'm scared to death.