A Step-by-Step Guide to Enjoying the Drama of the Nine Princes’ Succession Battle

It's very good. It feels like revisiting Bu Bu Jing Xing. This is the time travel novel and time travel girl of that era, rather than some time travel novels where you become a defender of feudal society in order to save your life after time travel.

Fang Xiaoxi, I almost forgot your name when I saw it later. Fortunately, you said to yourself every day that your name is Fang Xiaoxi. I watched 119. It was very interesting. The daily battle of wits and courage between the heroine and her brothers was very interesting. The scenes are very vivid, and each character is flesh-and-blood, making people think of the show. I like the author's description of his heart, which is very delicate and makes people immersed in it. A little wish: The introduction should be about the heroine. I don't know if there is a CP. Personally, I don't want Ruoxi to be anyone's sidekick. If you must have a CP, let's have an original character. Prince Prince's fanfics come and go with only a few characters, and there is nothing new. The heroine in this film can make milk tea and instant noodles, and the CP doesn't necessarily require an elder brother. Finally, this book is a five-star book in my heart. It allows me to see a different Ruoxi. Hehe, he doesn't want to please anyone. This setting really poked me. It's great!! The author has worked hard on coding, I will keep chasing it until it is finished~

It's so cool. This is the best time-traveling heroine I've ever seen. I've killed so many time-traveling heroines who only know how to moan and have sex with various male partners. She's engaged in career and has a good character. The author is great. She has such an excellent mind and a decent soul. She writes all the characters from the inside out without being biased. I especially love the heroine in the novel 😢 It's so good that I read it in one go and there are too few updates.

It's beautiful. This book makes me feel that the heroine is a real person who lived in the past.

It's so cool. The eighth prince has a fresh life in the author's writing. He has overcome the struggle for power and throne and has become a truly virtuous person. He has goals and ideals that he wants to work hard for and a life for the people. The same goes for Ninth Prince in the previous chapters. He chose to go to England, saw the differences between countries, and focused on slowly promoting trade. Let them go to a more promising place, no longer obsessed with the struggle for the throne, no longer trapped in one-third of an acre, and have real goals. The heroine is everyone's ideal beacon, pointing out the direction for everyone, and comes to the Forbidden City to be a life mentor.

It's good to read. When I saw the first few chapters, I thought it was just another chronicle. I didn't expect that the author got better and better the more he wrote. Summarizing the two outstanding points in the early stage, one is that the idea of ​​the heroine who has just traveled through time is a bit repetitive with the plot of the TV series. The other one was the confrontation with Lao Jiu in the street in the early stage, but it was handled well in the later stage. The heroine also knew very well who can be provoked and who cannot be provoked. Although he is reckless, he does have a bit more wisdom, sense of proportion and chivalry than Zhang Xiao in the original work, making him less annoying.

There's nothing surprising about it, it's fun but also very meaningful. I hope it will be cp-free in the end, allowing for ambiguity but not establishing a deep relationship. The concepts are too different. If I can't go back to modern times, I hope the heroine can become an empress 😳

I really felt a little crazy at first. I didn't want to watch this kind of thing at that time. I almost ran away. I turned over the pages in boredom. Hey, it's not bad. Fortunately, I didn't leave. Looking back now, well, it was quite in line with the heroine's state of mind at the time. It was so delicious (no one would read the perfect score, so I'll give it four stars). I hope people who feel the same way as me won't run so fast.

So far, this book has enhanced the heroine's subjectivity based on the original work. What bothers me the most about the original work and the TV adaptation is the emotional scene between Ruoxi and Ba Ye. However, the heroine here clearly rejected Ba Ye and expressed her attitude towards marriage. I hope that the subsequent plot can stick to it. At present, the author's emotional description of the heroine is more biased toward the Fourteenth Master.

It's beautiful, and I was so moved by the heroine's knowing that she couldn't do anything. Most of the protagonists in novels nowadays are self-interested. There is nothing wrong with liking yourself, but loving the world is moving. The heroine is sober and rational. Only by drifting with the flow in the wrong era can she protect herself. The heroine's ability can also do it. But the heroine still stood up. She knew that the consequences of what she did might be catastrophic, but she always knew where she came from. She is not Martel Ruoxi, she is Fang Xiaoxi The plot is very good, and it should have a tragic undertone, but seeing the fate of the characters deviate because of the heroine's courage to speak and do, there is a different kind of comfort. I wish everyone can always be themselves and run towards their own utopia