Is It Okay for a Female Supporting Character to Just Kill People?

After reading more than ten chapters, I couldn't help but review the book. This book avoided a major drawback - the plot was dragging. The characters in it are clear and vivid, and the difficult situation of women in ancient times has been repeatedly emphasized. This is just a fact, which is good. The change in attitude is also normal and not so abrupt. And the heroine didn't want to kill anyone at first, which is how modern people think. But every time she sees the man's guilt value increase, her mentality slowly changes to being a righteous judge. The system is a bit surprising to me. There is no punishment, and it forces the host to do something. Although the trial is a bit semi-forced, it is generally good. I thought the subject matter was cliché at first, but this one is more amazing and good. I like the characters of both female protagonists, but the male one is hard to say.

It seems that the writing is very good in the early stage. Each character has his or her own concerns. The second female lead and the female lead are also very kind. The second female lead is very distressing. The female lead should also feel sorry for the second female lead before she decides to help her [Blow Kiss]

It's still a baby novel at the moment, but after reading more than a dozen chapters, it turns out that every woman is smart and alert and has her own thoughts, even the second lady, the legitimate daughter who has been disciplined by the times. I hope the author doesn't get tired, but don't stop either [laughs] Wow, I'm the first to comment! Big cheers for the author! I'm going to try to help others!

Looks good, likes it, loves it

It's well worth reading. The plot is coherent, compact and exciting. The emotional line is gradual and natural. It's a rare good article, but too few people read it. I hope more people can read it.