One Night of Passion, and a Playboy Becomes a Brothel's Top Courtesan

It's not bad. Wei's plot is indeed very sad. Many of the plots really require a higher level of acceptance. I hope Wei can unravel the identity foreshadowing soon. I have never seen it in 1v2. Yun's fall to the princess in seconds is quite difficult. In addition, the huge contrast between Wei's acceptance of reality and his depravity seems quite unpleasant. After watching the author's 1v2, Yun must be very happy and Wei still accepts the reality. Alas, I feel sorry for Wei [grievance]

It's a rare good exchange story. The author's writing is first-class. I like the way the guard girl is being tortured from behind [laughing]. Of course, it would be best for them to be together in the end, but according to the current plot guard, they can only be concubines, which requires some heart-wrenching thinking.

It is not the popular assembly-line style Bianwen, which does not rely on cool points and colors to retain readers. Instead, it is like the old Bianwen that focused on psychological description. I've read a few chapters and the writing is good, but this kind of slow-burning style doesn't fit in with the current ecology of Tomato Bianwen. But if possible, I hope this book will get better and better.

Newbie, new book, please give me your support [shy]

Overall, it is a rare masterpiece, with twists and turns in the story line, exquisite and delicate characterization, and the level of abuse is actually just right. I have a small question. Is it inappropriate to mention the female commandments in a brothel? Although it has the effect of accelerating Wei's personality transformation, the female commandments also have content that emphasizes dedication and purity. Can this appear in a brothel? Otherwise, I personally prefer pure love. The emotional lines are messy, and it can only be said that the development is not as expected.

I'll make do with it, but I can't stand 1v2 so I can leave. The author's writing style is very good, the portrayal of the protagonists is quite good, and the description of feudal society is relatively good. It reflects in detail the education of people in the old society and the fact of cannibalism in the old society. However, it is still a pity for the character Gu Gongzi. At that time, I thought he would have an epiphany after seeing the heroine being educated by dogma and decide on a cultural movement. It feels good after tying the score, so look forward to it. (Remind again, if you like pure love 1v1, run quickly) [Eat Melon] Furthermore, the book about power polluting people is still a bit toxic to me.

A must-read for those who love pure love. The emotional descriptions are absolutely delicate. I can basically be considered a person who specializes in reading romance novels, but I really can't figure out why such a delicate and super sweet romance novel only has a 6. If it wasn't for the book shortage area, I wouldn't have gotten this book, so I would like to advise newcomers not to read it because of its low rating. It's really sweet. I feel like there may be a chance to get a 9 rating in the future? All in all, this book is really, really good and edible. Come on, author! I hope to write more such pure love articles! Well, admit your mistake. In fact, the above comments came from me, but most people would probably read the introduction first [smile] Probably! Probably? The book reviewed by Shunlai is indeed quite sweet, but this five-star encouragement book is right [laughing evilly], but it didn't satisfy me. I just used the power of the nine soul rings to run away. . .

A very good-looking story about male and female swapping, and it goes against the tradition of permanent swapping. The writing is beautiful and the logic is online. In addition to the interactive plot development, there is also a court and foreshadowing. I love it. I love it. Come on [like it]

I listened to and read it for three days after work, and I have to say, it's really delicious! This is one of the best books I have read in a while. The relationship between Wei Binghuan and Yun Shuyue is complicated yet simple. The inner changes of the two people are also well described. Wei Binghuan insisted on changing back to a man from the beginning and had a stubborn personality. Later, he was slowly changed by the environment, and finally gave in completely and turned into a woman with a feminine personality. Emotional, weak, no longer strong. And Yun Shuyue went from being weak at the beginning to being confident at the end. Power can really change a person. I also understand this. I really like the interaction between the two. Wei Bingheng is like a kitten attached to Yun Shuyue's arms. It's so beautiful! .

I started reading it from chapter 100, and I couldn't bear the abuse (please see Liang). But to be honest, I like Gu very much (personal opinion). Although he has done so much for Wei, he still doesn't get what he wants. I am also a little distressed, but more of a curiosity about the follow-up. According to the plot, Wei is the princess of South Vietnam. If there is a 1v2, what should the follow-up identity be? Who will be the wife? Who is my concubine? A princess from a neighboring country and a princess from this dynasty are not easy to distinguish. Do you want to demote your wife to a concubine? It shouldn't be possible, but want a princess from a neighboring country to be your concubine? This is not in line with the etiquette of dignity. Even if the princess was once in a brothel, it doesn't matter if the emperor wants to hide it. If Wei is really a concubine, I guess in the follow-up, it is very likely that Li exposed the fact that Wei was once in a brothel and had no choice but to become a concubine. But if this is the case, Wei will inevitably be disciplined by Li. But if it is written like this, Li She would become a jealous wife (not to mention, I really think it is possible). After all, in ancient times, even the highest-level concubines were still a little lower than their wives. We can't add the setting of an equal wife (essentially still a concubine). And Wei returned to South Vietnam. Even if the people there were open, how good would they be to the women in the brothels? The emperor can accept that he has a princess who was once a prostitute (believe me, this is not difficult for the emperor to find out, or the author intends not to let the emperor know about it). If he really accepts it, why? In short, I hope the author can give everyone a good ending, and the writing style is getting better and better. To be honest, I haven't seen such a novel that is consistent with human nature for a long time. I will continue to follow up on the follow-up. I look forward to the follow-up plot and how it will be completed. (All the above are personal opinions, please do not take it seriously, I am a glass-hearted person)