Crazy Criticism of the Rebirth of the Seventh Princess Who Defies Heaven and Changes Her Destiny

This is a book I couldn't put down. The moment Shen Ru crawled out from the basement of the cold palace and bit the weaner's finger, I knew that she would reach the end - but I didn't expect that she would go so steadily. There was no section in the middle that I felt was "skipable". Every time she won, there was a foreshadowing. She had gone through the memories of the sixteen years in her previous life before biting the nanny. Old Shenji had taught her for seven years before she fell into the water and set up a trap. Before the Ten Deadly Sins were listed in the court, the secret reports from Shenji Pavilion had been piled up in half a bookcase. Every battle she wins, readers can see the preparation she put into it. The reversal of Chu Chen's life experience is the most severe blow in the book. He bowed his head every time he heard a sentence in the three chapters, and finally sat under the earth wall in the north and said "I don't want to anymore." The nine extra chapters fill in all the gaps left in the main text, and none of them is redundant. The ground she crawled out of was finally locked - she put the lock with her own hands, and then walked into the wind without looking back.