The Exiled Princess

???? So. . . Ending l? I originally thought that Dayao and Tuli still had roles to write in the end, but it started to shrink sharply and speed up the completion after Lang Zheng died? I was confused orz. The first 70% of the content is ok and has a multi-line idea of ​​​​film and television, which is good, but the later content is rushed and rushed. What's going on? Madam QAQ, but I still have to say that it was hard to finish spreading flowers and producing food (●'?'●)??

No pregnancy, no miscarriage, no baby boy...

I don't quite understand why Tabuyan would do this? Was it the male protagonist's order or did she make her own decision? Is it to suppress the power of the Moon Clan? But the flying bird hides the good bow before using it. No one would be so stupid, right?

I also think the ending is a bit too sloppy and unfinished. I wonder if the author can rethink it. I feel there are still a lot of unfinished parts. It's too uncomfortable to be stuck in the middle.

It's over like this, it's not enough. Extra

Extra story. I want to write a story.

This article is said to be a time-travel article, but except for the mention of Ruoyi's rebirth at the beginning, by the end, I didn't see any obvious references to being a time-travel woman. However, I am puzzled that the heroine can communicate unimpeded when she enters the grassland. I liked the story very much, but I always felt it was a little bit lacking. .

At this point in the article, although the basics of what I want to say have been explained clearly, it seems to be missing a beautiful ending.

Such a death may be a good ending for Lang Zheng.

When the two armies are facing each other, if Yi exposes herself, it means there is a risk of being shot.