Could this be Heaven punishing her for running away from her own wedding?
How did crashing into a wall send her to another time and space?
Good heavens!
Why is this general such a monster?
He forced a name that wasn't hers onto her and treated her so cruelly!
Waaaaah... She can definitely escape!
But where has she escaped to?
Why is she being forced to learn poison and perfumery by a man more beautiful than any woman and another who looks tough but is a little childish?
She doesn't want to kill anyone!
What?
They're on the same side as that monster of a general?
Does that mean she has to run away again?
Why does she always have to spend her life running?
But how long can she keep running, and how far can she get?
Very good ending! June is a perfect match for the hero!
I feel that there is a big difference between the male protagonist before and after... But the writing is very good, I really like it~~~~Support the author~~~I want to write a better one~~~Come on
Let's write a big story from September to modern times.
I think June's love for the general changed too quickly, which is inconsistent with her character shown at the beginning. In the first chapter, she was a complainer, otherwise she would not have deliberately made her aunt look bad and insisted on running away at the wedding (the article did not explain at the beginning that she and Xiaoying looked exactly the same, but I guessed it). After the general tortured her so much, how could she forgive him immediately? What? Forgive him, how can I fall in love with him so easily? To be honest, I really don't think this general has any merits. I only see a character that is determined to retaliate and a cold heart. Because he has been humiliated and tortured by a woman, he actually did not hesitate to start a war and destroy other people's countries, killing countless innocent lives. There is absolutely no reason for the heroine to like him.
I think the plot concept is good, but the writing lacks psychological description and environmental description. The whole article reads a bit dry, as if it is simply retelling a story and not vivid. It may be the author's first time writing an article, and there is still a bright future for continuing to work hard.
I can't understand it at all. If Qianman is so cruel, why would she be nice to these people? Does she have any grudge against the general?
No matter how you look at it, you don't like that general, he has a dead look on his face.
It's really not good-looking. I won't watch it anymore.
Suddenly everything came to mind, and suddenly I could see. June was not surprised. June is not surprised, I am surprised!!!!!!! (Not available here) But when I looked at the back, it turned out to be a foreshadowing. Fortunately, I was not disappointed!!!!!!!!!
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