The Adorable Pet Empress

Except for two scenes at the end that are a bit awkward, this book is very good elsewhere. I particularly like the characters of the male and female protagonists. Let's talk about the shortcomings first: 1. The plot is a little awkward starting from the time the heroine gives birth to the child. One is the scene where the heroine faces the tiger, and the other is the scene with the prince from a foreign kingdom. 2. I feel that the heroine's time travel is a bit redundant. It may be to explain that the heroine is good at archery. In fact, the reason can be directly attributed to the family. In terms of advantages: 1. The heroine's emotional change towards the hero is described in great detail, from the thought of killing the hero to hugging her thigh (after all, the possibility of killing the hero is very small) to being attracted to the hero and falling in love with him, then to warning herself not to like him, and finally to being moved to fall in love with him. Human beings are inherently contradictory. It is normal to have a heartbeat when meeting a dangerous but excellent person, but to fall in love all at once is silly, and it is a mistake that must be constantly weighed. 2. The male protagonist's character is well developed. As a prince who has no family support and is hated by his father. In this situation, it is normal to withhold and distrust others. Then the feelings for the female protagonist are definitely not very strong at the beginning, but the male protagonist is gradually attracted to the female protagonist as they get along. This will be more difficult to describe, but the author describes it very well. From the beginning, he just touched his forehead and held hands, to talking more when he became blind, to painting his heart (this part really touched me), to the final favor, letting go of her brother for the heroine, and working hard to treat the heroine's illness. 3. It didn't step on my bottom line: the role of the brainless and vicious female supporting character was not heavy; there were not too many disturbing plots about the harem and the harem; the ending of the heroine in the previous life, being demoted to a maid was relatively normal, there was no overly cruel scene; there was no plot where the twins looked the same, etc. Although it's a bit unfinished, it's still pretty good overall, with collections not exceeding tens of thousands. The possible reason is that the copywriting said that the male protagonist executed the heroine's family in his previous life. I came in without reading the copywriting, otherwise I might have given up. After reading it, I found that the author also explained it, and they were not together in the previous life. Some comments say that the male protagonist is not pampered. In fact, the male protagonist is very pampered in the later stages. It feels that he is pampered in the early stages and does not fit the character of the male protagonist. It is also said that the heroine wants to take revenge. I personally feel that in ancient times, the possibility of relying on the heroine on her own was too small. Her father was still a foolish and loyal type and had no real power. The heroine did not know a very powerful person. If so, it might be another novel with a male protagonist.

The last few chapters are a bit sloppy, but the whole book is really good.

We can also add some extra flowers in the past life.

It's so good. I really like this book. I read it a few years ago. I've read it again and again four times. It's still very good. The title of the book is also easy to remember [Star Eyes].

In 2020, I'm still dreaming about past life extras T_T! ! Lu Yan's awkward and venomous tongue poked at my cuteness~

Mr. Lu stole the woman the emperor wanted in his previous life!!! So brave!!!

It turns out that the emperor likes beauties like the heroine. Unfortunately, Lu Yan let his fate pass in order to take revenge.

Oh my god, this is really it. I suddenly want to laugh wildly. What happened? This is so wrong.

Still a good old article! Mary Sue's is spot on! Although the male supporting characters are not particularly well-written, they each have their own charm. [Spreading Flowers] There is too little description of the psychological activities of the male protagonist. It is particularly sweet when the hearts are connected in the later stage. Although there are some flaws in the plot and the later stage is a bit rushed, it is really heart-warming when it is sweet. Compared to what the current gold list is, the template article It really smells like industrial saccharin, with all the correct viewpoints and correct characters, and it feels like the romance novel has been written as a textbook [Shut up] Although the old novel is a bit bloody and even has some outdated concepts, it can really make people feel excited through the words [Spread flowers] This male companion book is also sad to read, and it has a brilliant portrayal~

The male protagonist's tension is not even as good as this eunuch's...