Where Can I Find Your Trail?

Can the author revise the article? Is the child from Wang Rui's family named Meng Er, his cousin or uncle? When Shen Jiu appeared on the stage, wasn't he introduced as the Queen's biological brother? Why did he become a nephew again? Full screen noisy

When will Xiujinda publish new articles?

I just want to say, should you write more and more poorly? . . The feeling of the female bandit is that this book is even more so. . .

I originally wanted to rate and comment on each chapter, but it turned out that Jinjiang was too twitchy, and it was very troublesome to read and comment on the article on my mobile phone. It was so easy to comment and twitch in the end that I didn't know where it went. So I decided to just read it and write a long review. This book has the same problem as the previous one, that is, it starts well and has a lot of foreshadowing, but at the end when I shake off the baggage, I accidentally shake it all off, and the ending seems very rushed. The final plot seemed a bit top-heavy because some parts that should be detailed were not detailed. I saw some readers commented that "it was like completing a task and revealing the truth." I don't think it's because Xiujin is deliberately lazy, but because the author is really trying hard to write but just can't grasp the rhythm. I look forward to the next book having a smooth pace and going to the next level. The heroine Zhou Jingxuan (the pseudonym Ni Sushan used in most of the previous articles) is well portrayed, and the characteristic of "not kind, but not indiscriminately killing" is very clear in the copywriting. She came here for revenge. She is neither a virgin nor a bun. Sometimes she seems to be suffering a loss. That is either because she needs to set up a trap, or because she feels that other people's little actions do not really hinder her, so she can just let them go and suffer a little loss. If you have love in your heart, you can express it calmly without being coy. She is very strong from the inside, so strong that she does not need a man at all, but the man is still fascinated by her. This is her charm, so the smart and mature Meng Erlang fell in love with her regardless of his own safety, abandoning all external obstacles, and eagerly waited to marry her home. Zhou Jingxuan's birth was a happy one, because she had the love of her parents. Afterwards, the tragedy in her family was something she couldn't cope with, but when she had the ability to seek revenge, she was not blinded by hatred, and tried not to hurt innocent lives every step of the way. There is always a light in her heart that allows her to love and love the people in this world who are worthy of her love. Next, I want to spend some time talking about the real Ni Sushan, the eldest daughter of the Ni family. This girl has been a hidden figure from the beginning. It wasn't until almost thirty chapters that Zhou Jingxuan was named. She borrowed Ni Sushan's identity. The real Ni Sushan ran away from home! I originally thought that this girl would always be hidden. After she ran away from home, she found a new world of her own, met new people and things, and started everything over again. In short, she should have her own story and life. The proper rhythm of the heroine of the next book is the thread laid for the next book. As a result, as a result, when the finale was coming, Chapter 59 suddenly appeared. I couldn't believe it. What kind of fuss was going on. What about the heroine of the next book? Killed before birth. ^_^ Some people say that Ni Sushan is "too scary to borrow a seed from a man." They also say that in modern times, it is something that ordinary people cannot do. I would like to say that horror is indeed true, and modern people generally cannot do it, but it does not mean that Ni Sushan could not do it in the patriarchal ancient times. Why? This depends on her origin and upbringing. She grew up next to the Princess Protector. Who is the Princess Protector? When she was young, she fought with Emperor Gaozong. She was unique and different from all the girls in the boudoir. She was born into a royal family and in an era when imperial power was supreme, even if she had no prestige in fighting at all and was just a princess raised in a deep palace, even if she raised a bunch of pretty boys, the Royal Censor wouldn't even dare to give in. As long as there were no life-threatening disputes, even the emperor would just turn a blind eye. At most, he would shake his head and carry the princess over and say something like "You're a bit crazy." Ni Sushan is very confident to have such a princess to support her, and her boudoir upbringing is definitely not something that ordinary people can look up to. Moreover, she hated her own father so much and was so disappointed in the Ni family that she never went home in the end and did not admit that she was the eldest daughter of the Ni family. She is rich, powerful, and carefree. She really does not need to rely on the Ni family to marry into a good family. Why get married? Marrying is nothing more than finding a solid job, but she has everything she should have, but she lacks a child. Borrowing seeds is not a problem. She is fully capable of raising her children without a man and has enough financial resources and energy to raise them. Why not? Besides, she is not a fool. She chose Shen Jiu because she likes him, but because of her father. She doesn't want to believe that this man will be good to them, mother and son. She may be thinking that instead of dying of disappointment and despair like her mother, it would be better not to believe it from the beginning, and regard the best moment as an eternal memory. If she has a child with him, she will always be reminded of his kindness, and she does not have to worry about his final betrayal. Finally, I want to say that this color blindness thing is too confusing and is a big bug in this article. I won't go into the detailed analysis, because something is really wrong. But anyway, the plot of this article requires it to be arranged this way. I just treat it as a disease code-named x, and I can't take it seriously. [If you want to publish it, it is best to change it and replace it with a case that does not exist medically. Anyway, if you want to fabricate it, then fabricate it completely] And why is Concubine Feng willing to help Princess Runan raise her child? How risky is this? It's very likely that everything will come out of nowhere. After all, the child's mother is still alive. None of this was explained clearly. I can only guess that Concubine Feng didn't even know who the child's biological parents were. She just wanted to fake the pregnancy and get pregnant, but she didn't expect the baby she got to have such a provenance. I don't know if this is the case?

Found a small bug, Shen Jiu should be the queen's brother⊙⊙

Damn it! What a big pot!

No? Finished? Woo woo woo

Oops, Shen Jiu and Da Niangzi's writing is too simple. Please tell me the story after Little Baozi was born O(∩_∩)O~ It's great that on a rainy day in the south, the little milk cat met the kind-hearted author Gu Liang~~~~Happy! ! ! A vaccination for the author's sister: Cats usually have a naughty stage when they are 6-12 months old, such as scratching sofa curtains and the like (buying a corrugated cat scratching board can usually alleviate this^_^). After that, they will be fine and become obedient cats again.

I think the author's book is a bit anticlimactic. Many conspiracies are easily touched upon and it's a bit perfunctory. I don't know if it's because he's too lazy to write it down.

Shen Jiu must have been drugged by the eldest lady. Ha