Born to Be a Phoenix

I always feel that this male protagonist is so fake and doesn't look like he has feelings for the female protagonist at all...

I just saw it, and I felt it was so rushed after watching the ending... The deep-seated hatred in the third life was let go too abruptly. The male protagonist did not explain or apologize, and he has been unable to discuss this point for five years... Is there really love between the male and female protagonists? I always feel that these two people have a tragic ending in the end.

Haha, "Let's talk about it after five years with nothing to do". Is this considered love?

To correct my mistake, the eldest princess is the emperor's sister and the prince's aunt. The prince's sister is a princess

To be honest, I feel a little embarrassed. Although the male protagonist has already recognized the female protagonist as his wife, the female protagonist is still young, so it is not good to have lust for her. The female protagonist is about ten years old, and there is too much physical contact between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist gets into the male protagonist's arms, and the male protagonist carries the female protagonist into the carriage. It is so inconsistent. Is the female protagonist's reputation gone? Also, the heroine's father went directly into the heroine's boudoir to wake her up, and the heroine was disheveled and acting coquettishly, so strange!

Pfft... I feel like the heroine is more like a modern eleven-year-old innocent girl, not as precocious as in ancient times 233333

The fifth lady is really selfish. She just wants to live a good life in the house. She just uses the things she gives to her children as favors. Others see her being so easy to bully, so why not bully her? Father Song doesn't look like a confused person who doesn't know what to do. He dislikes the Fifth Madam so much. It is estimated that the Fifth Madam is willing to sacrifice the interests of her husband and even her children in order to make herself feel better. In the end, she blames her husband and children for not understanding her. Speaking of which, did the fifth lady marry the uncle, or did she marry Father Song? If she can't stand the people in the house, she can follow her father Song to work abroad. I'm afraid she can't bear the wealth of this uncle's house, right?

I really like Xiao Miao's character. She is not too smart (or she hasn't shown it yet?) But she has a very good attitude towards people and things. The innocence and coquettishness of a girl is not overdone like many other novels. It makes people smile and feel loved. Moreover, the heroines in Dada's works seem to have this kind of rational disposition to face things. I think Dada should be such a person. I really like this kind of temperament. I love you o(=•ω•=)m

Oh my God, this layout is terrible, but the article is very nice (??ω??)??

These 40 chapters don't match the style of the previous article.