The Bones of Nobility

In fact, the story is not bad... But it may be a problem with my psychological expectations. In the early stage, it looked like a strong CP. Both of them were the ones who stirred up the situation in the game, but in the later stage, they became strong and weak... The second prince completely became a character who was rescued and waited for outside the game... I felt very psychologically unbalanced orz There is also a feeling that in the early stage, the protagonist has not grown up and needs help, so Li is strong, and in the later stage, the protagonist has to show off his skills. There is no room for others, so Li is weak. Li's ability is just a tool to serve the plot... The author probably did not intend this, it may just be an illusion caused by the plot arrangement orz

Da Da's writing power is indeed lacking, and it can be seen that he is unable to do so due to his busy life, but the writing is very serious and the protagonist is very attractive. Finished spreading flowers, come on

... Just, it's so uncomfortable. Mao was obviously a very well-written character in the early stage, but he was completely weakened in the later stage... Or there is a sense of contradiction. Orz, for example, in the Double Ninth Festival rescue scene, it stands to reason that after something like that happened, how could his status and evaluation in the emperor's heart not be improved? For example, when the Crown Prince was in power, it was written that he was powerful and prestigious. But after the Crown Prince died, why did the evaluation of him return to a useless and worthless prince? Isn't it obvious that he is also a person who has great hope of becoming a reserve? Later, he was imprisoned in various ways, and again and again, it seemed that he had become a tool to express Yin's abilities or someone else's weakness to restrain Yin. It really feels bad to think about a person who grew up like that and seems to have a very powerful lover but has been losing his freedom. So in this chapter, when I see Yin leaving him and being put under house arrest in disguise at Yin's request, I feel really uncomfortable... He has never been a free lover, but he is also depriving him of his freedom... After reading the comments, it seems that I am the only one who thinks so, but I still feel that Xiao Li is in a really miserable situation now. He seems to be Yin's vassal. The text says that it is a story about accompanying the master and never abandoning him, but to be honest, I don't feel that Yin regards Mao as his master at all...

? ? ? ? ? Woc should I just be pissed off? ? ? What right does Li have to accuse Xiao Yin of being ruthless? ? ? You were the one who let me go several times, and you were the one who slapped someone down with harsh words and hurtful words. Why is it still you? ? ? ? ? So nervous and divided? ? ? ?

There's no extra story... Please give me a extra story

I haven't been online for two days and it's finally over! So angry! But congratulations on the finish!

Finished with flowers~ I was still very sad to see it in the end. Watching my husband along the way, he has experienced a lot, lost a lot, and gained a lot. The road is bumpy and bumpy. He is not a saint. He has been proud of the spring breeze, but also lost his soul, trudged in the mud, and also had the dawn. I have watched him grow up all the way. Until now, I am filled with emotions. In the end, I hope that both my husband and Maomao will be well.

✿✿ヽ(°▽°)ノ✿Finished with flowers! I like this article very much, but the process is a bit too cruel. Where are the cookies I promised you? ! ! ! But for he's sake, let's let the author know a lot about it, right?

Sprinkle flowers~ ??(???????)??□□□□

Hey, don't break up, come on!