Phoenix Decree

The change of Nanzhu was sudden, but I suddenly discovered the counter-routine. Haha, I like it.

Like most people, the change of male lead was a bit abrupt. I was really looking forward to the story of a pair of emperors and queens with a strong woman and a weak man who unified the three kingdoms. All of Ayu's previous abilities and experiences, as well as King Zhou's tragic experience, were actually preparations for the day when they would rule the world. What a pity! According to this assumption, Ai Daji may have to write about a hundred chapters, which is fun to think about. What a pity! What a pity! There is also a pairing of the third princess and Cheng Zhi, which is a little less detailed. Cheng San is still the child of two generals. As long as he wants to, taking down the third princess is also a very exciting process. And Cheng Er, what kind of lover will he have? Well! Sorry, sorry.

Everyone has their own needs, which is fine. But I just don't want to read the previous one.

Alas, the pairing of Xie Yu and Meng Shaoyou is so stiff, and it feels like Meng Shaoyou is totally passionate. The thoughts and feelings of King Zhou are really written very delicately and realistically. What I remember the most is his concern for Xie Yu, his restraint and caution about this feeling. On the other hand, Xie Yu's inner emotional activities are actually written very rarely and are very ambiguous. In fact, I can neither see her love for Meng nor how much she loves King Zhou. . . . Alas, poor King Zhou. . . .

Anticlimactic... This twist is too blunt. The author's writing is intermittently due to many reasons. The last few chapters are incoherent, and the foreshadowing in the front and middle is always King Zhou. The second male lead appears too little, but the ending is reversed. After reading this article, the feelings of all the people in it are not perfect, General Cheng The separation from Xie Xian, the separation between Xie Yu and the King of Zhou, the coercion between Cheng Zhi and the three princesses, so that Xie Yu and Meng Shaoyou were seen together, and the marriage of the King of Zhou was only due to power and politics. Although Meng Shaoyou loved Xie Yu, the King of Zhou had already left a deep impression on him, poor Meng Shaoyou~

The male protagonist was changed too hastily... It felt like there was a lot of bookkeeping going on. I finished reading most of the book, and then someone who had never been laid out was replaced as the male protagonist... The first half of the book was great.

This article is probably the one I feel is the worst among all the author's articles. ... The heroine in the back is completely out of frame. ... It seems that the author suddenly became too lazy to write in the middle of writing, so he just ended it in a hurry.

I didn't do anything all day on Sunday and couldn't stop reading it. As good as it was at the beginning, it was so depressing at the end. After reading it, I burst into tears thinking about King Zhou. At the end, I said that I didn't love enough to be sensible, but King Zhou could use his flesh and blood to block arrows. With his sickly body and bones, he had no sense to block arrows. Why would he not sacrifice his life for the sake of beauty? Moreover, according to the development of the plot, when it comes time to get married, his unlucky brothers will have to step down. Sooner or later, the country will be his, and choosing a beauty will not necessarily mean losing the country! The previous setting is so good, the character design and plot are simply perfect. I can write more space. Given the ability and temperament of the male and female protagonists, it is impossible to create a new empress mode. Why do you repeatedly emphasize that you are afraid of being in the small world of the harem? In the end, it was just for the sake of ending, fall!

I can't say how much I like King Zhou, but when I read the previous one, everyone could tell that he was writing a script with a male protagonist. You need to change the male protagonist to set the stage. Looking at it this way, I really feel that what I read earlier was a waste of time... The Butcher's Family and the Sinful Wife are still good-looking... Author, you are really a bit uncomfortable for me as a second-rate male protagonist... Although your writing is really good, I give you a love slap~

It wasn't until I saw the sentence that they had consummated their marriage that I realized: The second male lead is in charge... It's a bit uncomfortable...