Phoenix Terrace

What should be explained is also messy, how did the prince die, what happened to Jiang Bicheng, where did the Wei family run away, was there something wrong in Wei Renxiu's mind, and went to give birth to a child but did not fully give birth to the child, was Hitachi a son of the Yang family, and why did the Yang family run away. Two years later, the author did not start a story from 60 years later. I understand that he left some holes unfilled in order to attract readers to renew their subscriptions, but there are so many clues left that I can't help but suspect that the author is not strong enough to explain himself. I have read several of the author's books, and in each of them I felt like I didn't want to write a lot until the end, and this one was the worst. From the beginning to the end, no one has a clear character. The heroine sometimes has an IQ that is above or below the line and is indecisive. The male protagonist can fight (but there is no description), and then he dotes on the heroine, dotes on him, and gives the heroine rights and status. This line was also dropped halfway through the writing. The supporting characters are even weirder, and the aunt is the most characterful among them. Her character trait is that adults think she is good, but the children she raises are more difficult to mention than the other. The author of bv wrote several times in the article that she is a calm person who is very good at sizing up situations, and also wrote that her inner monologue was extremely awkward. The characters of other people are almost the same, or there is no description at all. It looks like a group portrait. In fact, everyone is blurred, which I feel very unsatisfied. Give me a 0 for being polite, and say goodbye to the author, never to see you again.

When did Bicheng disappear? This is my second brush, and for the first time I was still thinking that there would be an explanation in Bu Bu Jiao or Xiang Gu, but I realized that they were all traps.

No matter how many times I read it, the most annoying person in the whole story is still Ruyi. He prefers villains and listens to slander. In my opinion, he is just a white-eyed wolf who is not well-raised. Taichu, like her, was raised under the wings of others, but his temperament is completely different. Every time I see her, I feel very unhappy

This book is too fluent and clumsy... It's so different from the previous two books. After reading it, I regretted spending the money to read this one.

The first time I saw 200 chapters, I couldn't stand it. The second time I picked it up again, I couldn't stand more than 200 chapters and skipped to the ending. I felt that there wasn't much plot in the more than 400 chapters. Most of them were written in details, but many details were boring.

Many holes have been dug but not filled, and there is no extra story about Bu Bujiao and Xiang Gu. . . . . . I have read a lot of books, but this one is not very good. I still like Miss Su and Mr. Sleeping Pill the most.

This is the most unreadable book among all the books I have read in Huaisu. I read it till the end just to see the ending and I didn't want to miss any of the author's books (I read it once before and abandoned it halfway through, but I picked it up again recently), but the ending was so rushed. I don't know what to say. I was extremely disappointed with this book.

It's been three years, please let the author do a better job!

It's obviously a happy ending, but I don't know where all the criticisms came from. When I first started watching it, I glanced at the comments and thought the ending was broken. It made me feel uneasy the whole time I watched it. Oh, I was so flustered for a long time.

What I am more concerned about is the line between Aunt Ye and the female officer, ah, but more than 400 chapters are already a lot of words. The author has worked hard