Dragon Tower

Princess Liu makes my heart ache! ! !

I admire the author's imagination for writing the male protagonist's life experience in such a twisty and bizarre way. But I still like it best when the male protagonist is still a little girl.

Little Phoenix is ​​really cute. I really can't bear to read it.

It's pretty good that Little Phoenix did this to Emperor Jing'an and Queen Mother Pei. What qualifications do they have to let Little Phoenix treat them with all his heart? Both mother and son are like this. What they value is power, and what Little Phoenix values ​​​​is affection, so this is good.

The completeness of this book is only given by the extras, and the ending is considered unfinished.

I'm looking for the answer. Although I'm not sure, the author of this writing style can only be Li Jing. She can draw a clear line very firmly, but exclude other people. In fact, the truth is - only those who have wronged you will know how wronged you are. And the emperor had no need at all. As mentioned earlier, the emperor himself was hesitant about when to tell Fengyi's life experience. In terms of power, Li Jing grew up in the palace, how could he not have one or two people from the palace. Moreover, the situation at that time required someone to break the situation. At that time, Fengyi really thought that she was Prince Yu and was completely unaware of it, but in fact, his potential enemies were likely to know or partially guess it. My father-in-law must be a loyal minister of the emperor, and he would not dare to tell the truth even if it creates hidden dangers for himself. But if he does not expose it, when the eldest prince ascends the throne, I am afraid that if it is revealed, the whole family will have to pay for it. People like Li Jing never wanted to be inferior to others, and they were well aware of the emotional state of the emperor and his husband. She understood that Fengyi's reputation could not be shaken by using this kind of pink scandal (after all, Master Phoenix was known to the whole world), and she also understood the concerns and bottom line of the emperor's actions. What she had to do was to find a breakthrough in the dead situation, use retreat to advance, and force Fengyi again. The author is really careless. Only after seeing this can one really understand Li Jing's courage. The character's charm is deeper and more powerful.

Woo woo woo, I don't know if it's three or four swipes, I love it so much woo woo woo

I hope that Emperor Jing'an betrayed his father and brothers, so that he can be considered a scheming figure, otherwise he will be too Mary Sue when he takes the throne.

After watching it again, I still like Fengyi!

Looking back, I still like the lively and public period of Little Phoenix the most. Later, it was interesting to see Nan Yi and Fu Cai Zi, and their characters also grew. Going forward (especially the scope), it feels strange to see the male protagonist in his forties still act recklessly and foolishly from time to time...