When Spring Paints the Pear Blossoms

Woohoo, I still feel sorry for the princess. I have been giving all my life.

Hmm... I think the only shortcoming is that it adds too much plot of childhood encounters. It's too coincidental that everyone met in childhood and ended up by mistake. And I feel that even if these plots are not added, all the things they experienced later can still support their love. Forcibly adding a childhood plot is a bit dragging and useless.

Do you all like princesses? I think the heroine is not bad either, she is soft and strong; there are indeed a lot of scenes about childhood encounters, but fortunately they are all in the extras; in addition, I personally am not very satisfied with the CP assigned to the princess, although it does not fit the plot well enough.

Woohoo, my princess

The princess is so domineering. Take the princess away.

The thriller escape is also good!

The author writes very well. Everyone has his or her own ending. It cannot be said to be sad, but at least everyone has gained something. After all, the princess did not love Master Meng. She only risked her life in front of the one she loved. Jin tide finally discovered how deep her love was when she jumped off a cliff for Master Meng, and her love was no less than that of Luo Ying. The emperor is destined to be a lonely character, and the ending is not surprising, but rather reasonable. And the ending between Master Meng and Jin tide may be the best ending!

Alas, I read it all in three days. The author wrote it very well. The emperor lost everyone, but in exchange for the throne, he actually did not deserve to die. Becoming a king meant gains and losses. He betrayed the people who loved him, but in exchange for the safety of the people all over the world. He was a good emperor, but not a good brother. He was not hateful, just pathetic. When Luoying died, she slept in the arms of her lover. In the end, the princess also depended on her lover for life and death. They were all pitiful people, but it was such a tragic ending that touched people. One more thing, the author's writing is really good. I'm looking forward to the new book.

Why not write that emperor to death? For example, if you don't lift it during a war!!! No heirs!!! The kingdom is complete, but there is no heir to inherit the throne! Life is worse than death!

I still think the princess is good, but the sudden insertion of Meng and Jin's childhood encounter is too abrupt, and it doesn't feel like there is any connection between the two. The princess sacrificed so much, and she even wrote it to death