Noblewoman of Han

That side story is too short. I feel like I could write a lot about the side story of Liu Che resurrecting his life. Anyway, I finally finished it. I am satisfied but not dissatisfied with the ending. What I am satisfied with is that the heroine can really live the rest of her life according to her own ideas. Penglai is her home while drifting on the sea. , The dissatisfaction can only be said to be a pity. Although it was said before that the heroine must not be with Liu Che, he was still moved by Liu Che in the end. His feelings for the heroine deserved a happy ending. It was also a pity that the heroine decided to leave Chang'an. If you stay in Chang'an forever and stay in the Han Dynasty, helping Liu Che will make the empire stronger. There are also many male supporting characters whose endings are not arranged, and their friendship for the heroine will only be let down. So if you like the NPC, it is not a lifelong relationship, but at least you can stay with her. (This is going to call Jinjiang garbage)

I used to be really dissatisfied with the male protagonist when I was reading about female writers. Until I read this book... Well, I think I might as well forget about the male protagonist when I read this book. Human beings do things.

After checking Yan Yi's information, I found out that he is Yan Zhenqing's direct ancestor. This means that Yan Zhenqing will never appear in this world.

How to say it, how to say it. I know it's really good for Ayan. Yan Yi To be honest, I really like this male protagonist. The author's writing is really great. I like it very much. How can I put it this way? In the end, there was nothing, and I actually felt that it was true, but I thought, why couldn't we be together later? They both have daughters. It was because of Liu Che before, but now they have daughters. Isn't it okay? We can also write more about the relationship between the heroine and Liu Che. That's it, that's all. Actually I understand it too. But I just can't reconcile myself to it, it's too little. For me, the good time between Yan Yi and the heroine was really good, hey. I wish the author could write more, there are many laments. The writing is really good, but the male protagonist Yan Yi and Liu Che are all real people, hey.

I feel that the heroine of this article has been losing. She lost her father Liu Qi, her lover had a different look, and then she went overseas and lost her mother and sister. Although she has her daughter Ruyi and is with her friends, I still feel that the heroine is miserable, especially compared to female writers. If A Yan is proud of her career, she is frustrated in love. Then Forsythia means success in both career and love. It's not about how A Yan is living, but whether it's Liu Qi's death, Liu Che's pursuit, Yan Yi's decision, or the heroine's eventual founding of the country and becoming the empress, we can't say that she's living a good life, but her life is unsatisfactory and full of regrets. When I saw the chapters where Liu Qi died, I cried with snot and tears, and then when I saw Yan Yi, I thought he could become another person to protect her and take care of her, not necessarily physically, but mentally. But it was still because of Liu Che's pursuit, because of the Yan family's opposition, and because The heroine let go of Yan Yi's decision, but Ruyi's arrival brought new hope to the heroine, but later Ruyi grew up and became ill. Although friends like Sang Hongyang accompanied the heroine, Yan Yi was always the missing piece in the heroine's life.

I thought it was okay at first, but after 200 chapters, I thought it was bullshit. But after thinking about all the money spent, I kept reading, hoping that it would be better later on. When I saw the finale, I realized that it was really bullshit... What the hell is this?

Alas, I feel so sorry for Liu Qi...

I cried, why do I love this scumbag Liu Che so much?

Aren't you pretty good at writing about these processes? Wuyu's front page is so dull, the key points of one chapter can only be summarized on one page, and the rest are just messed up to make money. Haha, listen to me, sisters, run!

I watched the ending in advance and it was so disgusting... I thought it was a strong Chinese novel with a Mary Sue heroine. Has everyone been fooled by the scumbag CPU...