I Can't, I Mustn't

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. It really starts high and ends low. The characters and plot in the early stage are very lovable, but in the later stage, it feels like it ends hastily.

Sheng Lingyu is crazy. . Just be crazy, but the little emperor is too incompetent and passive. He was being led around all the time, and the scene opposite his uncle was a bit tense at first, but then I guess the author wouldn't write about his uncle, and the whole character lost its charm in the later stages. The same goes for the Little Emperor. It's good to block the queen at first, but he really shouldn't be so passive under the control of the attack. The same goes for Lu Qiao, not because of preference, but because of the author's preference.

It pissed me off so much that it took me two days to read this book in one go. The early part was very interesting and really attracted me. The characters and writing were very good. But in the middle part, Sheng Lingyu started to turn black and something was a little bit wrong. The feeling of going crazy after just taking a medicine was like the Eight Bitter Flowers of Everlasting Sorrow in Erha. In short, they were all weird medicines, but in the middle part, it was okay. Although I was useless in the first and middle part, I still tried hard to survive and had a little wit. He was so clever, but in the later stage the whole thing collapsed. Shou was a complete loser. He had no role except being kidnapped and giving birth to children. All the plots were fought between the attackers and the scumbags. When Shou was rescued in the end, the first words he said were "children, our children." Those scumbag gongs are all lunatics, and gong has become a lunatic. There is a court line, and the author probably can't grasp it, so he follows the point of view from the beginning to the end, without changing the perspective at all to write about how those people fight. The problem is that the person portrayed here is a disgusting holy waste. In the early stage, I was thinking about starting a career of my own, but I haven't done that since I got together with Gong. I completely let go of it and it was all Gong's doing. Shou would tolerate Gong without any thought. He would tolerate whatever Gong did. He knew something was wrong with Gong. He was interrupted every time he wanted to talk. It was too deliberate. There is also a supporting role, the role of Ping Wuqi, no one thinks so, right? For me, Ping Wuqi should be a brainless supporter of the little emperor. He was first subdued by the little emperor, and he was loyal to the emperor in order to repay his kindness. Why in the middle period, the little emperor was pregnant, and he didn't tell the little emperor, told Gong, and kept it secret even when Gong asked him to. Whose person is he? There is also Lu Qiao's line, which is unreasonable from beginning to end. He is blind from the eyes and blind from the heart. He can't tell that Lu Qiao likes him. And as a gay, he should be more sensitive to the feelings of the same kind. It was already strange that he let Lu Qiao sleep with him in the first place. He has a different sexual orientation and doesn't know how to avoid suspicion? He also showed others what he had written, made them bend over, and waited until the end to find out that Lu Qiao liked him. Then he didn't talk properly every time until Lu Qiao was forced to rebel. Then he would only tell Lu Qiao without thinking that I had chosen Sheng Lingyu. To be honest, it was not an exaggeration to say that this person would kneel down and kiss Lu Qiao. Moreover, why is this loser, the little emperor, so popular? What is he after? Be it because he is the Holy Mother or because he will give birth to children. I have read several of the author's articles, and I can only say that the others are all light-hearted cookies. From this one, it can be seen that the author actually cannot grasp this big framework and there are so many crazy criticisms. Looking at the beginning, it is said that the late update of this article is seriously lagging, which makes the comment area unfriendly. I originally I didn't want to read the comment section, but after reading it in one sitting, I can only say that this article deserves an unfriendly comment section. Such a big mess is placed at the back. I gave 0 points purely because I like the writing at the beginning of the article. I will give 2 points for the first part and -2 for the last part, just to hedge.

Rating: All villains. Even if Shou was originally a normal person, he was probably a little distorted by the pressure of this environment later on. In short, I read this article based on the basic concept of everyone being evil. It's quite interesting.

I have been following this article since it was first updated, but the update was too slow, and I saw that the memorial tablet of Grandfather Sheng was moved out. I couldn't accept it for a while, so I put it aside until now to read it again. After reading this, it's hard to express my feelings. Lu Qiao is indeed a person with established views. No matter how old he is, human life is not worth mentioning in Xiao Lu's eyes. He and Xiao Sheng have been in a fight to the death since the return of Chen Hui. They are really sincere in their feelings, but not all their feelings can be fruitful. The ending is not bad. He kidnapped the emperor and conspired with the wanted criminal Xiao Yang, but in the end the whole family was exiled. To sum up, I think Xiao Lu is really a very qualified young prince in feudal society. The uncle is really crazy and very powerful, both mentally and in other aspects. He simply surpasses other people in this background. When I saw it later, I felt that the main character team was a bit weak, hahahahahaha. He is too powerful. An uncle without human emotions in his body is invincible. He can still take another drug before he burps. Xiao Yang is cruel and ambitious, and his eyes are very unique, because the back part is too sloppy and makes no impression. I really like the female characters portrayed in the article, but I feel a little uncomfortable with the bento collar. It's hard to comment on Xue. I feel like he's not the same person as the previous one. I really liked it in the early stage. The characters are well drawn and I like them. It's understandable that he will be affected if he stays in a feudal society for a long time. In addition, he cares about Xiao Sheng more than anyone else in the world. So the earthquake is because he thinks it will only hurt money, so he doesn't care. The plague is because he thinks that the virus will dissipate when the temperature rises in summer, so he doesn't care so much. Xue only cares about Xiao Sheng and nothing else. The later portrayal is not that brilliant. Sheng Lingyu, help me, I really like him in the early stage, otherwise I wouldn't have seen the darkening of Ka Nali. A sister downstairs is right. From the moment Sheng Lingyu climbs up the cliff, there is already another Sheng Lingyu. Xiaoyu in the early stage is too gentlemanly and beautiful, and is incompatible with this dynasty. If the story wants to continue, darkening is inevitable. Blackening Xiaoyu is really too dark. It was completely separated from the previous period, overturned the feelings of the first half of my life, betting the lives of the people and the lives of my sweethearts, and completely abandoning the past. I can only say that the medicine my uncle administered was too powerful, and it completely controlled a person whose emotions and outlook were on the edge, so much so that it gave birth to a second completely blackened version of Sheng Lingyu. I feel that Sheng Lingyu did not get rid of the medicine until the end. In the end, my uncle was really awesome. When I saw it later, I felt that there was no way to beat my uncle with the strength of the protagonist group. But I won, and it made me feel uncomfortable to win. The protagonist group did not have strong strength in the later stage. Whether it was intelligence, connections or ability, I personally think there was nothing outstanding about it. The early stage is great, whether it's relationships or court plans, it's been more about the emotional line since the Sheng family collapsed and the uncle drugged him. Speaking of which, no one found out that uncle had taken the drug. I feel that a big reason for the development of the plot was uncle's drug. He is really too powerful (sigh) The above are all personal opinions. Sisters who are more accepting can take a look. I think it is acceptable and acceptable overall, but it is a bit complicated. Well, it is very complicated.

It's so terrible. I shouldn't have endured the nausea until the end. These people completely failed the author in the end. What on earth are you crazy about?

Wflbb I really have to change my habit of buying it first and then reading it next time. I never expected that I would encounter another relief literature after that relief literature. I read too many of them in the early stage and then I collapsed. I knew it would go dark, but I didn't expect it to turn out like this. What kind of person am I? I've met so many people who drove high and walked low.

Even though I am very receptive to reading the article, I have to sigh: I am speechless.

This is really the first complete crazy novel that I have seen... It is the kind of crazy novel that subverted my three views. Not only are there many, but they are also complete in variety, including the protagonist. The protagonist is so completely blackened. If you look at the darkening of the protagonist in other books, it is just a trivial matter. Although jmm said that in the later stage, I only cared about the children and the attack was crazy and I couldn't accept it, but in fact, it may be because my threshold range is relatively wide, and I felt that I could basically understand the protagonist after taking on the role, so I thought it was okay. Sisters who want to marry you don't need to worry too much, but don't worry at all. The most touching thing is that when these crazy batches came together in the end, it was super messy, but I actually still understood it. Thank you for your hard work.

I forgot why I kept this thing in an unsightly bookshelf, so I endured EX and read it. Now every time I read a chapter, I can't help but ask myself with a ferocious face why I habitually buy the whole book before reading. But now I'm thinking about it, it's quite interesting to spend such a small amount of money to read the critical reviews of big guys...