Very exciting! The author must be a die-hard fan of A Song of Ice and Fire.
Ma Wang is perfect, but I also like Ah Che very much. The plot design of being knocked down from the high position of an emperor to dust is great!
It had a very cliché beginning. The daughter of her ex-wife, who was not valued by the family, lost her legitimate daughter who was favored by thousands of people and was chosen to be the queen. It turned out that the male protagonist of the emperor lied to her and killed her whole family through her, so the female protagonist was reborn from the ashes. . . Quite cheesy. But every subsequent plot does not go as you expected, but instead arouses the interest of following the article. Che actually dies halfway, and Zha appears in the middle. I thought the male protagonist was replaced, but Zha made two sets of stakes and died again. In a twist of events, Che returned to Che, with a lot of supernatural powers, and the sadistic drama turned into a mythological drama, which is quite bizarre.
I read the paper book a long time ago, and suddenly I remembered that I couldn't understand the ending, so I wanted to read other people's comments. After reading it, I was still a little confused.
This ending is too unscientific! I always thought that the devil survived and turned into a baby (doesn't that happen in Hollywood?) The prophecy also said that the heroine's child would have dark eyes and dark skin, making it clear that he was the devil's boss. Result. . . Damn it. . . He is the son of the male and female protagonist! In the first few lines, the heroine called her step-husband's name with tears in her eyes, and in the next few lines, she gave her ex-husband's surname and first name. The male protagonist was only surprised when he saw a child just like him, and had no doubts. It seemed that he was very clear-minded! So it's not that it's unscientific, but that the author is being subtle? So this is actually a standard Korean drama love story of love at first sight, the second male lead disrupting the situation, separation and death, and reunion after being separated?
Did Zagar die too lightly? Harlow is still reliable
Why didn't Murong Che stop it? Why doesn't Zagel have White Lotus blood?
What a waste of half...
The previous words are touching.
The middle is also well written
But starting from the fourth volume, the whole thing is getting closer to being incomprehensible...
Her sister is separated from her father and it's HE
Is it OK to pull without any struggle?
Can the people of Bailian really forgive?
And that Tuoba made a few strokes out of thin air. What does it mean?
The beginning is really catchy, and the middle is also very vivid.
But the more Mao wrote, the more chaotic it became, and later on it became a fantasy.
Mother! You are also considered a mother! Is my little note just gone?! Zaza!!!
I like.
Come on!
There really was such a person during the Northern and Southern Dynasties
Gao Changgong, King of Lanling in the Northern Qi Dynasty.
He went to the battlefield because he was too good-looking, so he wore a ghost mask because he was afraid that the enemy would despise him.
The battle at Mangshan became famous all over the world!!!!
Very exciting! The author must be a die-hard fan of A Song of Ice and Fire. Ma Wang is perfect, but I also like Ah Che very much. The plot design of being knocked down from the high position of an emperor to dust is great!
It had a very cliché beginning. The daughter of her ex-wife, who was not valued by the family, lost her legitimate daughter who was favored by thousands of people and was chosen to be the queen. It turned out that the male protagonist of the emperor lied to her and killed her whole family through her, so the female protagonist was reborn from the ashes. . . Quite cheesy. But every subsequent plot does not go as you expected, but instead arouses the interest of following the article. Che actually dies halfway, and Zha appears in the middle. I thought the male protagonist was replaced, but Zha made two sets of stakes and died again. In a twist of events, Che returned to Che, with a lot of supernatural powers, and the sadistic drama turned into a mythological drama, which is quite bizarre.
I read the paper book a long time ago, and suddenly I remembered that I couldn't understand the ending, so I wanted to read other people's comments. After reading it, I was still a little confused.
This ending is too unscientific! I always thought that the devil survived and turned into a baby (doesn't that happen in Hollywood?) The prophecy also said that the heroine's child would have dark eyes and dark skin, making it clear that he was the devil's boss. Result. . . Damn it. . . He is the son of the male and female protagonist! In the first few lines, the heroine called her step-husband's name with tears in her eyes, and in the next few lines, she gave her ex-husband's surname and first name. The male protagonist was only surprised when he saw a child just like him, and had no doubts. It seemed that he was very clear-minded! So it's not that it's unscientific, but that the author is being subtle? So this is actually a standard Korean drama love story of love at first sight, the second male lead disrupting the situation, separation and death, and reunion after being separated?
Did Zagar die too lightly? Harlow is still reliable
Why didn't Murong Che stop it? Why doesn't Zagel have White Lotus blood?
What a waste of half... The previous words are touching. The middle is also well written But starting from the fourth volume, the whole thing is getting closer to being incomprehensible... Her sister is separated from her father and it's HE Is it OK to pull without any struggle? Can the people of Bailian really forgive? And that Tuoba made a few strokes out of thin air. What does it mean? The beginning is really catchy, and the middle is also very vivid. But the more Mao wrote, the more chaotic it became, and later on it became a fantasy.
Mother! You are also considered a mother! Is my little note just gone?! Zaza!!!
I like. Come on!
There really was such a person during the Northern and Southern Dynasties Gao Changgong, King of Lanling in the Northern Qi Dynasty. He went to the battlefield because he was too good-looking, so he wore a ghost mask because he was afraid that the enemy would despise him. The battle at Mangshan became famous all over the world!!!!