
The Pharaoh's Beloved Consort
法老王的宠姬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 322k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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My mind was a little confused after watching it, and the plot was a little confusing...
It feels good, haha
I've never been good at commenting, but I made an exception this time. Needless to say, Cc's writing style is obvious to all. What I want to say is the content of this article. Ordinary time-travel romances are nothing more than traveling through time and space, falling in love before flowers and under the moon. Personally, I think this routine is very boring, and the articles written are not interesting. There is nothing but love between men and women, and they are just for entertainment. However, this work brings more thoughts-should we treat people like pets? Or do you want uncompromising dignity? If I were asked to choose, there is no doubt that I would choose the second one, but in real life I believe that many people would choose the first one; however, I think that such people will not get true love. I have read reviews saying that there is nothing lovable about Terry and that he is not worthy of being liked by Thutmose, but I don't think so. Terry is unique, she is sensible, strong, and scheming, but she is not bad - she is irreplaceable. Only a person like Terry who has his own character deserves to be loved, but the heroines in some articles are really not worthy of love. I don't believe in love without reason. Even the greatest parental love is conditional - the condition is that you are their daughter or son. If not, maybe they won't call 120 for you if your life is in danger, so love is even more like this. If you love someone, you must love his soul. There is no doubt that Terry's soul is different. She is unruly, proud, as unpredictable as the wind, and as clear and transparent as water. This is probably the reason why she got Thutmose's affection, but he didn't know how to cherish it, and he appreciated it but didn't know how to respect it. Everyone is not born for love, and of course they cannot live or die for love, even in novels. I think the heroine in a truly excellent romance novel should not be born just for love.
… Blonde and fair-skinned... I think of the Daughter of the Nile.
… Could he be an agent of Death? ?
No, it died again?
Take all the children, big and small...
... Are tears useful?
Of course you can't forget it! !
… This stallion! ! ! Unforgivable.