Pretending to Be Gay to Make My Nemesis Fall for Me

I have been ill these past few days, and I finished the whole book with a fever. I feel that the ending was written in a bit haste. I personally think the amnesia plot is a bit vulgar, and the attack is sometimes too frivolous. The overall shortcomings are not concealed, and it respects the reader's IQ better than most of the articles on the list. A reader mentioned earlier that I had the same doubts. It would be a bug if Qi Danzhen and Su Yu didn't hide their appearance for so long and no one recognized them. Also, the previous article described Qi Yunsang's appearance as a child, describing him as a snow doll, but as an adult, he repeatedly emphasized his ordinary appearance. I always thought this was a foreshadowing. Maybe he hid his appearance to hide his identity, but when I saw the ending, I found that this point was not explained. In addition, the author sometimes writes some psychological activities that are repeatedly described, which is a bit redundant. If you read the article carefully, you can fully understand the characters' thoughts and behaviors. However, I am still very grateful to this article for saving me from my recent literary drought, and I am done with it.

It can be seen that the author worked very hard to write, but this article is neither serious enough nor simple enough. There are too many modern words, which makes it look out of place. I don't know when The Imaginary Dynasty was written, so I can't read it in detail. I was very curious about how different Shou was from his sixth cousin when they were young. No one in the entire capital recognized him. The author described the attack and the prince in the article as being so bohemian and "unruly", but he described the aristocratic family as so rigid. Could this really happen in a court? Finally, how come Su Yu was able to kill so many palace guards when Wei Xin controlled the capital, and arrested and skinned the entire Wei family... After the family was defeated, the sixth prince could still have money and death guards. The Wei family had no death guards to protect them? Then there was the time for Su Yu to kill the emperor. Did Su Yu originally plan to kill the emperor after the princelings won? If the sixth prince wins, when will he choose the time to kill the emperor? If we want to give him such a heroic ending, I feel like I could give him more words in the previous article.

Date until dawn Of course I'm fucking you Refine the key points I'll keep you until dawn. A quick victory is impossible.

Hey, when I clicked on the article details, I discovered that there were only over 6,000 collections. I thought it was at least 10,000.

Author, did you forget to write the rest (crying)

Why don't you write a side story and cry?

It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of ancient novel that really appeals to my taste, whether it's romance or beauty. The characters in it are not rigid supporting roles specially designed to set off the protagonist. They are rich in emotions and flesh and blood.

Xiaoqi is so cute! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! So cute! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Praise the wife! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Woohoo, I really like this article. It's well written. The story between the supporting characters is also very exciting. My poor language skills cannot express the rich activities in my brain. I really like it. I like it. I like it. ×N

Didn't Gong realize that he was halfway through "waking up and catching the rapist"? Hahahahahaha