On the tenth day when Yingcheng was besieged, the food in the city was exhausted, and the rebels began to attack the city. The men, women, and children in the city climbed onto the city wall with knives and fought to the death with the rebels.
Ah Qing squatted under the wall, swallowed the last bite of cake in his mouth, and slowly climbed up the city wall. Standing on the battlements, looking down at the arrogant and domineering rebels who were frantically attacking the city below with downcast eyes, Ah Qing jumped from the high city wall, and finally landed firmly, appearing in front of the people of Yingcheng like a god.
However, in the next scene, blood spurted out, and everyone understood that this was the arrival of the real God of Death.
1. A heroine-shaped weapon, one that can blow off the enemy's head with one punch.
2. The heroine has undergone countless body transformations and her body is extremely strong.
3. The heroine is evil and does things based on her preferences.
The heroine is not easy to mess with, the heroine is not easy to mess with, the heroine is not easy to mess with! Say important things three times.
Instead of letting others sort out the mines, I will tell you what the story is.
First, this story tends to be plot-oriented, with very little space involving emotions. It is a story about a strong woman, and the heroine has no emotions. Moreover, the male protagonist is placed in a supporting role in the copywriting, and the female protagonist is the only protagonist. I hope everyone knows this! ! !
Secondly, the male and female protagonists are not C. The female protagonist does not like him. To be precise, the female protagonist has no feelings and only cares about his face. The male protagonist is in unrequited love at best, and they are not together in the end.
Third, the female protagonist did not submit to the male protagonist. The female protagonist is still awesome and the male protagonist cannot control the female protagonist. The female protagonist can disrupt the world at any time she wants, but she doesn't want to. Okay, that's it.
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Copywriting:
On the day of the battle between immortals and demons, the three realms were shaken and the way of heaven was about to collapse.
Fu Li was the first to rush to the scene—Chigua
Later, the Immortal Lord Sutan and the Demon Lord Wanyue were both injured and fell from the sky.
When he was dying, Fu Li rushed to the scene again and asked three questions in a row:
Do you two want to collect the body? Do we need filial sons and grandsons to throw pots and cry in their graves? Do I need to go to a new grave and burn paper to worship in the coming year?
Sutan:…
Wan Yue:…
Looking at Fu Li who suddenly appeared, the two of them were silent.
Fu Li put his hands behind his back and said with a smile: "My price is fair and honest. I will definitely let you two have a comfortable death and a smooth burial. You will not be bullied by lonely ghosts after you go down."
With Fu Lijian's (bu) perseverance (yao) unremitting promotion, the customer was finally moved.
But maybe she was too warm-hearted. The two of them asked for her service, but they wanted another kind of service——
Wan Yue chuckled warmly: Cut off Su Tan's head, and I will give the girl a treasure house.
Su Tan's eyebrows were dull: Kill him, and I will dig out his spiritual house for you and give you two treasure houses.
She held the treasure house given by Customer No. 1 In her left hand and the treasure house given by Customer No. 2 In her right hand, and weighed them.
It was also difficult to provoke the face of customer number one - Su Tan.
Holding the chin of Client No. 2—Wang Yue.
What to do? They are all so beautiful, what a pity it would be to kill them?
In the end, her damn bodhisattva heart allowed her to take both of her fair-skinned, beautiful and wealthy clients home.
Hey, who calls her beautiful, kind and soft-hearted? What a headache...
Purpose: Pursuit of freedom, love of life
Unexpected but also expected, no matter how good the Jinjiang heroine is, she will end up finding a stronger man, and she will give far more than she gets. This article is about the same, the country has been surrendered.
Judging from the ending, although it seems that an equal agreement has been reached on the surface, the male protagonist admits that the lord of Yingcheng will always be the female protagonist, and does not need to increase taxes, and also gives a blank imperial edict. However, accordingly, the female protagonist gave the national seal to the male protagonist and asked the male protagonist to collect taxes from the corresponding city. In the end, it is still the female protagonist. After compromising, she recognized the male protagonist's status as emperor, acknowledged that Yingcheng was under his rule, and compromised the male protagonist's wildness and desire for imperial power. In the end, she did not insist on Yingcheng's independence and obtain more absolute power and freedom, which she could have done! Judging from the description of her throughout the article, it seems that she is also pursuing this, giving people great expectations, but the final result is a bit inconsistent! Not to mention that it is to avoid another war for the people. According to the heroine's temperament, she doesn't care. Besides, it is not certain whether or when the war will start again. The performance of the male protagonist also dominates the world and outweighs everything else. The vague relationship between them seems to have no effect here... But the fact is that the heroine gave the hero greater autonomy that she could have easily obtained! The male protagonist may have a good impression and some feelings for the female protagonist, but at the same time, he has no compromise on his wild nature that dominates the world, and he can only do everything possible to achieve his goal! Comparing the two, it is a bit ironic that the heroine, who is described throughout the story as extremely powerful, bent on pursuing freedom, and devoid of emotions, compromises! Perhaps in the eyes of the heroine, this is not called a compromise, she just gave it as she wished, but, well, it feels more or less like such an extremely powerful woman gave everything to another man in order to be free...
It's a pity that it's so strong, but it's a bit uncomfortable to read it. It's no wonder that many of the popular lists are cool novels. I'd better read the cool novels. Why are the female protagonists in today's novels not as good as the male protagonists? It makes people feel so boring.
The ending was disappointing and boring.
I loved this book so much that I still couldn't forget it after reading it for a long time. The heroine was satisfied once she became the emperor. I have collected the author's favorites. I hope the author can write more sisterly heroines like this one.
I still want to see Little Baozi for no reason. Ah Qing throws the bun to Lao Wen~
Rubbish. At the end, everyone was numb and I didn't know what I was looking at. Look at the romance like this.
Ask the author, does the heroine have normal emotions like ordinary people? After reading the whole story, I feel like she just has the ability to sense other people's emotions, but she lacks it. If there is a lack of emotional lines, it would be best to end it here. After all, incompleteness is also a kind of beauty.
Summary: busy work in vain
It's a good thing they're not together, because the heroine doesn't know when she'll grow old
Unexpected but also expected, no matter how good the Jinjiang heroine is, she will end up finding a stronger man, and she will give far more than she gets. This article is about the same, the country has been surrendered.
Judging from the ending, although it seems that an equal agreement has been reached on the surface, the male protagonist admits that the lord of Yingcheng will always be the female protagonist, and does not need to increase taxes, and also gives a blank imperial edict. However, accordingly, the female protagonist gave the national seal to the male protagonist and asked the male protagonist to collect taxes from the corresponding city. In the end, it is still the female protagonist. After compromising, she recognized the male protagonist's status as emperor, acknowledged that Yingcheng was under his rule, and compromised the male protagonist's wildness and desire for imperial power. In the end, she did not insist on Yingcheng's independence and obtain more absolute power and freedom, which she could have done! Judging from the description of her throughout the article, it seems that she is also pursuing this, giving people great expectations, but the final result is a bit inconsistent! Not to mention that it is to avoid another war for the people. According to the heroine's temperament, she doesn't care. Besides, it is not certain whether or when the war will start again. The performance of the male protagonist also dominates the world and outweighs everything else. The vague relationship between them seems to have no effect here... But the fact is that the heroine gave the hero greater autonomy that she could have easily obtained! The male protagonist may have a good impression and some feelings for the female protagonist, but at the same time, he has no compromise on his wild nature that dominates the world, and he can only do everything possible to achieve his goal! Comparing the two, it is a bit ironic that the heroine, who is described throughout the story as extremely powerful, bent on pursuing freedom, and devoid of emotions, compromises! Perhaps in the eyes of the heroine, this is not called a compromise, she just gave it as she wished, but, well, it feels more or less like such an extremely powerful woman gave everything to another man in order to be free...
It's a pity that it's so strong, but it's a bit uncomfortable to read it. It's no wonder that many of the popular lists are cool novels. I'd better read the cool novels. Why are the female protagonists in today's novels not as good as the male protagonists? It makes people feel so boring.
The ending was disappointing and boring.
I loved this book so much that I still couldn't forget it after reading it for a long time. The heroine was satisfied once she became the emperor. I have collected the author's favorites. I hope the author can write more sisterly heroines like this one.
I still want to see Little Baozi for no reason. Ah Qing throws the bun to Lao Wen~
Rubbish. At the end, everyone was numb and I didn't know what I was looking at. Look at the romance like this.
Ask the author, does the heroine have normal emotions like ordinary people? After reading the whole story, I feel like she just has the ability to sense other people's emotions, but she lacks it. If there is a lack of emotional lines, it would be best to end it here. After all, incompleteness is also a kind of beauty.
Summary: busy work in vain
It's a good thing they're not together, because the heroine doesn't know when she'll grow old