[Eastern Palace Fanfiction] A Record of Taming the Ungrateful Wolf King

The writing is really good, and the analysis is so accurate. I never thought that you would have such in-depth research on psychology when writing fan fiction. I think what you wrote has gone beyond the realm of the original work, which is about fate and sadomasochism. You write about redemption, which not only heals but also depresses. I really like the heroine Ling Dang. Especially the first part is really sad and depressing. Princesses, noble ladies, and young ladies are driven by marriage, longing, or sadness, while bells are made for their efforts to survive. The author's writing style is really good. Many Dong Gong fans are from the perspective of Qu Xiaofeng and Zhao Sesu. Qu Xiaofeng is cruel and innocent: tied to the back of a horse and dragged to death. Agricultural civilization and nomadic civilization are destined to be integrated through war, not to mention that the grassland tribes have always enslaved the people of the Central Plains. Don't forget the name two-legged sheep. The Zhao family is just one move away from the game, the king and his ministers have to die, and the family has old grudges. I don't understand why many people like to take the perspective of the heroine and the second heroine. In modern times, they are ordinary people. If they really traveled through time, they would not become princesses. The author's heroine is really good. Although she comes from a humble background, she understands the hardships of the people at the bottom of the border. She is brave, resourceful, and resourceful. The 15-year-old Li Chengyin personally took care of the heroine who was almost in a vegetative state for three months. It was really sweet and bitter, and it felt like it ended before it was finished. The extra story was so sweet, but Amu's arrogance and lack of understanding of his mother was really uncomfortable. What impressed me most was when the heroine said to Li Chengyin: Many of the children of the common people die when they are young, so they have to have more children. Then he talked about how his parents, relatives and brothers and sisters who had gone to seek refuge were all gone. In the end, only he and his brother, whom he had not seen for many years, were left. It was really sad. Some people have lived well and lived well for many years, but when they have to take responsibility, they complain about everything, saying that they don't want to be born in a royal family or a prince's palace, but they forget that in common people's families, there are many children who will not reach adulthood. The common people are struggling for survival. It is funny that princes, princes, princesses and ladies are troubled by so-called love.

@ Mo Ran Liu Nian doesn't want to take over August's comment area and force her to see the scolding war. The people on the border in the article never thought that their families would be destroyed and their wives and children would be separated. As a result, there were still people who could speak for them. And please, don't think that our child is still young and ignorant, so you just let her speak in her tone. Your child is still young, so you can let people kill people without distinguishing right from wrong? Or can we not care about human life? As the princess of their Xizhou, she couldn't just enjoy the benefits of Xizhou and not bear the infamy. Moreover, even in modern times, let alone one Qu Xiaofeng, even if dozens of them were deceived, no one would scold them. A honey trap is a good trick. It can shed the least blood and usher in the greatest victory. What's wrong with it? During the Warring States Period, did anyone scold Xi Shi's beauty trap? How many people said she was wrong?

The author should write more, and he could also write a forum style, where the male and female protagonists return to modern times together, remake a TV series or something. I've seen a lot of Dong Palace fics, and most of them have the female protagonist traveling through time to become the first or second female protagonist, and splitting up and reuniting with the male protagonist. Many people like to bring in the perspective of the heroine or supporting actress, thinking that genocide is too cruel, but Qu Xiaofeng is really cruel and innocent: tied to the back of a horse and dragged to death. The Han people in Danchixizhou must have had a very hard life. The heroine in Da Da's novel is really good, she comes from a lower class but has the world at heart.

@. . . Is it possible that this is fan fiction? Do you want to look at the definition of fan fiction? Don't just think that it is this thing when you see a word.

It's been greatly updated, it's great, and it feels so immersive. This Danchi prototype is from Xiaoli. What do you mean when you say ""? I don't understand

Well, in the modern chapter, in addition to the daily interactions between the male and female protagonists, you can also add some forum comments and debates about Li Chengyin's bells in history, as well as comments about them in history books, and modern people filming TV series about them, creating a dream linkage between ancient and modern times.

It's tied. I stayed up late and watched it at 7 o'clock this morning. I woke up and continued watching it.

Li Chengyin is such a filial son. It doesn't matter if he scolds his father. His reputation is very bad anyway. Forgive me for laughing out loud. Everyone in modern times does not use unscrupulous means for rights and interests. They are all law-abiding people. It's great that the classmates celebrated Brother Dog's birthday. There are also Ultraman, pillows, and Balala Little Demon Fairy, which are all things I once liked. This chapter is so sweet. Brother Gou has really planned it for a long time, because a pencil case has "unintentional intentions" towards his deskmate who is as beautiful and cute as a doll. Our Lingdang is still a child.

I didn't expect dogs to be so playful

This princess is so careless, don't you want to know the situation before inviting people?