The Medieval Lady Lord
中世纪女领主
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I'm really bitter. Two consecutive books on The Emperor's Favored Concubine are so suitable for writing postscripts and postscripts. It makes me feel happy as a reader, but there is no extra chapter [Cracked]
If there weren't too few books of this type, the grade of this book would have been half as bad. The writing was too serious (if you wanted to read popular science, you wouldn't have read a novel instead of searching for it yourself), and it ended in a hurry. It seems that if something happens, I can't even talk about it. I can't even send out a leave request or anything like that.
It felt like it ended too hastily. . . Reading the full text is indeed very watery, but it did have some points that attracted me to continue reading. It felt like I was picking meat to eat in a bowl of shabu-shabu water [covering my face and laughing] [covering my face and laughing] [covering my face and crying] I won't read it again next time. Thank you.
The ending is a bit rushed, and many previous career developments have come to an end.
I also want to see a side story about the heroine's future life. It would be nice to see it from someone else's perspective!
Well. It's like this again, once there is a new article, the old article will either be unfinished or anticlimactic.
The ending was unexpected. A romance novel just reached its climax and ended so quickly. Sad?? [Crying]
Sure enough, it ended so unexpectedly [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
It sucked. I felt like I could have written many more stories, but it ended so suddenly [heartbroken]
It can be said that I have caught up to this point. As a reader, I read this article with the intention of reading the life story of the female lord who traveled through the Middle Ages. It is a good way to pass the time. It is also interesting to read with this expectation. In the middle, I also planted a perfume with a very simple but magical smell of prickly heat pink toilet water. It is undeniable that it is very watery. Many foreshadowings and some things that seemed to be extended were either brushed off in a dull way or simply no longer appeared. In the middle of the night, I don't know why I suddenly wanted to write a comment, so I did. It looks great as a way to pass the time from a spectator's perspective. Except for the ptsd left in me by the previous article, which makes me always feel that the male protagonist is going to die, which often occurs, everything else is fine.