Cook Bo Cook Bo. In fact, you are the heroine... I really like the heroine who has vitality in the heroine's control of ecstasy... I'll give you some spoilers sometimes.
Although it is a relatively typical dog training gb, the heroine is not a typical eldest lady. She is very clear-headed and knows what she wants. She is ambitious and patient. And although the male protagonist is the emperor, she actually has a neutral portrayal of the queen mother who is fighting for power with him, and she even enjoys the two-way appreciation of the heroine. I quite like this. The fact that the male protagonist is difficult to train is good enough to watch. I like that both of them are very ambitious for power... It almost didn't turn the situation around until the ending, and the fighting was quite intense... I like it
I quite liked it in the beginning. The heroine was very carefully laid out and the hero looked like a boss. But I originally thought that the main plot would revolve around the background and life of the heroine. In the end, the hero turned into an innocent little white flower, and completely turned into a cold and sweet wife. Then the heroine went to war to avenge the hero... I didn't finish it and I felt so hurt.
The female protagonist likes it very much, but the male protagonist has too low self-esteem. I hope to see the male protagonist in the GB novel not to have too low self-esteem. It will be a bit subtle.
After seeing this author, everything is stable, but I haven't finished reading it. I really don't know much about the Three Kingdoms, so it seems a bit difficult. Those who like historical research should like it more. It is also a good article!
It's short but well-written. The author's writing is very strong. It feels very satisfying to peel off the cocoons layer by layer to reveal the truth and insert flashbacks. On the other hand, Zhubo is so interested in the relationship between mother and daughter. Thank you for encountering such a good article. The heroine is very powerful and she is ecstatic with sapiosexuality.
It's pretty good, although I didn't understand a lot of it. Looking back at the ending, you'll have many different opinions. Strictly speaking, it's not considered no cp, but the female protagonist is ecstatic. I quite like the extra, but I really don't like the one with no cp and a single arrow. Don't watch it.
My favorite plot is when the mother and daughter never see each other... In short, it is the whole process of the little princess awakening and becoming stronger. The child is a little cold, not perfect, sometimes not very kind, but a good leader, I like the setting of two heroines, they complement each other.
When writing a horror novel, I focus less on the character of the heroine and more on the shaping of the story. It's okay to just read the story, but it's a cool novel anyway. The heroine is really awesome.