61. Although I like the subject matter somewhat, the writing is really average, the writing style, story, and characters are all average. You can know the content after 61 by looking at the table of contents. Too lazy to finish reading.
It's my favorite type, but the writing is average. There are not enough emotional lines, especially in the first half, which is dominated by house fighting.
The first half was a bit interesting, but then the two of them put on vests and started to follow the plot, which became a bit boring. In the end, the heroine was really stupid and selfish for not getting married, and her character felt a bit broken.
The male lead is good, but the way he handles many things makes me feel that he is not that good. On the contrary, the second male lead is more to my liking. Maybe it's just my personal preference.
It's pretty good, but the heroine was too miserable in the first half. Several deputy CPs are also very interesting. (I haven't watched the modern episode)
I just read the introduction and ending, and they were pretty good. The male protagonist didn't deserve to be forgiven, and he wasn't forgiven in the end, which was good.
There aren't many emotional scenes. The plot is a bit attractive at the beginning, but later on it becomes a bit sloppy, and there are many potential line recovery areas that are a bit sloppy.
The first half is a bit interesting, but the second half is not as good as the first half after turning back into the emperor and grandson. Overall it's okay.
Okay, this setting is a bit interesting. But what interests me more is my daughter's emotional line. The cp partner appeared in Chapter 15, and it was not until the end of the episode that they got together. There were good times and bad in the middle. Not to mention the emperor, as a reader, I felt that I was being teased. And the final opportunity event felt so low, and it was a waste of time to lay the groundwork. It would be better to just separate at the end of the main text, although it is a pity.
It's more like a revenge story than a crematorium. The second half is about fighting and ascending to the throne. The male and female protagonists don't really appeal to me, so it's okay.
The front is okay, but the back is a bit longer and progress is slow. The character design and emotional lines are a bit too good for my liking. I might be more interested in stories from my previous life. Overall OK
The first part in Paris was a bit interesting, but then it was about a rich woman being promoted to a female boss, and it was too ridiculous. The extra scenes with the last few supporting characters are a bit interesting.
Generally. I still think the male protagonist's behavior in the first half is strange. Some are explained, some are not, or cannot be easily explained. This makes me dislike the male protagonist a bit. The heroine is pretty good. The story is quite interesting.
It's the kind of movie that's neither good nor bad. I don't like it too much, but I'm a little concerned about the plot behind it. I skipped through the second half of it.
The setting of the heroine being ruthless and severing love is very good, but this character is not very attractive in my opinion. It's a bit bloody, and the villains are many, vicious and ugly, which just makes people impatient to watch. Overall it's just average, that is, the setting is a bit fun.
76. Progress is a bit slow. The setting where the male protagonist is not a handsome guy is quite interesting, but the female protagonist is always suppressed by the male protagonist, which is a bit annoying. Overall it doesn't appeal to me very much.
The writing is quite good, but the male protagonist is not tortured enough, but overall it is reasonable. After all, it's because the heroine loves him too much.
I like the setting very much, but the writing is average. Probably because the heroine took the initiative, so she stopped taking things by force, and the hero didn't go crazy, so there was less internal flavor.
It was pretty good at the beginning, the heroine didn't care about the hero, but then she suddenly accepted him and forgive him, which I couldn't understand. If a person loves you, but no one knows it except himself, then what is the difference between him and not loving you. How can such a thing be forgiven?