Glorious Phoenix

I think the author "Li Piao Honglou" is very calm and elegant. Most authors will ask for votes and support, and occasionally complain about why no one reads the article after so hard work. . . . But Comrade "Li Piao Honglou" doesn't have that. He just updates articles seriously every day and doesn't feel sad because of the lack of people. I appreciate it very much 😁😁😁

There are a lot of things I don't understand about the plot. First of all, make sure that the heroine comes out to take revenge, cause chaos, strengthen the country, and fight for the world. When she is not acting, she is rational, sober, intelligent and decisive. So, why should Longxi Kingdom be given up? Although she can't destroy the Longxi Kingdom, she can choose not to let Shen Run become the emperor. After all, Shen Run is the most capable among the princes. Wouldn't letting him become the emperor create obstacles for her in the future? According to normal people's thinking, you must send someone to a higher position who is incompetent, so that you can take back this country in the future. Furthermore, she plays an innocent, kind-hearted, ignorant and even a bit silly princess in Long Xi Kingdom, but she is very experienced and smart in dealing with people. I just don't understand. Isn't it a summary of a person's behavior and behavior to be ignorant of worldly affairs? How can a person be ignorant of worldly affairs and yet be well-educated in human nature? This is a complete overturn of acting skills. If you see a person who usually acts silly and sweet but gets along well with everyone, will you really think that this person is really silly and sweet? It's impossible. Also, people who have had trouble in this country or people around them have basically been in close contact with the heroine. No one has noticed this and paid great attention to it for more than a year. This is an incredible thing in itself. It feels like their IQs have collectively dropped. Especially during the Seven Nations Conference, it felt like everyone's IQs were offline and no one could see anything abnormal about the heroine. Moreover, many of the things she did in Longxi Kingdom felt unnecessary. What the heroine did in the past two years was to make the emperor depose the prince, intensify the conflicts in the royal family, and finally kill the emperor. In fact, the heroine's purpose is to break up the country (maybe it also implies the requirement not to damage the country's strength? Otherwise, wouldn't it be more powerful for the heroine to incite civil unrest, let the people rebel, and let the royal family separatize the territory). Since the heroine has already planned it and has capable people around her (servants with high force values, Chang Xi, etc.), Why not make arrangements in advance and do it herself? If she does not consider inciting the people, she only needs to make the princes ambitious and add fuel to the fire from time to time, and guide the prince to make mistakes at the right time. She does not need to be in Longxi Kingdom, she can just kill the emperor when she feels everything is mature. I don't understand why the heroine insists on getting married and thinks Shen Run is a very important chess piece, at least I don't see it. Marriage is optional, Shen doesn't have to get married, and everything she does doesn't have to be done by herself, so why is she doing this? To sum up, I don't quite understand the heroine's behavior. Because it's very unreasonable, illogical, and uncharacteristic. If we say it must be round, we can only think that the heroine is so addicted that she intends to give him an emperor; the reason why the heroine's behavior is seriously inconsistent with the character is because she feels that being silly and sweet is less likely to arouse suspicion; the reason why the heroine does everything herself is because she feels that she will be foolproof if she takes action. Then, this is not a plot for a female protagonist, because the heroine's IQ is off the line, and she is not good at employing people~ According to the logic I think, the heroine who wants to dominate the world should support an incompetent emperor to make Long Xiguo The various princes rebelled in order to achieve the purpose of splitting. The way to achieve this was for the heroine to send people to fan the flames at critical moments and create trouble when necessary. If she really wanted revenge, she could show up when she decided to kill the emperor. By marrying the most talented prince in the country, and pretending to be a little white flower, he personally fanned the flames and added fuel to the flames. Finally, he killed the emperor and made his former fiancé the new emperor. Is this approach too low-end in comparison?

I originally wanted to watch it, but when I saw that it was released in 2017 and it's not finished yet, I was torn apart.

It's really good to read. Next time, the beginning of the book can be more conventional and not a bit like a male video. I think some female readers may be too lazy to read it because of this?

Congratulations to player [Shen Run] for completing the mission "Looking for Her with Ruby Eyes". Experience +2333, gold coins +10,000, heartbeat value +100, obtain the title [Crazy for You, Crazy for You]; start the next mission "I will marry you in the morning light!"

I have been following Glory for several years, and I have forgotten many books after putting them down. However, every time I pick up Glory, I read it from the beginning 😜 and I still enjoy it! This is a seriously underestimated work from the beginning. If the author works hard, it will definitely shine.

It was updated suddenly. It's great. I like this book very much.

Woo hoo hoo, the book I have been chasing for five years, the male and female protagonists are finally moving forward 😭. Such a beautiful book should be more popular than ever, but the progress of updating thirty or forty chapters in half a year is too tedious ~ But I still thank you for not giving up. After finishing the book, I will repay you whatever I owe you 😜

This book is so good, why does the author keep updating it?

It's so rare, it's finally updated