Flower Beauty Strategy

Ever since I read the author's concubine Ben Jinghua and the dandy prince concubine, I can no longer accept the mess of a domineering prince. In the author's articles, I seem to see the real family, country, and world. Alas, except for the author's books, I feel like there is no other book to read.

Ever since I saw the Crown Princess, I had a soft spot for Xizi.

It is indeed a good book. It is a little uncomfortable at the beginning, but if you stick with it, it will get better and better!

I have read Chapter 85 so far, and I have seen in the discussion forum that many people have abandoned this book because of the heroine's character and things she has done. In fact, now that I see why the heroine does not want to marry the prince, the article clearly states that the heroine's personality since childhood makes her unwilling to be imprisoned in the palace and be a canary in a cage. She does not I believe that the male protagonist married her because he loves her, because he is the future emperor. The female protagonist said that if she and the rest of the world were to rob him, she could not do it. Her concept of love was very different from that of the male protagonist, so she tried every means to get the male protagonist to cancel the engagement. The heroine's work was different from petty fights, but was resourceful and planned. The author The heroine is described in a humorous way. It doesn't seem annoying and I will continue to read it. After all, the writing style is really good for an ancient Chinese novel. I have the desire to read it.

I prefer the writing style in female videos.

When reading Xi Ziqing's novels, you must understand four words: desire to rise must first be suppressed 🙂

But if the male protagonist is not Yun Chi, he is forcing the marriage by force. For the female protagonist who is free in nature, entering the palace is like a nightmare. Isn't it okay for her to like Su Zizhan in the early stage? With the forced marriage contract, does she have to be devoted to the male protagonist? And does going out to drink with Su Zizhan count as a waterhead? Do you, as modern people, have too many rules and demands on women?

I don't understand what the brain circuits of these important characters in the book are. . .

What is deeper than liking is love. It is really enviable for two people to be in love and know each other.

I have a few questions to ask, since Huaiyu is Su Zizhan, why Huayan fainted because of Huaiyu and had to be woken up by Yun Chi.