The Imperial Phoenix of Dongling

I really like Su Jin, (⊙o⊙) Wow, after the heroine, there is a time traveler. The main plot and concept of this book are very similar to "Feng Di Jiu Qing", or in fact it is a replica of it, hehe. But I still support it, the only thing is that I can't get enough of it! The author greatly requests more updates

This book was quite interesting at the beginning and I recommend it, but the protagonist has changed since giving birth? Why not re-open a book about children? This is simply worse than changing the male protagonist midway, well...

Why is there no one reading such a beautiful book

Very good book. Leave a name record

Is it brushed? Less than 10 posts, more than 1,000 monthly votes?

Personally, I think we can add some scenes to Chu Yucang's conquest of the Nanbei Tombs, so that readers can better feel that Chu Chen is the kind of person who can "write the pen to determine the world, and the martial arts can mount the horse to stabilize the world", laying a solid foundation for the majestic and ethereal castles in the air. This is some advice from a reader's perspective. If you don't like it, please don't comment 🪖.

Overall, it's pretty good 🪖, and it can make a "picky eater" like me feel happy. I hope the author can generally control the rhythm well and maintain the main theme. I personally think that the later background can include a country like Daxia, giving readers a more macho and emotional scene, without being too petty.

At the end, I stopped diving and started bubbling.

I'm very curious. The book is very good and I have a lot of monthly tickets, but I don't see any reviews or recommendations.

Overall, I think this book would have done much better if it had been an alternate history rather than a romance novel, and the protagonist was a male rather than a female. There was actually quite a lot of ambiguity in the middle, and then it turned into an NPC story. I was shocked. It's awesome, and the male protagonist is too humble. I don't mean that the female protagonist is strong. The male protagonist is really not as strong as the female protagonist. It feels like everything is given to him by the female protagonist. Wow, do you take men too lightly? People can die and blood can be shed, but I definitely don't need a compassionate love. Okay, just think of me as a little commentator, don't criticize me, the author's writing is pretty good.