The General's Fake Heiress Is a Black-Hearted Rose

Looking at the introduction, it's pretty good! But judging from the first 20 chapters, both the image of the heroine and the plot are a bit unsatisfactory! A princess and queen who has been deceived and back-stabbed by her parents for ten years, and whose relatives have rebelled and been wiped out, finally cannot accept the reality, is exhausted physically and mentally, and commits suicide. Suddenly, after being reborn, she returns to the time when she was a girl who loved to wield swords and guns, and was favored by many elders and peers. What will her mentality and image be like? Still cute, lively, playful and playful? It feels quite contrary. It's not that it can't be done, but it means that you either don't act like this at all, or you have to act freely and live up to the saying of "Black Heart Lotus"! As for how to retract and retract freely, this will test the appeal of the author's writing, at least not in a dry and hard-working way with a mask! However, after the rebirth of the heroine, the author's own mother deliberately gave her a lot of "close-ups", and this "close-up" was reflected by doting on the group and weakening the people around her, such as plots such as suppressing bandits and interrogating traitors. It felt a bit counterproductive, making the heroine appear to be smart and immature! There is still a lot of gap between the character design of "Black Heart Lotus"! However, due to the lack of in-depth characters and plots, the various palace fights and house fights, intrigues and intrigues are much less interesting to watch!