Reborn: The Crown Princess, Once His White Moonlight, Turns Dark

After reading this novel, I no longer know what to expect. The content of the writing is far from expected, the annoying supporting characters never die, the progress has been delayed, and the plot has been delayed, which has almost worn away my expectations. It has a plot but no plot, it is exciting but it is always frustrating. What you don't want to see keeps appearing, and what you want to see can never wait. All in all, there are more than 600 chapters. What did the male and female protagonists do after they were reborn? Although the heroine seems to be doing better, she still feels aggrieved. Needless to say, she has been dumped all the time. Sometimes she does things that are inexplicable. She doesn't want the male protagonist to be in power, let alone the third prince, so wouldn't her aunt's son be the only one left? In the end, the aunt died, and the male protagonist was also to blame. The last life was so miserable, she must blame herself for part of the reason! She always lives in her own world, and she doesn't change much after her rebirth. She still lives her own life, so after so long, the heroine's character becomes more and more unlikable. Not to mention the male protagonist. He used to be engaged in career, but now he doesn't engage in career or love. He is just showing off. I can't see his charm anymore. In his previous life, he actually wanted to get together with a woman like Zhang Qiaoqiao. This life is even more outrageous. He wanted to kill a woman in his palace, but she was rescued? No wonder he has to rely on a female supporting father to get to the throne. What's the use of him being so useless? He was always such a virgin, but in the end it was thankless. Not only did he lose his position as prince, but he also had to be driven to a remote seaside. Just go. I thought I could shine a little brighter, but maybe I didn't look carefully. Anyway, the Japanese pirates still did whatever they wanted, including burning, killing, raping and looting. The last outrageous thing is that the heroine has to rescue Tang Qing later, so Tang Qing dragged the devil so much in the first place just to set off his incompetence later in life? Didn't he have any soldiers to fight against the Japanese? Why did he have to be caught by the enemy? He had to rely on others to save him in order to escape, but in the end he failed to save the people, and even cost the lives of his family, so he had to abandon the heroine in the end in order to repay his kindness (although it may be because Tang Qing felt that he was not worthy, so he did this, but this is more boring, but I think it is more because he wants to marry another woman). Anyway, this paragraph is very boring. My good impression of Tang Qing has been ruined. It is just as speechless as the previous male co-star. It should be It's the setting of this plot that makes me speechless. Good characters are written so annoyingly in the end. You have to read it. Few characters are successfully created. Anyway, even the character creation of the male and female protagonists is just like that, let alone the other supporting characters. This text was good at the beginning, the setting and so on, and the copywriting was also quite attractive. However, the more I wrote in the next year, the more disappointing it became. It really felt like I was being cheated. After chasing it for so long, I was still a little disappointed.

Oh, I don't understand this idea. The legendary male protagonist is just gone. Could it be that the male protagonist is Tang Qing? The heroine is really a fraud, she really doesn't like her, she is self-righteous and hurts Gu Changyuan's sincerity time and time again. She deserves to be harmed by herself and her family in her previous life. It's the same in this life, how many people have been killed.

The male protagonist is gone The plot is chaotic So this is what he lost his life for? His mother took the wrong path and went crazy The body was occupied

Where is Gu Changyuan? Come back? There are so many beautiful ladies, are you ready to rewrite the palace battle? The more I look at it, the more puzzling it becomes.

I don't want to read it. I'm over 700 years old and there is a second female lead. It's all the blame on the male protagonist. He knows that she's interested in her but he doesn't love her that much. It can be seen from the incident with the palace maid in the first few chapters. Although he was drugged, he knew that he was drugged and had sex with the female protagonist who he thought was a palace maid. He thought she was a palace maid but couldn't bear not to touch her. That is to say, if the heroine had not been plotted, the hero would have slept with a real palace maid at that time, and then took the palace maid into the palace, thinking that the palace maid was pregnant, and later married the heroine. At that time, he didn't know that he was dating the heroine, and he didn't think that the heroine didn't have him in her heart, and if he touched someone else, would he be able to make someone want to marry him and like him?

The two have met. Should we know more about whether Qinglan will follow the heroine to the palace? After all, Ci'er is still in the East Palace. Many interesting things will definitely happen when Qinglan and Ci'er meet. As long as we don't write about Tang San's stupid king, the plot will be too exciting and there are too many places that can be expanded and extended. Watching the struggle in the palace now is too tiring and too watery.

This is Gu Changyuan's body Can Tang Qing not use it randomly?

Ah ah ah, they are all gods 🙂🙂🙂

Getting married is really tiring, the prelude is too long 😴

Is it easy to get married? Can you please be more relaxed? Author: We want to watch happy, sweet candy. After so many episodes, the relationship between the two is still tepid. Speed ​​up