The Enchantress in My Arms

Just got back from a trip to a female-oriented online novel, and this synopsis is weird. It's like I'm reading about a modern person who time-travels into the reign of Emperor Chongzhen, then takes home Li Zicheng, a middle-aged deliveryman facing unemployment... And then...

This is needed here.

Although Firefly is gone, someone is already planning to adapt her character into a female protagonist and write her into a novel. 😏

Brothers, I reread Yinghuo's previous books, and I finally understand. He became famous through light novels with Japanese themes. After becoming famous, he wrote those with supernatural abilities, and each one was a flop. But he didn't give up and wrote five in a row, finally giving up with "The Blind Girl," which became a hit. Then he started writing fantasy novels.

When he had money, he was troubled by love; when he had no money, he came back to write books. Brothers, what do you think of this comment?

I recommended this book to a friend and sent him a screenshot of the content. He immediately urged me to recommend it to him, but as soon as he saw the author's name, he said he wouldn't read it.

Haha, you've already chatted so much since I woke up! Sorry, I was so angry I almost fainted. 😅😅😅 To be honest, in early May, thinking that there was still a month until the college entrance exam, I decided to save this book and read it to my heart's content after the exam.

Time has passed, but I still remember the female lead named An Siyao. The main characters have forgotten, the plot has forgotten, but An Siyao will never forget.

Compared to the previous romance simulation, this book's portrayal of the female lead is too thin. In the previous book, every character, Nai Xiling, was memorable; in this book, none of them are. A large amount of ink is spent on explicit content and erotic scenes. You have to understand, this is a romance novel; eroticism without a well-developed female character is as useless as a chicken bone.

I see this book in three stages: 1. I clicked on this page because I was attracted by the book title and cover. 2. I opened it and glanced at the introduction. The author's name seemed familiar. 3. If you discover that the author is a well-known eunuch, click the top left corner to exit this book.