The Little Princess Is in Tatters, and the Demon Emperor Keeps Stitching Her Up

The author has a great imagination, and he has read many books about ghosts, ghosts, gods, and otherworldly things. The phenomena of modern society are also metaphorically expressed in the text. Overall, it's really worth watching. It feels a bit like McDull. Although it should be happy, the whole movie is gloomy. This book would be very interesting if it were made into an anime! A small regret is that some of the descriptions of the adjectives entangled with the skirts of the clothes are a bit too repetitive and seem to be short of words. (Personal feeling

This is really good! ! ! This title is a bit unworthy of the content 😍😍 I thought it was some kind of redemption story, but it turns out that the heroine is really broken, and she really uses thread to make up for it😍

A great book that was delayed by the title. The character of the yandere and smart male protagonist is very good. Except for the emotional line, the other plots are well written. It can be said that it is "literally written". The part about the wooden man Liang Zhu was pretty good. The female characters are well created. The heroine is not a cute little white flower, and she also grows up in the end, so I won't spoil it. The role of the empress is three-dimensional and complex. Even if I don't agree with some of her actions, I still love her self-reliance and pride.

I've finished reading the large version, so come and comment on the small version. The whole book has a novel structure, an interesting setting, rich plots, and great characterization. However, I'm a little dissatisfied with the fact that the heroine is too "stupid and cute", which makes her seem useless. I want to give the heroine a little calmer description, at least in the column of national events, it can be more normal. Of course, such a panicked little princess is also a cute point. I don't understand why Xiao Nanjia needs to be whitewashed. Although people are not black and white, from the heroine's perspective, Xiao Nanjia is the person she hates the most. Not only was he the one who killed the original owner, but he was also the one who destroyed her body. Moreover, when the heroine sees the oppressed Mansudae monsters, she has no sympathy or hatred at all. I don't know whether to look at the heroine from a human perspective or a monster perspective. As a human being, Xiao Nanjia killed her, but as a spirit, she couldn't feel a trace of hatred when she saw the firecracker spirit. I like the first story very much. Although the second story is heart-wrenching, it is also very touching. It is an excellent book. I wish the author better and better.

It's from a short play, the plot is pretty good, I'll comment on it on a small scale. It's just that I don't quite understand why she suddenly stopped taking revenge. I was confused. Then the heroine had a bit of a virgin heart in some plots, and she also grew up later on. That empress doesn't understand how to clean up her innocence.

I read part of it and felt a little confused. I saw the part about the story of Butterfly Lovers. Wasn't the heroine's body originally caused by the death of the fourth princess? Why did I feel like she was going to be whitewashed?

This novel is particularly suitable for an anime with the style of Oni Monogatari! Especially picturesque! The strange and colorful world suddenly rushes into your face, which is great!

Can that author publish a physical book

It's quite interesting. The heroine has a strong character and a great imagination. But I feel like she makes too few decisions and achieves things by herself throughout the book.

Male protagonist: Really fine Female protagonist: Really eaten up by the male protagonist (not counting, there is still a bit of scum, why don't we start all over again) Empress: I came first in the exam, whoever stops me from becoming the emperor I will kill anyone Gu Zhazha: I want to be the emperor, I will give you the dragon vein and you let me become the emperor, if not enough, there is still literary luck (all ministers: Aba Aba... I can't write this word, also listen) I don't understand what to do) Concubine Gu Zhazha: Look at my dancing beauty The above is part of the plot This book is still very exciting. I know that the empress hates spirits, and I know that she is an ambitious and ambitious person, but I still can't accept the fate of those spirits who were tricked into working. I know it's because of childhood things, but still I can't accept it,,, Gu Zhazha: I forgot his name. He was very glib as soon as he appeared. He used his life span and dragon veins as a reward for his delusions, but you have to use your own life span to exchange for that. But this is such a wolf-hearted thing... The final madness is no accident. Without dragon veins, everything will not grow, and natural and man-made disasters will happen; without cultural luck, ministers will not even have double digits. I can't even add or subtract. The heroine: a middle school student who has just graduated from high school is involved in the bizarre world of monsters. Her response and emotional development are quite natural. She is timid but brave. Of course, the origin depends on what is written later I also love to eat oranges, but the male protagonist is still a little perverted in his subtlety (anyone who has experienced these must be perverted)