The Heavenly Master's Girlfriend from the Song Dynasty

Have you met Liu Yifei? Some IDs are messed up, take it for granted

Wu Jie? Which one was resistant to gold at the same time as Yue Fei?

There's not much to say other than complaining about the author's name. Bah bah bah

This author's name obviously intends to use group teasing skills.

I feel like Cheng Yu's scenes ended poorly with the single female lead. Originally, it wasn't all about daily sweet love. There is still quite a lot of main plot space. It seems like there might be some chance? Hhhh If it becomes popular in the future, I will be the ex-girlfriend of the veteran party.

Let me talk about my views as a reader. I clicked in just to get some sweets. When I read it, I read it purely as a daily novel. What attracted me most about this book was that the daily descriptions had a pyrotechnics that other authors of dog food novels lacked. Xiao Xiao Zhao's character is also very lovable. As for the main plot After the plot returned to the Song Dynasty and the heroine's desire to fight against the Jin Dynasty was explained, I felt that it was actually perfect. I didn't care about how high the hero was or what achievements he would achieve. The hero and heroine got married, and both parties met their parents. It was basically over for me. I feel that the author's positioning is not very clear. The routine of killing monsters and upgrading in this book is really not interesting. The emotional line and daily interactions are the areas that I personally feel are handled better. As for those places with cool writing routines, I saw that they were skipped directly, which greatly affects the perception! ! ! Then, how about finishing it and starting a new book? The worldview is getting more and more ridiculous, and it's boring to sew everything up. As a reader, I still hope that the next book will be completely focused on daily life

I can't understand this setting of having to find your parents whether you live or die. Wouldn't you feel at ease knowing that they were not dead and you ran away? Not weaned yet?

Have you ever seen a ghost? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted. [References (image cannot be loaded)]

Idiom Solitaire Ye Gong loves dragons

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There is nothing wrong with this book so far, except that the author's name makes a friend of mine feel uncomfortable.

I feel that this bleak data will make the author unable to continue writing. . . There are so few people