The First Daughter of the Heavenly Line

Well, a great novel, read it once and laugh once, haha! It's natural, witty, and the interaction between men and women is the most interesting!

I think it's pretty good-looking, except for the high frequency of pronouns, which readers can't tell at a glance.

Let me share my thoughts after reading more than fifty chapters: There are too many first reaction routines. 1. A woman disguised herself as a man more than once or twice but no one found out! 2. Meet sisters who fell in love and killed each other from the same time travel. These kind of sisters are either enemies or friends! 3. The heroine has the most awesome feeling towards everyone, especially the prince. She will always criticize her, and she also has a nonchalant attitude! 4. The male protagonist can't stand anything to the female protagonist and is not as smart as the female protagonist. Wouldn't it be easy for the prince to kill a few people if he is unhappy? Even if he can't kill them, don't be such a coward! 5. The heroine who travels through time will always have a partner who is not engaged to be engaged. If the partner is a male protagonist, it will be a love story! If the target is a cannon fodder, just take the pill! 6. How could the heroine be so awesome in her previous life?

Why are there so many chapters missing when you spend money to subscribe? This makes people feel uncomfortable. Since there is a charge for listing, there should be the most basic principles. Whether the work is good or not, readers should support it with action, but using incomplete works is too much.

I like this kind of work where the villains are hilariously stupid. Who can recommend me some more books?

Have you ever eaten candied haws on a stick? Candied haws on a stick are only available in winter in the north. If the weather is warm, the sugar will melt away, or you may have to put it in the refrigerator to wake up.

After watching this, if you like romantic comedies, hurry up and get involved (of course prepare some tissues, as there are a few parts in the back that may make you cry😢)

Although some parts are not particularly rigorous, it is a book that makes people feel comfortable and warm after reading it. Thank you author😊

I have read and listened to it several times, and I still feel that Feng Qingqiu is not like a lady. As a girl, to like someone is to show all the good things about yourself in front of the other person. But Feng showed the young Marquis how to use his power to suppress others. Does Feng think that others don't know that she is a member of the Feng family? It is too petty to insist on showing one's power all the time. Isn't Feng Qingqiu's character set for himself "high and noble" and a lady among all the people? A look of contempt and disgusting movements can express disdain for Xu Yong or the Xu family. It's okay, you have to hand out the excuse. What man would fall in love with her because of her actions without having to go to her house. It's not like Feng Qingqiu was taught by Mrs. Feng (a lady of the family). Mrs. Feng was easy-going and would bully others and even act violently to protect her shortcomings when provoked by others. But this is also because the old lady has a better family background than Mr. Ge and has lived for many years, and because Mr. Ge respects her. Feng Qingqiu has not been with people for many years (getting along as husband and wife), and she dares to do whatever is in the world when she gets respect from people for "her" (not respect for the Feng family). It would be fine if the target of her operation was Cui Jia, but what did she think of Cheng Jun? Feng Qingqiu caused everything by herself, and no one recruited her at all (before the Feng family tried to cling to Song Dynasty). Especially when seducing Cui Jia, he said that he did not dare to see Cui Jia because he was afraid that Xu Ying would misunderstand. If it were Mrs. Cui and she knew that she said this to her son before their marriage, it would prevent the Cui family from marrying the Xu family. Not publicizing this matter would be disrespectful to her nature as a green tea concubine. See if the Feng family still dares to come and make trouble!

After reading The Claw, I found that the male protagonist belongs to the female protagonist and the male supporting actor belongs to the reader. I like Cheng Yun.