The First Daughter of the Heavenly Line

Yes, it's a great novel. I laugh every time I read it! It's so natural and humorous, and the interactions between the male and female leads are the most interesting!

I think it looks pretty good, except that the pronouns are used quite frequently, so readers can't really tell at a glance.

Here are my thoughts after reading over fifty chapters: My first reaction was that there are too many clichés. 1. She disguised herself as a man more than once or twice, yet no one noticed! 2. If you encounter a sister who is also a time traveler and you have a love-hate relationship with her, they are either enemies or friends!

Why do I keep getting missing chapters after paying to subscribe? It's really uncomfortable. If you're going to charge for a subscription, there should be some basic principles. Whether a work is good or not, readers will support it with their actions, but using incomplete works is just too much.

I like stories where the villains are so stupid it's almost comical. Can anyone recommend a few more?

You've probably never had candied hawthorn berries before. Candied hawthorn berries are only available in northern China during winter. If the weather is warm, the sugar will melt, or you can put them in the refrigerator to solidify.

I've finished watching it. If you like romantic comedies, jump in now (but also prepare some tissues, you might cry at some parts later on 😢).

Although some parts aren't particularly rigorous, it's still a very comforting and heartwarming book to read. Thank you, author! 😊

I've watched and listened to it several times, and I still don't think Feng Qingqiu is like a proper young lady from a respectable family. As a girl, if you like someone, you should show them all your good qualities. But Feng Qingqiu displayed an attitude of using her power to intimidate the young marquis. Did she think others didn't know she was from the Feng family?

After reading, leave a comment. The male lead belongs to the female lead, and the male supporting character belongs to the reader. I like Cheng Yun.