A Divine Consort Descends from the Heavens
天降神妃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 640k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
265Chapters
959kPopularity
917Readers
6.7kMust-read votes
9.3Score
7.8kRatings
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Reader comments 50
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The first part is very well written, but then the ending is really a bit sloppy. The most impressive thing about this book is the Queen, the image of the Queen is written very well.
The time-travel heroine Mo Lirou succeeds in counterattacking from waste, and joins forces with the hero Nangong Ye to reveal the mystery of her life experience. Although it has the cliché of a time-travel novel, the overall story structure is pretty good. I guess the author worked hard to write the article and was tired. The ending of the story was too hasty^0^ Is the heroine's former lover A Yi not related to Prince Yi? What a pity about this setting. The character of the saint Xue Lihuang is very strange. She married a mortal to save her lover and let someone take the blame as her father. Is this smart and kind?
What the hell kind of ending? The latter part is too tough, not overdone at all. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists develops very bluntly in the end, too tacky, and too speechless. There is also a story about the queen that the male protagonist didn't help with. . . . What the hell. There are also too many typos, and I finally found out that the rating was over eight points.
It's actually very interesting, but the ending is too provocative.
The ending is too sloppy, as if it's not finished. There's no retribution, and her father didn't save her.
Nice
It's just so so, I feel like some of the content I want is not written, and it's not very sweet either.
The ending was too rushed and felt like it ended at an anticlimax. I wanted to read more of such a beautiful article, but it ended so simply. Oh, what a pity.
There are just a lot of typos, but it's okay. I hope the author will pay more attention next time😊
The ending was a bit sloppy, and there was no retribution for those in the Prime Minister's Mansion.