Ten Niangs Painting Bone Incense

A very interesting time-travel novel. The heroine time-travels and becomes the Du Shiniang in the well-known story. She sees Li Jia's character clearly. She soberly arranged her future life and fled into the river. After becoming a merchant's daughter, she worked hard to earn a huge fortune. She met the male protagonist's interpretation of love. After death, the two of them relived their love with memories again. When the male protagonist only wanted to become the female protagonist, He became a warm-hearted man, considerate and considerate, always thinking about her first, supporting her openly to help her break up the situation, and secretly spending all his efforts on the future of the two of them. Pian Pian, who was dressed in white clothes, turned into a demon because she was stained with blood, but only presented the good things to her to share. And he was saved because of meeting her, and his cold life became fresh and warm, so he would hold her tightly at all costs. Feng Muhan's temperament and passion for Du Wei are described as particularly beautiful and happy. Who doesn't love this kind of love. Recommended Recommended Recommended. Why doesn't there be a tipping window for such a beautiful novel?

Coming from "Smell the Scent and Know the Beauty", the story is a brand new "Du Shiniang". In the first life, although he was clever and wise, he changed his destiny and found true love, but he ended up dying at the hands of a scumbag. The second life of reincarnation was before the young lady from the Zhenguo Palace was abducted. Relying on the memory of the previous life, he can change his destiny again, and true love will follow him. Although there are cliché plots in the article, the author's writing style is good and it is not out of line. It's a little sad, but overall it's a good read.

The plot of the story is generally good, but the part about Princess Izumo is unacceptable and feels unreasonable. The heroine can be so angry that she will die waiting for the antidote. When other people come to visit, they often just barge in the door. Were the ancients so reckless?

Rubbish, rubbish, the article is all kinds of unreasonable and illogical. This is the most useless male protagonist among the articles I have read, bar none. I don't know how the rating came about, it's so fake. First of all, the male protagonist is a young general with a background in the army. He is trusted by the emperor and holds military power. The prince does not want to please or win over, but he always wants to assassinate him and get the tiger charm from his hand. So the question is, can you command the three armies if you get the Tiger Talisman? First of all, the article says that the male protagonist has been in the army for several years, and he alone can command the three armies. Secondly, apart from the male protagonist, it is useless to command the three armies with only the Tiger Talisman, right? Don't you need the emperor's approval or something? Is it just like in martial arts circles that if you get the secrets of martial arts, you can command the world to be omnipotent, and everyone can grab these secrets according to their ability? As we all know, the general's military power was also given by the emperor. Giving it means recognition. What can he get without the emperor's approval and the male protagonist's acquiescence? As a man who has been fighting for more than ten years and can command the three armies with his face, the male protagonist is always leaked by the prince when dealing with foreign enemies, and is in a difficult situation due to the collusion between the prince and foreign enemies. I asked him what is the rumored power of the male protagonist? Even the news in his own military camp can be known by the prince, a person who is not in the army. It is conceivable that the army led by the hero is similar to a sieve. Moreover, the most incompetent thing about the male protagonist is that after he got the letter from the heroine about the prince colluding with foreign enemies and learned about their plan, he was still plotted by the prince, causing the heroine to almost die, and finally turned into a sick man. Not to mention these, later on, after the male and female protagonists get together, they face countless assassinations and countless traps from the prince. The male protagonist can only protect himself, and occasionally the female protagonist is injured. He never fights back or finds evidence to trouble the prince. He will only be beaten passively. The author's description of the male protagonist exuding coldness is all bullshit. He writes it as if he is very powerful, which is just a superficial look. The prince, queen, princess, Li Jia and others who are the instigators are not really afraid of him. They should deal with the male and female protagonists as they should, and they will not be merciful at all. On the other hand, for the male protagonist, it's okay if he didn't fight back. When the female protagonist was trying to figure out how to deal with Li Jia, the male protagonist actually said that Li Jia had defected to the prince, so he couldn't shake him in the end. I'm drunk too. I'm afraid this male protagonist is a fool. Forget about the prince, he can't even touch the prince's thugs. What's more, Li Jia covets the female protagonist and is disgusting there every day. The male protagonist would get angry with the female protagonist every day at home, and they would be in a quarrel. When he got angry, he would release his true energy, fly away the bodyguard at his door, and chop his loyal subordinate Qing Yi to death. He did not die on the battlefield, but died in the backyard of his general's house. Call it ironic or not. There is also a princess from the Daughter Kingdom who fell in love with the male protagonist and wanted to use his ability to ascend to the throne. Then when the heroine was poisoned by the prince and her life was hanging by a thread, she got an antidote from the princess that delayed her life for half a year. She agreed to the princess to help her win the throne, thereby deliberately alienating the heroine. Well, it was okay at the beginning. The problem is that you knew that the poison was obtained by the prince from the Daughter Kingdom. What did you do after you went to the Daughter Kingdom? Why don't you want to take a preemptive strike and get the antidote from the princess? The fact that the princess needs to rely on outsiders to win the throne means that she has strong enemies in her country. It's very simple. Help whoever can give you the antidote. In the end, the male protagonist still helped the princess to conquer the world. He injured himself and took more than half a year to come back. As a result, the fetus in the heroine's belly died instead of the heroine. Do you think such a man has any brains? What are you coming for? The funniest thing is that the heroine even forgave the hero and reconciled with him. The male protagonist has nothing to offer the female protagonist except the false affection created by the author. All the resistance and revenge against the villain are planned and implemented by the female protagonist. The male protagonist is really useless. The female protagonist has money, appearance and status. , Could have lived a free and easy life in ancient times, but she was hanging on the tree with a crooked neck of the male protagonist. She traveled to ancient times just to save the male protagonist. After saving the male protagonist, she was framed in various ways. It is truly the most embarrassing time travel in history, bar none. Finally, there is the biggest bug in the whole story. The prince does not compete with the princes for power, and does not want to please the emperor, but he wants to have trouble with the male protagonist, a military commander. They are not trying to steal your throne, so it is okay to have trouble with the male protagonist. Instead, he wants to cause trouble for the female protagonist and insists on killing her. You said that the male protagonist is originally a ruthless and invincible image. He finally likes a woman. Wouldn't you be better able to control him? You still insist on removing his weak points. Do you think the prince is mentally ill? Later, the male protagonist and the female protagonist broke up. Everyone knew that the female protagonist was divorced and she was an abandoned woman. Now it doesn't bother you, right? No, the human queen and the prince insist on making trouble for the heroine and making life easier for the heroine... With all these things, after reading about 400 chapters, I really can't go on anymore. I will be so angry that I will vomit blood. Goodbye👋

III. Strong men and strong women. The reborn Shiniang (Du Wei), whose identity is Ye Zhiwei, the legitimate daughter of Ye Guogong. She was Feng Muhan's medicine, and also his life-saving medicine. The business was booming, and the relationship was full of twists and turns. In the end, the King of England used his own tricks to kill himself. Reborn with memories again, Ye Zhiwei met Feng Muhan before the accident when he was young, helped him avoid disasters, lived in the village, made money on the spot, made snacks, and opened a restaurant. This time the ending was happy. Feng Muhan proclaimed himself emperor and would always only love and pamper her. Mo Nian is the princess, and the two kings each guard one west and one north. Nangongyan Wen Tianhao, Wu Long Han Chuchu, Qingyi Li Xijun.

The plot is really good, thrilling and full of ups and downs. The hostess was a little pretentious and looked uneducated. She had been chatting with the monk for so long and didn't even know what those words meant. It made me doubt my IQ. Dead speechless.

The heroine is not pretentious, nor has she ever done anything stupid. She is a smart, normal person with brains. She is not irrational. Although she has conflicts with the male protagonist, they are all understandable minor conflicts. It is really not easy to read a complete book without those stupid routines.

It's the Nth time. It's still very interesting and touching. The writing is also very good. The author's novels are all very interesting. I highly recommend them.

The story is quite engaging and the characters are vivid and interesting.

A bit long, but nice