The Peerless Imperial Phoenix

The heroine came from another world of cultivation. In her previous life, she was a powerful and god-level alchemist in the tribulation period. The male protagonist is a prince who has transformed into a human from a small world. He has been rejected by his father since childhood. The female protagonist is aloof, decisive, and takes revenge when she wants. She met the male protagonist because of drugs and got married. The two teamed up to fight against the demons and save a small world. In the article, there are more descriptions of the male and female protagonists' fight against the demons, but less description of the emotional lines of both male and female protagonists. The ending is rather perfunctory, and the female protagonist is a bit strong and the male is weak.

The heroine is so domineering! Like

OK

It's good-looking, but a little short.

Is this ending... Emmmmm... Too hasty? There shouldn't be any questions left unanswered! I haven't even filled in the holes I wrote! The writing is nice, but the holes have not been filled in and it is incomplete. You can still take a look =￣ω￣=

It's okay to write it in big letters

I have always disliked reading books about rebirth, because the content of the story is very close to the previous life, which makes me tired after reading it. The first third of this book was like this, and I almost couldn't finish it. But I still finished reading it without skipping a chapter. At first, the author's writing style felt unfamiliar, but as you continue reading, you will feel that the author's writing is getting better and better. Although it is still a bit verbose, it does not affect the plot, and the structure of the whole story is good.

Why do I still want to read it after reading it? I look forward to more works from the author. . I will pay attention to it from time to time. Must give five-star praise

What can I say, I thought the heroine's adventure had begun, but it ended? So is the heroine's time travel a conspiracy?

Halfway through the movie, I kept repeating that the heroine is the most powerful alchemist. I felt like I had to repeat it every two or three sentences in the text. It's not necessary. It can be reflected through the plot.