The Beast-Taming Demon Empress

I stopped watching halfway through. The male and female protagonists love each other very much, but this kind of love feels very strange. On the day of the wedding, the heroine ran away with another man because of her good sister, so forget it. Later, forget it, you abuse me and I abuse you. Why the hell do you have to say that you separate with the front legs and then go to bed with the back legs? I can't even figure out whether it's Xiu Xian Wen or Gong Dou Wen, it's more like Gong Dou Wen. The heroine got pregnant and was drugged. She gave birth to a baby and said the baby was dead. She separated from the hero, and they met again after 5 years. They had sex again. The reason for staying in the palace was to find out the cause of the baby's death. What were you doing when you gave birth? After five years, don't you think it's too late to investigate the cause of death and avenge your child? I knew it was an old witch who did it, but I still checked it out. Sometimes he is smart, sometimes he is stupid as hell. If it is obvious that force can be used to solve the problem, it must be reasonable, so just write it as a palace fight. The heroine who insists on writing is extremely powerful. There is something really wrong. It's like this in many places. In the first few sentences, I was so heartbroken by the male protagonist that I couldn't even hold back tears, but when I saw the male protagonist, it was so weird. . . I especially want to say that it is really mean to not give up even if you know that a man is like this. There are also male protagonists who have sex with others, and the female protagonist sees it, and feels that the male protagonist has betrayed or something, and then the male protagonist does something a little bit and then they have sex again. The heroine keeps saying that the man hurt her, but she keeps having sex with the hero. I really hate this kind of woman.

It didn't look good. The title was about controlling the beast and the demon queen. In the early stage, I knew that I was going to get mithril from the little badger. It was basically in a free-range state. I didn't see her contribution to the little badger. I couldn't see any sharing of weal and woe. It was her beast that solved his troubles. Later, I casually read it and there was no plot of controlling the beast. It was basically a palace fight ~ the male protagonist is not a good thing... After reading about 300 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and abandoned the article.

I was so angry when I saw it. I just want to ask the author what you think. The writing was obviously pretty good at the beginning, but what happened later? The male protagonist actually had a relationship with someone else. This is what I can't tolerate the most. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless. Speechless

The first 300 chapters of this book were quite good, but then I gave up on it. I just read it again today, but the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is too twists and turns.

To be honest, getting into bed is very casual. As a time-traveling heroine, she accepts a male protagonist sleeping with so many women. The heroine becomes mentally retarded when she sees the hero. As soon as he sleeps with her, everything gets better. No brains at all. Speechless, rotten

This is really rubbish. A killer didn't even have a basic sense of defense recently, and the ring was taken off. The wedding actually ran away with another man, and he still liked her. Can't he worship her for just a few minutes? It's really disgusting. I want you to quit.

I'm convinced, I can't stand it any longer. The heroine leaves when she sees the hero having sex with someone else. She forgives her at every turn. When the ink is dead, what will happen to her hair? All her black hair will turn green! The male protagonist is really evil too

Why did the male protagonist actually cheat on him in the end and get together with the vicious female partner, but the female protagonist actually forgave him?

The heroine is written like a fool. On the one hand, she shows how much she loves the hero, but she also casually kisses other men, and even runs away on the day of the wedding. It is simply sick.

I'm speechless. The first part is very good, but the second part is full of messy plots. The male protagonist actually had a relationship with someone else, and the child he gave birth to died. It's so funny, I can't accept it.