A Generation of Cute Concubines

Under normal circumstances, the content of this book is very exciting, and the author's writing style is also very good. The abnormal situation is that I gave up the book after about 60 chapters, because I really can't watch ghost movies. The male protagonist is supposed to be a demon and the female protagonist is a ghost. Almost everything I heard was about catching ghosts and driving them out.

Fortunately, it is indeed as the author concluded in the end. The first part is very good, although the heroine is a bit weak and a little soft-hearted from time to time. In the middle and later stages, the world of orcs is a little inferior. After the adversity comes, there will be waves. After that, the heroine finally blames herself for her half-sister and returns home to get married. I can't accept it. When did she become a virgin? The ending part is good to watch. Looking forward to the next book: A Generation of Conspiracy Queen will be released soon, with a strong and domineering heroine. A domineering and cool article that can solve all problems by oneself haha

Read it all. It was quite interesting to watch at the beginning, the storyline was pretty good, and the heroine is also the big heroine I want. The heroine solves everything that happens. I have seen too many so-called big heroines where the hero helps the hero when they encounter problems, so they are not called big heroines. It got worse and worse in the middle period. The main reason was that the heroine's design was quite bad. Her character changed to that of a virgin, and her strength was weakened and she needed help from the hero. I endured the discomfort and watched it. In terms of character, I think the character setting of the ghost princess is wrong. If it is set as an ordinary human ghost cultivator, it will be more consistent with the character of the later chapters. However, the heroine is set to be a ghost formed by heaven and earth, not a human. To me, she cannot be the same as a human. She needs to go through some things to be like a human. However, the heroine is completely human, and she is often kidnapped by morality. The heroine does not care about being kidnapped by morality. It is too uncomfortable. . . The first chapter is so cool, handsome, domineering and majestic, but he has been caring about the Nalan family and his surname Nalan with ordinary people. . . Then I will think about the pickled noodles of the Nalan family and the fact that I don't want to fall out with the Nalan family because my surname is Nalan and I attach great importance to family ties. . . Weren't you really merged and annexed by the original owner? Why are you like this? I feel so uncomfortable when I see the stepmother and step-sister bullying and plotting against the heroine. The heroine only talks and doesn't kill them because of the blood of the Nalan family. . . It's so frustrating. Even at the end, I still have to take care of my stepsister's life and death. Why is there such a kind-hearted ghost princess? It's such an insult to the title of ghost princess. At first, I thought this was a novel without a male lead, but Hanachuan was promoted to the second male lead, and I quite liked him. The ending forced him to be paired up. Why did he have to be paired up? He understood a long time ago that the heroine was not worthy of him, and he didn't insist on taking the position. Just give him a normal ending. From the moment I saw him getting entangled with the woman near the end, I felt that something was wrong. I felt that he might be paired together, but it turned out that he was really forced into a couple. The well-intentioned man went to her world with the woman, and they suddenly got married and had children. . . My love for Hanachuanchuan suddenly disappeared from the forced pairing in these chapters. I hate forced happy endings. It's hard for me to comment on the relationship between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist never showed any feelings for the male protagonist. It was quite enjoyable to make a flower, and it was about to end. The female protagonist suddenly became pregnant with a child, and the relationship between the two developed by leaps and bounds. . . The relationship goes one step further, this. . . You're getting married with your son, right? I really can't stand the heroine's bad kindness. I will help the good ones when I see them, and I will help the not so good ones. She will give pills everywhere to save this and that. While saying that she is not a bad kind person, she is still too kind. I have always said that the heroine is majestic and powerful, but I just say it verbally. In fact, I really don't see it. As a ghost princess, she is non-human and values ​​the family ties of the possessed person, the family reputation, and the safety of the world. . . I frowned when I saw it. It was far different from the setting at the beginning. It was better to set it as an ordinary ghost cultivator to travel through time. It can be seen that the author was too lazy to write before the ending. He wrote the plot hastily and quickly, and ended it hastily.