A Noble Family's Deadly Daughter

It's very good-looking. The heroine feels like a person who cares about the world, and many of the plots of the vicious female supporting character's frame-up are well set up. Although I haven't finished watching it yet, I think I've seen more than 80% of it. Because I feel a little bored and not that interested anymore, I plan to raise some doubts. I don't know if they will be mentioned later. Before the heroine was reborn, as a woman who spent all day in the yard, whether before or after getting married, she actually had no chance to get to know a master who taught her so much. I think this is very strange, and it is easy for people to find out about martial arts training in previous lives. There is no time or opportunity to do it based on the heroine's previous life. After all, as the head wife, she should be fighting in the back house. I think this is a big bug in the article. The author specially created it to make the heroine powerful after rebirth, but did not consider whether it is reasonable.

The plot after the heroine's rebirth is very exciting, thanks to the author's wonderful writing, until King Yi comes to power, it is completed in one go. However, the story about the hero and heroine running away from Jingguo is very exciting at the beginning but not very interesting later on. Just watching it will make you completely forget about the previous plot, which is simply another independent story. Those battles are fast forwarded to the last three or four chapters, and the ending is very exciting 😂 It's unexpected. Hey, if there were only the domestic plot of Da'an and a little Jingguo story plus the following three or four chapters of easter eggs, I believe the condensed version would be an even better novel, approaching full marks every minute💯.

Haha The heroine is someone else's child As a mother, I just can't see the slightest trace of the heroine's mother. Not good-looking So tired The heroine went to the capital It feels like all the officials are related to her a boudoir lady Run out every day

Needless to say, the writing is good and the plot is interesting and not vulgar. The author has messed up the story since the appearance of the eldest prince. Not to mention the plot is out of touch and there are all kinds of nonsense twists.

It doesn't have a lot of love stories between families, but the plot is exciting, the scenes are grand, and the concept is wonderful. It's worth watching. The rating is too low.

It looks pretty good in the early stages, and so does the entire structure. In the later period, I felt a little bit uncontrollable. There was a hammer here and a stick here and there, and the author's writing condition didn't seem to be very good. Typos, names, and even names of people who were not in this novel all appeared, which affected reading. There are endless conspiracies and tricks behind the third princess, and various retaliations against the relatives and friends around the heroine. The relatives and friends can only be beaten passively. They are on guard but not much, and there is almost no counterattack. Rat shit runs through most of the novel, such as Ji Tiansu and Lei Yue. The heroine sometimes kills decisively, and sometimes acts a bit inexplicably. Lei Yue wanted to assassinate the heroine's biological mother, and stabbed her personal maid twice with a three-edged knife. She was unconscious until she met Lei Yue. As a result, she let it go easily when she met Lei Yue. The reason is that Lei Yue is the male protagonist's original secret guard and should be left to the male protagonist to handle it. It's a bit out of touch with her persona of treating people around her, such as escorts and maids, as family members.

What kind of formation is it, a ecstasy formation that boasts to the heavens, but can you still write ancient poems quietly? Can't you make it up without adding fantasy? Why do you get lost as soon as you enter the formation? What nonsense, you should be sent to fight imperialism!

This book combines the plots of several books

The first part is well written, but the final chapter is a bit perfunctory.