
The Phoenix Rules the Ninefold Heavens
凤倾九重
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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736Chapters
63kPopularity
987Readers
9.2Score
1.3kRatings
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If you come for the emotional line of the hero and heroine, Please jump to after chapter 310. There are very few emotional lines between the hero and heroine. The book is divided into one volume and two volumes. It seems that there are more than 500 chapters in the second volume. The second volume basically has no emotional lines and is a bit sad. There are 10 chapters in total. I have not finished it here. The rest can be searched in the browser. Let's talk about the content. It's not as exciting as I imagined, and it's not as bad as I imagined. I guess it's a hit or miss. Every step of the heroine's steps is particularly difficult. If she doesn't take it easy, she will fall into the abyss. The hero is also quite miserable. Various poisonings and assassinations. Fortunately, I didn't lose my memory or anything else. Otherwise, I would have abandoned the article. I always feel that the author did not handle the foreshadowing well. The Li family behind the heroine should be placed on the front in the second volume, which makes the already chaotic capital even more complicated. After more than 650 chapters, I basically jumped all over the place. I couldn't stand it because I wrote more supporting characters than the main character. If I hadn't known that the prince was the male protagonist, I often thought the general was the male protagonist. I saw someone in the comment section saying it was a cool article. Emmmm, I don't really hate this point of view. The female protagonist really makes every move and calculated it. People around her also had various betrayals, death, and the personal maid died for the female protagonist in the previous life. He was also killed in this life. He Qing made me feel the most difficult to calm down. He was originally an outstanding general, but later on he betrayed the heroine and was guilty of something. If the author wrote that the prince knew He Qing and in the four years after the heroine disappeared, he became the prince's sharpest sword to protect the people she loved. I think it would be better. He Qing was saved by the heroine. The heroine is a ray of sunshine in his life. The one he is least likely to betray is the heroine. His fate should not be the same.
Putting aside all external factors such as the rigor of the story, just looking at the male and female protagonists written by the author, they are the most miserable male and female protagonists I have ever read. They have gone through hardships, know each other and cherish each other, and understand the journey of the male and female protagonists. They shed tears and are heartbroken. It seems that they can feel that they are in danger. The despair and pain in a bad environment. For a long time, I will not forget these two protagonists. They emerged from the mud without being stained, and washed through the pure ripples without being evil. It is not about their methods, but the pure and kind hearts hidden under these methods. They do not want to be heartless until the end. Two hearts that have been aggrieved and pitiful after all the plots, tentative and suspicious, come together resolutely, loving each other and leaning on each other. "May my husband live a thousand years and have no more pain in the rest of my life." "I can't bear it. She will block all the filth for me." In the Qingyun Kingdom, where everyone is full of selfish desires, only two people treat each other sincerely and do not use calculations. However, they are separated by ill-fated fate. They are not allowed to see each other, and they miss each other for a long time. I would like to express my three wishes to Chen again: firstly, I wish that my husband will live a thousand years; secondly, I wish that I will always be in good health; thirdly, I wish that I will be like the swallow on the beam, and see each other every year. The sonorous and powerful oath when we finally got married, this is the most true oath I have ever seen. Every word pierced my heart, my clothes were stained with tears, and it finally came to fruition. Although there are not many emotional lines, it makes people feel heartbroken and empathetic.
This is the most enjoyable time I have ever read in a rebirth novel. It is the first time I have read this kind of novel from beginning to end. The heroine is amazing! ! ! Highly recommended! ! !
The part where the male protagonist thought the female protagonist was Chen Yi was too long. I felt so depressed when I saw it. Damn it.
I like the heroine, she is beautiful, smart and strategic I like male protagonists who are shady and conspiratorial.
I can't stand it after reading Chapter 25. It would be strange if the heroine in the previous life was not killed. That Green Willow maid is really too stupid. There are many loopholes in the article. The heroine can make a lot of noise even before she is in a bush. She can't even go to the yard where her mother lives. If the man she meets in her mother's yard is the prince that the heroine saw hanging from the city wall in her previous life, why can't she recognize him? The heroine was beaten to death by Granny Song and was confronted in front of the heroine's grandfather as to why Luliu didn't come out to speak and later didn't write anything back. The heroine had just been reborn and asked a doctor to find out.
Purely personal opinion! ! ! After reading more than 500 chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I skipped to the end and read it. To be honest, it was just average and felt that there was no logic. The characters' personalities changed as they were written. Some of the more important characters were not reflected. The various betrayals, murders, and calculations made people very depressed. It's quite unreasonable, I feel like everyone is a bad person and everyone is a target for the heroine to take advantage of. The male protagonist only found out who the female protagonist was after Chapter 290. It was too fake. Others could casually discover the female protagonist's identity. How could the male protagonist specifically ask someone to check it out? ? ? The heroine doesn't know martial arts but can often guess the people around her who are peeking and eavesdropping, but people who know martial arts don't notice that the heroine is eavesdropping? ? ? The female protagonist meets the male protagonist, but she doesn't like the male protagonist, so why does she keep the male protagonist's thumb? ? ? Everyone in the city knows the male protagonist. Why can't the female protagonist be found out after searching for so long? ? ? The female protagonist later fell in love with the male protagonist, but then suddenly decided that she didn't like the male protagonist without anything happening. Then she remembered how good the male protagonist was to her for no reason, and then fell in love again? ? ? The heroine's mother had such a powerful background, why was she killed so easily? ? ? There are many, many processes that are forced to go through in order to achieve a result. Personally, I feel this book is very average.
I read it for five whole days. How can I put it? It's okay, there are too many words! I almost stopped reading! The progress in the front is very slow and there are too few chapters for a male protagonist like Thia! The second volume is only about 200 chapters (oops, I forgot). It feels rushed in many places. How can I put it? It just feels fast in many places. I don't think it's explained well.
Two such smart people had misunderstandings, and it was obvious that ordinary people would not misunderstand them. The misunderstanding was too far-fetched. Later, there was a struggle for power in the palace. Now one person would become bigger and another person would become bigger. It seemed as if the guards in the palace could take orders from anyone. He Qing's rebellion was completely unreasonable, and he could not gain anything from the rebellion. There are too many pitfalls for the author to fill in, but overall it is still a very good article, with delicate writing, twists and turns, good rhythm control, and clever plot design.
The pace is too slow, it's almost halfway through, and the male protagonist hasn't figured out who the female protagonist is yet.