Halt! By Imperial Decree, This Is a Robbery!

This article is generally good, the language is humorous, the plot does not have too many ups and downs, the female protagonist has good looks, identity, and brains, the male protagonist is a straight man, and he has been tricked by others many times and I still don't know why, but the ending of the article is still happy.

This is the first time I read a story about a female protagonist who travels through time and becomes a bandit leader. It's quite interesting. The style of writing is humorous and the writing style is pretty good. I liked the first half of it, but the last part was a bit overwhelming and made me angry. The male protagonist was knocked unconscious twice. Your intelligence as the male protagonist is so great. Where is Ming Ruizhi? She is not wary of other women at all. The heroine is no longer domineering and fierce as a bandit princess. Both of them are weak in dealing with Bai Lian. Anyway, the last part is not pleasant to watch. Everything else is okay. It is a good article. The rating is a bit low.

It's quite good-looking, humorous and fun to watch. The writing is mature and smooth. I recommend it. The female doctor wears the body of the big boss, turning the heroine into a resourceful woman who combines beauty, wisdom and strength and is capable of big tasks. Although the heroine in the middle is a bit of a steely straight girl, the final ending is a happy ending, so you can enter the game happily.

Bai Baobao, you two should give the Duke a few concubines, so that Mrs. Corning will have something to do and won't do this.

It's pretty good. Overall, the plot isn't too draggy. Although there were a few parts that made me angry to watch, for example, the male protagonist was tricked by the same maid twice to get caught drunk and raped (although nothing happened), and he was dissatisfied with the way the rotten peach blossoms were handled, but the heroine's slap on the male protagonist was very satisfying... There are still a few points that I can't go into too much, just watch it as it's lively, interesting, and enjoyable.

First of all, this subject matter is very novel, well, different from the usual novels. Well, this novel is mainly about Bai Baobao, a female bandit. Well, I traveled back in time, and then had a love-hate relationship with the male protagonist Gu Lintang. In this process, not only the heroine Bai Baobao was written, but also the heroine Bai Baobao was bold and cheerful, and the life experience of the heroine Bai Baobao was revealed. Overall, well, what can I say about this novel? Well, it just feels so novel that I can't help but want to keep reading. At the same time, I also hope that the author can write more such excellent novels.

It's good to watch, quite good. The heroine is very good, but the male protagonist is not so good. At best, he emphasizes love and justice, but at worst, he is indecisive. Give the male protagonist a bad review.

Consider it a good review. The story is novel and relatively relaxed, and the structural layout is more logical and complete. It's just that there are some discrepancies in the chapters about Zhenguo Duke's Mansion, and some of the titles are wrong. For example, Shen Shen calls his sister "Lingmei" and Princess Ning's children call Princess Ning "Queen." Then there is the house fight caused by the male protagonist's love affair. There is too much content and it is repeated again and again. It is inconsistent with the style of the entire story and also lowers the male protagonist's IQ.

The first 100 chapters are very good, and the plot is exciting... I can't stand watching Yuanji anymore. , There were several men hooking up with each other, and in the end the leader's wife came to the position. She had problems with her outlook on life, and she couldn't stand it. The male protagonist was also sick. Taohua herself didn't explain, she was indecisive, she avoided lightning, avoided lightning, avoided lightning, avoided lightning. Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning! Lightning!!

Overall, it's okay. Simply put, it's a counterattack by a female bandit. Even the author put three green teas next to the male protagonist Gu Lintang in order to highlight the male protagonist, which was quite speechless. It is a bit inappropriate to put so much intrigue of such a little woman here.