The Peasant Queen Is Too Arrogant

Thanks to the author for his contribution! The love history of the reborn female protagonist Ye Ran and the male protagonist Nangong Chen who was missed in the previous life has a complete plot. It also advances towards the theme of affectionate and regretless love, and the myth of love that makes up for regrets is very enjoyable. However, the situation is unreasonable, the details are insufficient, the characterization is thin, and the layout is small. How could it be so easy for a poor girl to survive successfully in the age of imperial power? It would be a good help if the master of Kunlun Mountain appeared after rebirth at the beginning of the chapter (it seems to be mistaken for master in the article).

It was okay at the beginning, but the more I read, the more I wanted to give up. I kept reading just to see what else the author could do. The heroine had just been reborn and returned to a poor home to wake up. She had no background, no backing, and no connections. She only relied on a little cleverness and experience to dare to offend people and do business everywhere. It was no wonder that the stall was very large and wide and there were no problems. After she rescued the third prince, she went to Beijing and became even more lawless. No one looked down on her. With what? How dare you be so courageous? In ancient times, any official could deal with you as a businessman. He could earn tens of thousands a month by buying handkerchiefs and sachets. How dare you write about it? Finally, he blended into the upper class society with his superb medical skills and played with the emperor, ministers and concubines. When he was weak, he stumbled and fell countless times. He was prone to fever and dizziness. The whole story has many flaws. I really don't know how it got a score of 9.2. The above is purely my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.

The love that never leaves you is enviable, and we hope that we will never leave each other forever!

Why is her mother so annoying?

Great, great, great. I like the relationship. The plot is clear, affectionate and meaningful, and they finally get married.

It was okay at first, but became more and more sloppy later on.

Pretty good (personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

A person who can go into battle to kill the enemy and help the scumbag reach the top is given a new life, instead of planning to deal with the ghosts and monsters behind him, and just sitting there waiting for death?

The point is, if all men like the female protagonist, that's too much.

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