The Little Princess of Nongmen

Heng Baiyu recounted his childhood memories to Mingzi... When he was eight or nine years old, he accidentally overheard the conversation between Emperor Yong'an and Empress Dowager Bai in his mother's palace. He knew that he was not the son of the late emperor, but the son of Emperor Yong'an and Empress Dowager Bai. Although Emperor Yong'an and his mother truly loved each other, and he was born to protect Empress Dowager Bai from being buried by the late emperor! At such a young age, he could not accept such an unethical life, so he embarked on the battlefield filled with anger and sorrow! Mingyan came to the capital and met Pingyang Hou and his wife. The first thing she saw was that the old lady burst into tears. She looked at Pingyang Hou and they nodded secretly. No mission evidence is needed, because the little girl in front of them looks almost the same as their normal children! They are his own granddaughters. Emperor Yong'an finally passed the throne to Heng Baiyu, and Mingzi became the queen with the highest status among Daxing women, and there was no other woman in the harem! A pair of people for a lifetime. End

The male protagonist appeared in more than two hundred chapters before, but I was so happy. Although he lost his memory, he was okay, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists was not yet warm. The male protagonist lost his memory again because he saved the female protagonist... Oh my God! My beloved Tangtang... Is the heroine's aura as the protagonist too strong? So there is no need for a male protagonist at all. The female protagonist alone can support the whole novel. The reason why I gave it a medium review is because I quite like the author's writing style. I hope the author can sprinkle more sugar on it. I am optimistic about you.

It's very nice, but the update is so slow that even the production team members don't dare to rest like this 😂

It's too long, progress is too slow,

It feels a bit long-winded and talks a lot of useless nonsense.

Author, don't blame me for giving you a bad review. It's your writing that's so bad! First, I wrote hundreds of top-notch pieces. Second, even if you write the best, updates are still slow. Third, the male protagonist has too few scenes. Fourth, the male supporting actor has more scenes than the male protagonist. I even doubted that the male supporting actor was the male protagonist. Fifth, doesn't the heroine also have a mute sister? Fifth, I feel that this mute sister is just a supporting role and has no sense of existence. When people write novels, they always try their best to make the mute sister speak. Just write it like this: If you leave your mute sister at home and don't take care of her, will she be able to speak? Bad review, bad review.

I was really attracted to it at first, and read more than 300 chapters in one go. But later on, it was at best detailed and detailed, but at worst it was draggy! I can't find the key point. The male protagonist has very few scenes. I'd say it's a story about a strong woman. The female protagonist is not that strong. After all, she still has no power, no power, and no ability to protect herself [Personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it]

(Not finished yet) ·I don't like to see the male and female protagonists interacting. There may be relatively few of them. ·Yes, the heroine has a good outlook on life, is smart, and has personality! The heroine goes from having nothing to being the boss of a shop step by step ·There are rich characters, and the seventh aunt and eighth aunt are much older. The portrayal of the villain makes people explode with anger ·The plot focuses on the heroine's counterattack and management. I want the sweetness of the male and female protagonists

I thought that I could meet the male protagonist and develop some feelings when I went to Qiongya, but it turned out that I told him about it half a year later. Although it was a counterattack story about the female protagonist, it was annoying to read too much about the bad things of the eighth aunt and the seventh aunt, and it needed sweet CP to adjust.

Must praise! It's really good-looking. Watching the heroine grow up and become stronger, I feel like I have money in my pocket. It's super cool! The emotional scenes between the male protagonist and the female protagonist are also very natural. They are not the kind of people who become crazy when they fall in love, but I still look forward to the male protagonist falling in love with the female protagonist again, and then the female protagonist dislikes him in various ways, and finally suddenly thinks about regretting it (who made him break the female protagonist's heart)!