The Cold Female General Raised His Eyes, and the Prince Was Frightened.

Another rebirth article✧(◍˃̶ᗜ˂̶◍)✩ This book is about the story of the female general Mingzhu who was feared by the emperor and was killed. Seventeen years later, she borrowed her corpse and resurrected as Yan Mingzhu. She even begged back many things that belonged to the original owner. It's really cool when you beg for things, isn't it? The female protagonist is decisive in killing, and the female supporting character can easily resolve troubles. The female general is really handsome, and she is very handsome when she bullies and fights with others. There is also the blindfolded one who shoots pigeons and is very impressive. Also, Liu Niang said in Ming Shi Xuan that those women also have dignity and so on. Oh my god, the very cool thing is "Who said women are inferior to men?" The male protagonist is roughly the same as the standard male protagonist. He is very handsome, very powerful, and very powerful. What I like is that every time the female protagonist is in trouble or crisis, the male protagonist always appears at the critical moment. The author will update quickly! ! Not enough ゜(´∀｀)♡

The female protagonist's domineering attitude and the male protagonist's early ability to dote on his wife are a bit sweet.

I originally wanted to give it an average, but my hand slipped and I made a mistake. I can't change it. First of all, what is the heroine doing? Accepting her nephew to wipe her sweat without everyone knowing? Aren't you afraid that someone might see you? Do you know that is your nephew? Does anyone else know? I don't know, you have to create some misunderstandings, right? Also, do you resell the things the male protagonist gives you to others? The male protagonist has made it so obvious that you just pretend you can't see it, right? The plot is really dragging. It's been like that for over 200 chapters, and it's only about 400 in total. Just misunderstandings are half of it. You don't think it's appropriate for the male protagonist to wipe your sweat, but it's okay for your nephew to wipe it for you? How old are you and your nephew? Can you explain to me that the Ming family wants you as their daughter-in-law? Even if you can't, please keep your distance. I'm really speechless towards the heroine. After reading so many novels, this one is the most annoying. I know it's not easy for the author to write a book, but I really can't help it. I'm so angry. This is the first time I've read a novel so frustrating. I want to go into the book and beg the heroine: You two should get together soon.

Although the author writes like this, it's really disgusting. It's disgusting to be looked at by his own nephew. Oh my own nephew. Also, when it comes to relationships, he either pretends to be stupid or doesn't understand. He's not decisive enough and doesn't look like a female general. Alas, I hate the person who pretends to be stupid and dumbfounded the most.

The author's writing is really good! In my opinion, the structure and plot of this book are very exciting. I hope it will be updated soon.

The heroine used her left hand to sew up the man's wound with a needle, and put her right hand into the man's mouth to wait for him to bite her. Even the doctor with a national academician subsidy couldn't believe such nonsense.

It's quite good, and I think it's worth recommending. What's a bit lacking is that the only one woman who said that the male protagonist is not sexually attracted to women is someone who deliberately made the mistake, and was thrown into the lake by the male protagonist. Hmm... I suggest that the author give more examples. Using the same one all the time really makes people feel a bit far-fetched.

Not bad, but I think the male protagonist's scenes are better. Whether he's scolding or hitting others, it's easy to relieve his anger. There is also the first thing the heroine does after she is reborn, because she is supposed to seek revenge from the emperor, but it turns out that she only starts to take revenge after 95% of the book.

It's really beautiful. The general Mingzhu is reborn to take revenge and seize the country. He meets the ninth prince Qi Jue. After getting married, he finds out that the ninth prince is actually an orphan from the previous dynasty, so they seize the throne together. Qi Jue promises Mingzhu that if I am the emperor, you will be the queen.

This is a magical story about a poor little girl who has nothing and is so fragile that she can be blown away by a gust of wind. As soon as she appears, she angrily attacks the first-class officials and the queen and the prince. I just don't understand why she has so many tricks. Why does she have to blatantly kill her scumbag ex-husband at the beginning, and use acupuncture to kill him unconsciously? Can't we use slow-acting poison to kill him silently? Wouldn't it be okay to make peace with him first and then secretly climb over the wall at night and use martial arts to kill him? You can tap acupuncture points, you can use snakes, insects, rats and ants to sneak attack him, you can use formations to change the physical condition of his family and make them weaker and weaker. You and Li blatantly crippled him before, even if his family is a meat bun, he will have to fight you to the end, sister! Obviously she can operate secretly behind the scenes every time, but she has to stand at the front and take the stand every time. Does her specialness and fear in Zhaodi's heart mean that she really has no B-level skills?