The Phoenix Seeks Her Mate: The Imperial Consort Arrives

It looks good, but it would be better if there were less descriptions of the characters, because it would take more than half a chapter to describe just one person. Fortunately, it is not so exaggerated later on. At first I thought the heroine was weak and even had the idea of ​​giving up the book. But as I continued reading, it got better and better. The hero is strong and dotes on the heroine. After the heroine has cultivated her skills, she will take revenge without mercy. When facing the hero, she is a silly and sweet person. The two of them have always experienced everything together. The whole book doesn't talk about how to practice cultivation. There are only two adventures to reach the peak of cultivation, but it doesn't stop me from finding the book interesting.

Alas, seeing little calculations all day makes me really bored. The heroine is too weak. After watching it for so long, she just had a good idea at the beginning and kept a low profile for the marriage until the end. She insists on making a stunning appearance in the end that will lead to death. It's a shame. After that, there are endless little things one after another. Anyone who reads it will not like this kind of content. The female protagonist in the world of cultivation only wants to hug her thighs instead of trying to repair her body so that she can practice. When she meets the male protagonist, she just tells the truth and makes up a lie that even a fool knows is false. Alas, I feel so heartbroken. It's not that Shuangwen makes me feel aggrieved.

No beginning or end, not pretty

The female protagonist is pampered by the male protagonist from beginning to end, but fortunately the plot does not drag on.