The Foolish King's Reborn Warrior Princess Is Bold and Sweet

I actually wanted to give it an "average" rating, but there were too many mistakes in the article❌ The protagonist sometimes calls him this and sometimes calls him that. The names are all wrong There are also some things that were clearly done by a, but the next second they were written as done by b. If I hadn't read the comment section, I wouldn't know what was going on. Looks confused b So give "not good-looking" Not recommended either Watching this is a waste of time😬

Nice! Nice! Very beautiful! The plot is perfect! The heroine is not the Virgin! This is a good start! The male protagonist was stupid before, but he was cured later, great plot! The hero and heroine have a child, a happy ending! Then the heroine's brother also had a child with his beloved! (It's just that some of the lower ginseng is combined) But they all learned a lesson. Those who deserved to die, and those who didn't deserve to die, also changed their ways and stopped going against the heroine. Finally, I became mature! Not bad! ٩(๑^∇^๑)۶ All in all, just two words "perfect"!

Nice

There is too much nonsense, and every sentence is not on point. The heroine is raking here and there, not knowing what she is doing. On the surface, he looks great, but in fact, he is just a troublemaker. The language is boring and the plot is disjointed. Dozens of chapters abandoned.

It's nice. It would be great if it could be made into a TV series.

This is my first time to write a book review. This book is really beautiful. I like the character of the heroine very much. She is beautiful and sassy. The male protagonist has a split personality. In the morning he is the foolish king Nangong Liyuan, and in the evening he is the scheming master of the ghost sect Jiang Lixuan. He will secretly climb through the window to find the female protagonist. In this book, my favorite is the emperor. He really loves his son and the male protagonist's mother-in-law. He hates himself for not protecting Jiang Chun (the male protagonist's mother-in-law), so he gives his love to the male protagonist. The emperor will consider the male protagonist in whatever he does. I really cried when the emperor died. Such a good emperor, the female protagonist's father is also very good, he will do anything for his daughter. Everyone has a happy ending. After reading it, only the emperor can't get out of my heart. I am very reluctant to let him die. Overall, this book is quite good.

The positioning of this book is not Machiavellian, right? The author is also not good at maneuvering. But the first 89.6% Are all about family-level maneuvering. . . The male protagonist was invisible for a long time and only started dating after 89.6% Of the time. It failed the test of Machiavellian novels, it also failed the test of romance novels, it's a hodgepodge of whatnot.

After reading the first few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore, it was too bland... The storyline was just okay, but there were no ups and downs. It wasn't exciting when it should be exciting, just like drinking a glass of plain water, bland and tasteless. The author still needs to hone his writing skills

It feels like a child playing house, childish

This book is relatively easy to read and can be read and played. There is no thrilling or exciting plot, and it is probably similar to a simple version of modern anti-Japanese dramas: then the enemies are relatively stupid and are easily defeated. The heroine is a time-traveling agent, a little clever, but not above the IQ level. Most of her actions are direct and rough, and she is very lucky, so it takes almost no effort to cheat her all the way; the male protagonist is basically a foil. The emotional lines of the male and female protagonists can be considered pitiful. There are many typos in the book, and the names of characters are often written incorrectly; there are many missing details in the story, and most of them cannot stand up to scrutiny.