The Ghost Emperor's Ravishing, Unruly Queen

It looked good at the beginning, and it was good everywhere, and the rating should be higher, but when the male protagonist returned to his own country, it became more and more unsatisfactory. At the beginning, the male protagonist was the kind of person who had everything at his feet, so confident and aloof, but in the end, it became more and more useless when he returned to his own country, and he had to rely on the female protagonist. This contrast is too big. I can't stand it, and then the subsequent plot of the story cannot be connected with the previous one. Qiu'er, the maid beside the heroine, has disappeared. The blood evil spirit has also disappeared, and the Xuanyuan is also gone. It's unclear, and the end is unclear. It started well, but ended unfinished. It really ruined a good work.

I think this book is good. It is well organized and not verbose. The relationship is not complicated. The male protagonist can be identified in about ten chapters. The female protagonist has a good personality and does not abuse the male protagonist. I give the author a big thumbs up. Come on☁️

I really like the heroine's personality, she is domineering and ruthless, unlike the heroines in some novels who always act like the Virgin Mary. It is the biggest headache to see such a soft-hearted heroine. For those who deserve to be killed and those who deserve to be destroyed, the heroine here does a very good job, and she also protects good people with her life. All in all, this novel is quite well written.

How to say it. I've read a lot of time-travel novels. This is a very ordinary time-travel novel. The identity of the male protagonist, the identity of the female protagonist, etc. It's popularization. You can guess. But this book has a lot of typos. It's really funny. Difficult is written as dystocia. Mrs. Li in the first sentence is Mrs. Sun in the next sentence. . . It's all little things. You can see it clearly if you look carefully. But the first few chapters portray the heroine so amazingly. A look will make you give in, a pressure will make you unable to stand and kneel down. The heroine fell into a cliff and met her biological parents, the Ninth Prince. She started to increase her martial arts skills with glazed stones. . The first 20 chapters or so. I really gritted my teeth and watched it. The heroine has too much aura. One idiot girl after another makes trouble for the heroine. Were easily resolved. No problem. It was all solved easily. The rebellion of a country is over in just two or three chapters. Kind of fast. A little blurry. So does the hero. I just love the heroine. I can't control it. Didn't finish reading. I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing the fake Hua Yingmei killed. Bah bah bah bah

Was it really written by two authors? The content before and after the writing is different from the original, the characters are always wrong, and some characters disappear for no reason. It doesn't follow logic, okay? The plot is so confusing!

The novel is quite good, with strong men and strong women, but sometimes I can't understand the content in it, and I feel confused. One paragraph talks about this content, but the next paragraph changes to something else. And the names of the characters in it are so silly that people are confused, Liu Shishi and Bai Xiaosheng, this. . Somewhat speechless

There are typos in every paragraph of this book, the names of people are wrong, and the content is inconsistent. The heroine's character is to be said to be decisive and decisive in killing, not the Holy Mother, but to be normal, it is inhumane. It is so just for her to kill everyone for one person. She feels that her own people are innocent and wronged, but what about those truly innocent people? Have they ever expressed their grievances? As for the villains and the heroine, their characters all want to kill all the innocent people for that. The heroine is a modern person, but she kills so many innocent people for one person. Does she have any humanity? The hero is so great. He starts a war when he says he wants to. Has he ever tested it? After considering the feelings of the soldiers, the heroine is a human being, but they are not human beings. She thinks it is great and just, but those people lost their lives in vain. I don't understand what the author thinks. Is this kind of thinking really good? Our morality should be progress rather than regression. Don't use the justice and greatness in your eyes to hurt others. If you don't like it, don't criticize.

In the sixth chapter, "Hua Yingmei, you are me in this life, and I am you. Look at how those who have bullied you will tremble and fall into hell." I feel that the heroine is so domineering Yazi.

Is this book written by two people? The first part is pretty good, but in the later part it feels like another person is writing it. I would like to ask where Xuanyuan went? Those people who wrote "Xue Sha" were also missing. It's so messy in the back. With over 100 chapters, I really want to give it a good review. I felt a little disappointed after seeing it.

It's so poorly written. It's the worst book I've read in the past few years. It's a mess, but I actually finished it.