The Princess's Fish Pond Is a Little Too Big

Some of the plot logic in it does not make sense. The heroine did not stay for love in the end, but returned to her own world. Strictly speaking, it was BE. The hero was really pitiful after she left. The judge asked the heroine if she would stay, but she refused. The male protagonist gave up everything for the female protagonist and wanted to spend the rest of their lives together, but the female protagonist abandoned him with her own hands

Look, it's definitely a different novel, very heartwarming. It's just a pity for our county horse. It's normal to have regrets. 14 Votes, I just tried my best.

It feels a bit messy, and there are some unnecessary details, such as the heroine being assassinated and unable to eat. When I went to investigate the assassin, I had to write about the heroine eating lychees and waving her beautiful hands, etc. It was unnecessary. It was unclear at first, so we didn't think that Xi Linglang was the male protagonist, just as the Xi Linglang was written as the enemy of the female protagonist. Later I realized that Xi Linglang was the male protagonist, and the author gave explanations without revealing his emotions. Can he kill the heroine without showing his feelings? It had to be a time-traveling girl. If the original heroine didn't like Xi Linglang at all, the title was also different. It seemed to be a post-sea story, but it turned out to be 1 V1.

It's very interesting and concise, and the ending is also very good. It doesn't force the male and female protagonists together like other movies.