The Imperial Preceptor Is Ill, So Don't Act Recklessly, Heir Apparent

It's good, but there is a logic that I can't figure out in more than 100 chapters. After the male protagonist grabs the Tianquan Sword, he asks the female protagonist to hold the Tianquan Sword. Then someone comes to steal it in the middle of the night. Then out of nowhere, the aunt makes the female protagonist the leader. Let's forget it here. But the female protagonist says I'll think about it. No, don't you ask why they chose you to be the leader? Is it because of Tianquan Sword? If it is the Tianquan Sword, do you need to explain that the Tianquan Sword is not your own? If you believe in the heroine and want her to clear her grievances, so you let her be the leader, then why did you mention the Tianquan Sword before you saw it? This illogical logic makes me very uncomfortable. Shouldn't it be clear about such a big matter and let me think about it after I understand the situation? Otherwise, you don't know what to think about and you can't figure it out. For example, if your mother suddenly comes to you and asks you to inherit the company, you shouldn't ask: Huh? I don't know how to take care of the company, why should I take care of it now? Wouldn't it be normal for me to ask this? Is my logic wrong? I'm so confused.

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The plot is really exciting and the case is solved. The author's writing in big letters is very attractive Gong Ran is also our national master. I really like it Then there is Murong Qi (dressing as a man) haha, she is resourceful and smart, I really like it

It's so pretty. Love it, love it. I will definitely recommend it to a friend

This book by Jiuci is really well written, and every time I read it, I can feel deeply involved in it. The writing is smooth. The IQs of the male and female protagonists are all on the line, and it is really exciting to watch them work together to torture the scumbag seamlessly. The only hope is that the final ending will be perfect. A good article that makes you want to read it again in the future.

I feel like there are too many erotic descriptions, many plot characters are a bit confusing, and the plot is too complicated and a bit brain-burning. What is worth celebrating is that the writing is good and there are no typos. You can read it if you are in a book shortage!

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Love it, love it, from the author's first cat-like doctor concubine to this one about a prince disguised as a man, both of them are great to read. "If it were not for Murong Qi, Gong Ran would only have killing in his heart. Gong Ran's killing could destroy heaven and earth, and he could kill gods and demons. With Murong Qi, he suppressed the killing in his heart, because Murong Qi was his only good thought." Borrowing the words from the author's novel, Ling Qi and Ling Jiu, the two souls from the future, finally became in-laws, and everyone ended up in hegemony. "Love is separated by mountains and seas, and mountains and seas can be leveled." I like the author's novels and look forward to the new works...

The story is wonderful, the characters are vivid, and many words can really make people realize a lot of truth. It is a very good book, worth reading!

Wow wow wow, it's not enough to read. The writing is too delicate.