Liuli Sha: the Legitimate Daughter of the Trick Doctor Shocked the World

The heroine Xie Liuli was named Liuzheng and was the queen in her previous life. After being burned to death by the emperor and exterminating the nine clans in the harem, he was unwilling to accept it. He got the opportunity of Empress Houtu to penetrate her soul into the broken body of Xie Liuli, the legitimate daughter of the Xie family.,,, Avenge her original body, avenge herself,,, it is very worth it to be a fan of Yan control. Take a look, the heroine is so beautiful that it will make people cry😁😍. The four men who love the heroine are all beautiful and charming, and they are all deeply affectionate. It is a luxury to meet the heroine. The heroine is bent on revenge for the Empress Dowager who walked the earth, but is closed to these affectionate male protagonists like wild bees and butterflies (yes, the roles of the four men are about the same, and the scenes are beautiful. After all, they all have incredible looks). Finally, I am very grateful to Da Da for providing benefits to book fans. Liuli finally found a home and had a baby with the male protagonist, although the baby was born to the male protagonist, haha! The short to medium-sized novels, the plots are novel and not laggy, there are few typos, the writing is generous and full of ink, the characters are fully described, the artistic conception is beautifully described, the emotional descriptions are delicate, and the rhythm is relaxed and moderate. . . . Face control, strong woman, HE. . . . . Super worth watching😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

I've read Chapter 190 of this book. The writing is pretty good and a bit metaphysical, but not scary ~ I should say "weird". After reading Chapter 190, I still don't know what the heroine is. She must be a ghost. She is sewing her body bit by bit. Everyone screams when they see her, as if her soul has been taken away, but she is always expressionless and cannot understand the image 😂 The only interesting thing to watch is the story of the Xie family and Xie Zhousheng. I want to see how he was exposed and what happened to him... Suddenly I saw the end. There are less than 100 chapters left and the male protagonist hasn't appeared yet. It's quite a question mark🤣

The subject matter is relatively new, the story is logical, the writing is relatively good, and there are not many typos. It was very interesting at first, but after reading it, it became a bit boring. The story started to be dull and long-winded. I have read more than a hundred chapters and I still don't know what the heroine is. She has to hide it from the reader. Then, the heroine's role is really very small. She mainly tells the stories of many supporting characters. It is similar to a group portrait but I don't have a good grasp of it.

The subject matter is very cool, it's my favorite type!

A nice book about cause and effect. Everything in the world has a cause and effect, it's just that the world doesn't care about it~ The queen who died in vain has a great fortune, she will receive divine help to help people out of trouble, and everything will go smoothly. In fact, the male protagonist is of little use, and I feel that his appearance is of little significance, and he is also a bit of a drag on the female protagonist. In fact, it doesn't matter much if he doesn't write emotional scenes (personal opinion) Not every poor person will encounter good luck, but they still need to cultivate their character and virtue and accumulate blessings🙏🏻

It sucks! ! The plot is very exciting, and the whole book is exciting, but the ending is unfinished. The male protagonist appears inexplicably, and the character design is not good. I obviously felt that I could continue writing and follow the book all the time, but the ending was rushed and random. It was such a failure.

The subject matter is very good. It's the first time I've seen this type of material. It's super nice.

The writing is poor, the narrative is cluttered, and there is a lot of confusion.

The author's way of writing the plot is quite good, but there are too few plots between the female protagonist and the male protagonist, and it feels like you can't distinguish the priorities. In addition, the author really likes the adjective "Jiaohua Tu Rui"…

To be honest, I can't understand