A Heart Set on Slaughter

The writing is okay, but the male and female protagonists are tired of each other and are too greasy. They are repeated for several pages, as if there is no content to write, and the number of words reduces the plot. If it is too boring to read, just skip it, and the male protagonist falls in love with the girl who saved him when he was a child. Nine out of ten novels of this kind are full of nonsense.

It's good-looking, it's about a man and a woman who are both clean, it's not about time travel and rebirth, it's pure ancient prose, the plot is tortuous, the logic is clear, the three views are correct, the language is a bit modern, and it's easy to understand. A happy ending, isn't this the beauty that everyone in the world longs for?

Wonderfully written

After reading more than 270 chapters, I felt tired and couldn't watch anymore, so I just watched a story about a male and female protagonist stealing a marriage and then getting back together again, so I jumped directly to the finale.

Very good looking, male cleanser.