Fireworks on Temples

The first few chapters are okay and quite engaging. It's pretty bland after that. I have been explaining the inner story, a very insignificant matter, and I have to write about the heroine's inner thoughts and then explain why she thinks so. I always skim over it quickly. The emotional scene between Ah Fei and Crown Prince Rong was also very messy. There was no foreshadowing of their mutual affection, but the heroine suddenly caught a man and a woman cuddling in a pavilion at a lantern festival. I feel like I paid in error after voting 3 times... There is a reason for the low rating.

Modern writing dressed in ancient costumes was okay at first, but later it became the output of the author's values. Basically, fall in love, make sense, make sense, fall in love, fall in love, make sense, and the cycle is endless. Abandoned.

It's very beautiful. The heroine is a Buddhist type of person. The people in it are very smart and know how to make choices and are easily satisfied.

The writing is good and the plot is pretty good. The shortcoming is that the Lin family is written in too much detail and is a bit indifferent. A good author still has to capture the reader's heart. 9 Points

Beautiful fairy tale