Phoenix Returns to Its Nest

I have read three books by the author, which can be said to be of the same genre, but I like them! The phoenix returns to its nest, the phoenix with a hairpin, and the first-grade glory all have one thing in common: the male and female protagonists are twins. After their rebirth, they recognized each other at an early opportunity (and talked about their past lives after meeting), and then joined forces to protect the relatives they failed to protect in their previous lives and change each other's miserable fate in their previous lives. Sweet and refreshing article! The difference is that the male and female protagonists had different relationships in their previous lives. Some had a crush on each other in their previous lives, some were married to each other in their previous lives, and some were strangers or even enemies in their previous lives. Therefore, the author is really talented. The same flowers can be written in brilliant colors. Recommended ~ And many places, especially the internal complaints, are very humorous, and the author is a biological mother, and the sweet arrangement for the male and female protagonists is to have many children and many blessings. The first born is twins 👯‍♀️, I like this kind of perfect life!

The more I look at the back, the more I feel it's not possible. First of all, it would be tedious to write down in detail the life of each person according to the process of the protagonist. What the heroine says and does does not express her brilliance, and can only describe the villain as if she has no brains. Overall, there are a lot of flaws

The writing and the plot are okay, but it's too lame. I'm speechless🙄 I don't want to read it. The couple in the past life died and were reborn as husband and wife again 😑 The female protagonist is arrogant and self-righteous and the male protagonist is average in appearance☹️ The most important thing is a lot of nonsense. The things in the past life are covered from the beginning to the end. There is too much nonsense. In a novel with more than 1,000 chapters, there are at least 1,000 chapters of nonsense.

I've read more than forty chapters, but I haven't seen my heroine do anything Machiavellian. I don't know what the Queen Mother did in her previous life.

She harmed a whole family, even the mother and her son. She had to pay for it in her previous life, and she would owe nothing in this life. Even if she didn't kill her, she should really find a place for her to live out her life, right? If you leave it at home, it will lead to speculation for no reason and give multiple clues to others? She was the Queen Mother in her previous life, so Gong Dou died in the first episode, right?

After reading Chapter 153, both the male and female protagonists were reborn, but I didn't want to continue reading. The male protagonist gave me a soft feeling. He doesn't appear too much so far. The female protagonist doesn't have a strong hand. There is nothing written in so many chapters. The plot is too slow, just the young lady attending a flower viewing party and a birthday party.

Let me first talk about some of the problems I couldn't stand in this book. 1. The author calls the children born by the main wife and the children by concubines the direct relatives. The legitimate sons and the concubines always say that they are the direct relatives. Please check the information carefully and find out what the legitimate relatives are. 2. The author doesn't know what compatriots mean at all. He said that the one born to the concubine is the male protagonist's brother. I just laughed out loud. 3. The princess of Gaoyang is just the daughter of a prince. What qualifications does she have to be named a princess? After the male protagonist ascends the throne, she is actually the princess of Gaoyang, and later it is written about her recruitment of the consort. Wasn't she the princess at the beginning? The previous article has been written as the princess and the concubine, but later she is directly the princess and the consort. The preface does not match the follower. 4. It seems to be a story about a heroine, but in fact the heroine needs the hero to save her for everything. I don't see what the heroine is capable of. She always verbally attacks others a few times and then says she will clean them up. What is this called cleaning up? And when King Qi forced the palace, he clearly said he was prepared, but he was almost shot to death. What was the advantage of the male and female protagonist being reborn? Where is the wisdom? I originally thought about reading it, but I just couldn't bear to abandon the article.

I can't stand it anymore, it feels like there's double standards in a mindless way, and the heroine is forced to put on the cloak that everything she does is reasonable...

This is the first time I have read a full-length novel. The plot is really interesting. There are more than a thousand chapters. I have worked hard to finish it. 🐶

The heroine is very naughty. She not only acts as an example but also sets double standards. She can reject the male protagonist by judging the situation. The second male lead will judge the situation at home and refuse to marry the heroine because he "says he likes me, but actually puts his family before me." I don't know how the heroine has the nerve to say such things. What's the deal? The male protagonist competes fairly to protect the match, but the female protagonist does some small tricks several times. She knows that the second male protagonist likes the female protagonist and is already biased in her heart, but she still does this. The male protagonist's sister is dissatisfied and the female protagonist is still confident. When others are involved in the female protagonist's marriage, the female protagonist is very angry. It's really outrageous.