The Dandy Princess

I was a bit sad after reading it. The author's portrayal of various characters is really vivid. I don't know why. I always feel that the author prefers Prince Ran. Because halfway through, I was thinking about what kind of person the male protagonist is and what his personality is like. I really can't remember it. It's very vague. In my opinion, there is no bright spot. I don't like the heroine very much. I don't care and respect the heroine. Every time I have a conflict with the heroine, I just abuse myself and stay in the study without saying a word. I coldly abuse the heroine. In the end, the heroine has to be coaxed. The heroine has to endure so much in the later period. When she comes back, the hero hugs her and makes her affectionate and doesn't let her have a good rest. I am really speechless. But I only remember Prince Ran's character, appearance, and handling style very clearly. The author's descriptions are also very heart-wrenching. Everything he does with the heroine is painstakingly remembered. When I saw the middle stage, I selfishly hoped that the heroine would be with him, but I also accepted the ending. The writing was quite warm. I felt that the number of sweet moments between the heroine and the hero in the later hundreds of chapters was too few. In the early stages, they were always arguing. Finally, I want to say that I admire the author's reversal of ideas. The plot set up by the heroine is wonderful!

For a novel written ten years ago, it's really awesome.

This is a book I read many years ago. When I first came to Qimao, I searched for it but could not find it. Some time ago, I looked for it on a whim and found it. It seems that my aesthetic taste is still the same as before. Even if I read it after so many years, I still think it is very good.

The plot setting is unreasonable. No one noticed the heroine's amnesia, and she was so favored by the old prince that she was so illiterate. It didn't matter. The brother was a god assist. So he was not teaching writing. It was just like knowing that his sister had lost her memory and deliberately teaching her the people and things in the house. The male protagonist inexplicably treats her differently every time he comes up. I really can't stand it when I see this.

The heroine was packaged and sold by her grandfather to the male protagonist who outsiders thought was super nice, but was actually shady, ungentlemanly, and disrespectful to the heroine. The character of the hero was written in such a disgusting way. Too controlling, the heroine turns into a fool when in front of the hero

The book should be good! But the heroine has no sense of boundaries! It's very uncomfortable to watch! Open modern times will not be so borderless! Not to mention ancient times! I have slept with basically all the people who have a good relationship mentioned in the boudoir bed book! My brother is now an adult and still sleeps on the same bed and quilt! The kind of clothes that you basically don't wear! Even if you just hold it to sleep! Nothing else! Hard to accept! Especially the palace, not a poor family! No extra houses! The author explained that he had no friends before time travel, but it doesn't mean that he has to hug and hold hands with a man! And sleep on a bed! The royal daughter-in-law is not...

After reading Chapter 220, the heroine is supposed to be the trump card in the army, but I don't understand the heroine's behavior very much. She knows that the original owner has hidden talents and has concealed her actual situation for so many years. She knows that her marriage involves too many things, and yet she recklessly asks the emperor to grant her a marriage with the person she meets for the second time. To put it bluntly, it is a forced marriage and involves two princes. Why don't you think about it in advance? Just to test the emperor's mind? Where to put the man? Where do you put your palace? Where do you put your grandfather who loves you so much? You said it comfortably, don't you think about the consequences? Pulling and tugging with men, hugging waists, grabbing clothes and pulling sleeves, and not knowing how to get along well. No matter how dandy you are, you still have to be moderate, right? She is really a selfish and self-righteous heroine. Maybe the later stage will be exciting, but I can't stand it anymore, so that's it!

The first novel I read in junior high school, Eternal White Moonlight~

After reading it for a while, I found that it was long-winded, the writing was childish, and it actually had 1,800 chapters. What I hate the most is the names of characters in novels such as Ye, Mo, Mo, Zi, Xuan, as well as those with compound surnames, special outfits, and names such as Ming and Yao. Can a normal person give a child such an unlucky name from the underworld?

I watched it several times ten years ago and it is still so fascinating to watch now. The content is rich and colorful, the plot is ups and downs, and exciting! The beautiful and unique love makes you never give up! I was just so moved! The kind you can watch over and over again.