Drunk on Flowers, the Hall Is Full

An ancient article that is neither time travel nor rebirth and has no golden fingers. It is unique and the story is also very exciting. The one who deliberately fails in the whole play is the daughter of the Qin family. The heroine knew from the beginning that this woman was too scheming but kept letting it go. Although the plot required it, she did not agree with it. The others are all very good, they all form pairs and they all have two people for life, the characters are well described, good is rewarded with good and evil is punished with evil.

This book continues Xi Ziqing's consistent writing style of imperial power struggles and wars. The heroine's lively, lazy and casual personality has a big picture; the male protagonist is good at calculations, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. Compared with Hua Yance, Jinfeng Huating, and Ji Zhuang, I feel that Hua Zui Man Tang is a bit underwhelming, and the writing is a bit long-winded and tiring to read. Unimportant plots can be passed by in a flash. There is no need to waste more words to make the same point. The overall story structure is not bad. I'm glad that Xiziqing's book is finally on Qimao this year, but one of the three best-selling novels, Golden Phoenix Garden, is still not available. Qimao still needs to work harder!

The part after arriving in the capital was very speechless. The heroine decided to break off the engagement with the hero, and immediately agreed to use the tiger talisman as a token of love. Then she treated Zhou Gu's relationship in a muddled manner, and later because Zhou Gu reneged on the new engagement. He doesn't take relationships seriously at all. It feels like he's teasing two men while applauding.

The heroine was written to be too powerful. A bit exaggerated. There is also the issue of the timeline. In order to give the heroine an awesome background, the current emperor is written to have a child at the age of ten (this can be inferred from the narration of the nun who teaches the heroine the rules). It's simply speechless. Stop watching.

The novel is quite good, but it feels a bit cumbersome at the beginning and the ending is a bit too fast. And there are contradictions. The prince of the Wei Dynasty was so powerful before. The Wei country was strong and full of talents, but in the end, almost all the people were mobilized to hoard Nanchu. After learning about the relationship between Nanchu and Daliang, he shouldn't have made such a bold move, right? But thanks to the halo of male and female protagonists, otherwise there would be nothing wrong with the female protagonist. 🍎But the strange thing is that Prince Wei did nothing after he became emperor... There is no need to write this to cater to the previous annexation plan. Also, more than half of the people recruited by the heroine are enemies... 🍆This Miss Qin is really a disgusting bad thing!

After ten years of reading, not every article written by the same author can be called a classic. Ximalaya heard that this book cost more than 200 yuan. It was too expensive, so I read the original text. In this book, the heroine is particularly annoying, upright and deviant. She relies on the halo of the heroine to make the hero fall in love with her, then immediately breaks off the engagement with the hero. Without any delay, she turns around and flirts with the second male lead. She immediately uses all her flattery towards the male lead on the second male lead. When she and the second male protagonist exchange their feelings, the female lead licks the second male lead very much, and she also licked the male lead in the same way at the beginning. If you say change your face, change your face. The male protagonist sacrificed his life to investigate the case for the female protagonist, and the female protagonist fell in love with the second male protagonist. Anyway, I was very angry watching it. Moreover, the author is very verbose. He can write about a supporting character three or four times in a loop, just one action of the supporting character. It feels like he is just trying to make up for the word count. I have watched several of her works, but "The Makeup" is just okay. I really don't recommend this book.

To be honest, the writing in the front is pretty good, but in the back, it's just the same as kissing, kissing and hugging. It feels like just making up numbers and nothing new. I skipped any chapter where I saw the two of them.

What nonsense! After being together for a month, I can't let go! Isn't He Li's cold-hearted and aloof persona the opposite? Doesn't it go against the original intention of teaching her to be a queen? Where is the decisiveness reflected? What about the strong woman you promised? Isn't it great to have a career? Zhou Gu wasn't such a good person from the beginning. Why didn't he insist on being with Ye Guixue? I decided to watch the ending halfway through!

The beginning is good, the girl is smart and courageous, dares to love and hate, the boy is also high-spirited, the non-male protagonists have their own merits, and the female supporting characters are also good at heart. But in the middle, the narrative fails. The two protagonists are always hugging each other regardless of the occasion. Isn't there that kind of emotion that stops the call and is polite? I have been chasing you for so long, so I gave up decisively. I am still chasing you because I am afraid that I will let the whole world bury you with you. And all the men like her. They like her regardless of whether they are friends or foes...

The plot is exciting and vivid, and the psychological description of the characters is very good, interesting and funny.