The Great Ye Empress

I read this book after reading her "The Eldest Daughter is Beautiful and Sassy". It was okay. The overall plot was coherent and there were no obvious abrupt points. But there is still a certain sense of gap after coming from that book! All I can say is that the writing is really beautiful!

Yunchu's soul passage is the continuation of the rest of the lives of Xie Yunchu's brother and sister. If there is really any hope of rebirth, it is better to give the second prince a chance. To be honest, the second prince's IQ and power should not die so quickly. It is unreasonable for a soldier who died in the military to be killed.

The eldest daughter's book is very exciting. The author's reviews and ratings for this book were not good at first. I opened it several times and didn't read it. The book shortage is so bad that I just gave it a try. After reading it, I think everyone can read it. Compared with the previous book, it is a little inferior, but it is not bad. The plot is not stretched, the IQ is online, there is no forced intelligence, and there are endless relatives jumping around like whack-a-mole. The average is the best, and it can be read.

"Empress of Daye" Xiao Zhiyan|The most extreme affection is the willingness to surrender Who understands Xiao Zhiyan's heartfelt preference? Mistaking Xie Yunchu's death, he was depressed for four years, traveling across the mountains and rivers day after day in search of her. When he learned that she was still alive, he did not hesitate to abandon his army of 100,000 people and rush thousands of miles to find her. When he ascended the throne and took power, he paved the way for her. He made an exception and allowed her daughter to stand in the court, promoted all the nobles of the Xie family; married her as his queen, allowed her to be called the "Two Saints" with him, and was even willing to let her sit on the dragon's throne and share the country thousands of miles away. Even if he was hurt by her several times, he would always forgive her. A broken pen cut her neck, a sharp knife injured her abdomen, she was assassinated and almost lost her life, and she was seriously injured several times and was on the verge of death. He was still reluctant to hurt her in the slightest. In the end, she poisoned him for revenge and ended his life with her own hands. But at the last moment when he regained consciousness, he still wrote a Zen edict for her, and gave her all the world he had spent his life to conquer. It turns out that true love is unreserved tolerance, unswerving surrender until death, and a willing and exhaustive sacrifice.

I read Chapter 210. The author's writing is very good, and the heroine's IQ is online. The reason I abandoned the article is that the heroine is too pretentious. Even the second prince knows that she has resurrected her body, but she has not confessed to the teacher. She knows that the second prince is paranoid and possessive, and does not listen to others but only thinks what he thinks. At the same time, she is afraid that he will hurt his family and the teacher. While still empathizing with him, I felt that the second prince was pitiful. The teacher had made it so obvious. He was not afraid that she was resurrecting a dead body. This woman was so pretentious that she was afraid that the teacher would lose her again. It was really interesting. Everyone had guessed it, but you just had to admit it. If you were still hiding it, it would be boring to watch. This kind of thing

The author's writing is good, the female protagonist is smart and wise, and the male protagonist is also good, but what I can't agree with is the second prince. He has been pitiful all his life. He likes the heroine but has never harmed her. He has always been devoted to the heroine, even if it costs his life, he is willing to give her life. Why does the heroine want to harm him? Do you want to harm the heroine just because you like him? It was so uncomfortable. I kind of hated the heroine because of what happened to the second prince, but the book was quite interesting.

The author's writing is very good. When I saw the title of the book, I thought it was another story about pretending to have a harem. But the first chapter surprised me again. The author's description of the scene in the corridor of Xie's house is very cultural. I personally think so. I read novels to learn the writing style of other authors. Use words and sentences to describe the method. Feel the author's thinking ability, logical ability, writing style and three views. Good writing can have an impact on the reader's senses. Well, not just to kill time and satisfy one's own emotions

Why is the ending so rushed? Is this bad?

In the early stage, it felt a bit like the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The family was weak in power. Later, the emotional scene with the heroine's master felt very abrupt. It was also described repeatedly. The heroine's talent for managing the world also existed in other people's mouths. There was no theoretical support, and the more I watched it, the more boring it became.

The plot is too long-winded and long-winded, and it involves a woman pretending to be a man. She has no moral integrity and hangs around with men all day long. You can't see how fake the Yi woman is. She goes around and over writing about trivial things with her teacher.