Come Eat, Qingqing

This book is very nice, short and crisp. According to Zhu Qingqing's temperament, if Liang Fengge had told her clearly when he came to see her, would she believe it? It's probably going to take a turn for the worse, after all, Liang Fengge knows her temperament very well, it's great, it's going round and round, and there are twists and turns. Love conquers all. The author's writing is so good

The heroine's character is a little speechless, she is normal in front of others, but when she is with the hero, she seems to have her head down, and she acts like she is crazy. Maybe the author wants to express that the person she really loves in her heart is the hero? I really didn't feel love, I was trying too hard. The male protagonist wants both a king and a beautiful woman. He is brave and resourceful and will not be impulsive for the sake of the female protagonist. He is very real and I like this kind of character. The second male lead has all kinds of conspiracies and plots, and is always calculating gains and losses. It's abominable and pathetic.

The storyline is pretty good, not very appealing at first, but the more you watch it, the more exciting it becomes. There are not many modern words in the article, and it is a relatively good-looking ancient saying.

It's good to read, the plot is compact and not draggy, and IQ is online. I'm going to search for the author's other books.