Spring in Beijing

The plot unfolds calmly, without any rush or rush, with causes and consequences. The characters are rich and full, with love, hatred, greed, anger and suspicion. Although the setting seems to be a bit clever, with rebirth, time travel, and elves in the clouds above the nine heavens, the overall narrative is reasonable and logical, and the humor is refreshing. It is worth recommending! The heroine Huahua is the most touching. When the heroine was giving birth, in order to protect the heroine, she pounced on the heroine at the critical moment and protected them with the fragrance beads on her body. The only reward Huahua asked for was "drinking milk"😅😅😅 The heroine's biological father is the most tragic person. He comes from a prosperous and handsome family. He meets the heroine's biological mother, the daughter of a low-ranking official. He is unmarried and pregnant, but his mother, the eldest princess, beats the couple together. They are separated for life and death, and they are alone for half their lives. It is also a love affair. 😓😓😓

The extra story might as well be about the heroine's children and her biological father's family. I didn't understand the extra episode at all.

The concept is okay, but the story telling ability is not good. Some parts are long-winded and messy, and some parts are not explained clearly and cannot be explained in a self-explanatory manner. The heroine has a basic conscience, but the structure is not big and she is not very likable.

It's a otaku fight story + a fantasy story + a revenge drama, but I only saw 10% of it. The reborn girl meets the time-travel girl, and they have handkerchief sex, and then a cat fairy falls from the sky, which is a very thick golden finger that can heal human flesh and white bones... I'm giving up on the story at this point.

I don't know what the author wanted to do by writing this kind of article! It's really disgusting to create a female character who travels through time and keeps talking about finding a devoted man, having children, and that a woman's life is incomplete without having children. You can't live without a man, right?

It's pretty good, but there are a lot of typos and the name is wrong again and again.

Huahua and Jiujiu are so cute

It always writes about past lives, inserting too many past lives is annoying, and it is not very literary.

It doesn't look good, too wordy, and nagging. Mao and Li Zhenbao, both from modern times to ancient times, are portrayed in a very vulgar way. The 13-year-old girl drools over the macho man, and the lustful cat wants to have sex with the mistress every day... Later, when I saw the story about the third wife, 1.8 Meter Liu, who caught the traitorous prince and his maid, I gave up the article.

I've watched a lot of palace and house fights, and it's strange that this one looks very tiring, and I can't tell what's wrong with it, but I really can't stand it anymore.