The Heir Publicly Begs to Survive

Alternative fairy tales. The first third part is more exciting, but the later part of cultivating immortals is lengthy, and the part after ascending to the throne is stiff.

It's a very nice book. The plot is smooth, the writing is good, and the writing is humorous. Only some things are annoying, and it's not all resolved until the end. It's a good article, but it's also a bad article.

It didn't end well for me. I always thought it was a lighthearted and funny movie, with the female protagonist being more dominant. The description given to the heroine is also very good, she feels like the daughter of heaven and earth, her aura comes and goes at the same time. Whatever she wants to do, there is nothing she can't do, and the laws of heaven will comply with her. As it gets closer to the end, the female protagonist becomes more marginalized, and she feels like she has become a foil to the male protagonist. Especially in the end, the male protagonist was assigned the position of the leader of the fairy world. The female protagonist was forcibly married without any resistance. The fairy who led her stood up for her and was beaten and vomited blood. She did not react at all and had to wait for the male protagonist to save him. The front is very nice, the back is very intellectual and a bit disgusting.

The heroine seems to have no mouth

The first part is very interesting, very innovative and eye-catching, but the later chapters seem to have been written by different writers, as if they have forced an ending.