Empress: Her Husband Lived in Seclusion for Ten Years and Killed the Immortal Emperor with One Sword

I couldn't stand it anymore after watching it halfway through. Except for the protagonist, all the characters, whether they are humans or monsters, have the same moral character. What they say seems to be copied and pasted. Are they all born from the same parents?

The author has been paving the way for the master-disciple romance, and it has slipped away. I really have no interest in this kind of master-disciple romance.

I would like to ask how many accounts got such a high rating?

What is the relationship between title and content? I've read more than twenty chapters, and the more I read, the less interesting it becomes.

It's really infuriating to see the Gufeng chapter.

The plot is quite novel, but the whole text can only be described in one word, which is "chaotic". It is really very chaotic. I have never read such a chaotic novel. The plot is very confusing, a lot of it is unclear, it has a little bit of everything, but not many of it is clearly written, so it's dizzying to watch, and it ends badly in the end.

To be honest, it's really good. It's one of the books that best suits my personal preferences.

There are a lot of Madonnas, but it's pretty good-looking, and the novel is pretty good, so I gave it good reviews.

Not bad, worth watching.

The front looks okay, but the back is a bit sloppy, but it's okay. I watched it for 4 hours. Keep up the good work.