Happy in the Chunwei Tent: Qing Leng Broke the Precept at Nine Thousand Years Old

I like this fast pace. The heroine takes revenge and slaps her in the face as soon as she starts. She is not reborn in vain. She marries the only light in her previous life, which makes up for the regrets of the male protagonist's previous life. The wife is considerate and protective of her husband, the husband is strong and dotes on his wife, the sweetness of the two-way running, and the small theater attached to each chapter is very interesting. I look forward to the follow-up content (ﾉ∇︎)

The pace is fast, unlike many traditional rebirth novels that drag on for several chapters before starting to take revenge and slap in the face. Moreover, the point of being reborn to repay a favor is really poignant. The aloof male protagonist only looks at the female protagonist in a different light. I have read more than 100 chapters so far, and the writing and rhythm are on point. The only delay is consummating the marriage. Come on, hurry up! !

Very lovable male and female protagonists, the male protagonist is really suave, and he doesn't feel like a traditional uncle. The house fighting spirit suddenly came out, prepare to chase, the author must not give up the trap

The writing is messy and long-winded, and it's almost over. Both of them still seem to have no mouths. Bai Yueguang is still working on the last few pictures, which makes me panic. I don't know how I got this score.

The time-travel girl was defeated by the reborn girl. She was still a time-travel girl who preached equality for all while using despicable means (losing her virginity before marriage, secret knots, or drugging) to steal the marriage of her legitimate sister. It's just embarrassing. It's quite comfortable to watch, not frustrating.

I originally wanted to endure it, but I really couldn't stand it anymore. The writing style is very immature, and the character descriptions are very superficial, especially the description of the heroine. The description of the male protagonist is a little better than that of the female protagonist, but not much better. . . The female protagonist didn't do anything. The male protagonist↓ Even if he is a veteran of jailing for many years, he can't help but be impressed by the trick he just used to sow discord and kill two birds with one stone. ? ...

It looks good from the front. But why doesn't the male protagonist explain Bai Yueguang's matter? It can be solved with one sentence, but he keeps dragging it out to make the female protagonist feel uncomfortable. This is the whole text's failure😢

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. I finally finished reading it after staying up three nights. The plot is coherent and ink-free. Revenge comes quickly with a slap in the face. They are all mouthy people. It's simply not too fun. The only thing I still want to watch is the extra story about Liu Yun and Ling Long. I think that pair of happy enemies will eventually get married. Shen Jingyi's downfall and the ending where she was robbed of her title felt disheartening. Hahahahaha. But it's really beautiful. A must-see.

The plot is really dragging. The protagonist's mouth is like a sticky 502. Every time it reaches a critical point, it will be interrupted. More than 200 pictures are written like this. I'm convinced that the plot is very novel and has to be written like this.

How can I put it? It was written very well at the beginning, but then I became anxious and ended hastily. Why did Ning Su become the emperor?