Beauty in Her Bones, Grace in Her Kingdom

The plots are intertwined and really interesting. 😘😘😘 Qingge's image is well created. She is a real daughter of everyone and a general. She is capable and well-educated. I like her way of doing things very much. 👏👏 She can tolerate others and protect herself, and she will retaliate. Her ability to control the situation in the later stage is really strong. When she makes a game to deal with Meng Zhazha, she can beat Meng Zhazha with almost no effort in the series game. It is really cool. ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧ The male lead is also great. Although he doesn't appear too much here, he is there almost every time the heroine needs her. His presence makes people feel particularly at ease. His background is also very complicated, and his violent temper and reputation should be reversed. 😍😍 Very much looking forward to it. The venomous look on his face was so funny. I felt that Qingge would have a very happy life with him in the future. Mo Jinghong and Meng Zhazha are both good at pretending, and the heroine is already suspicious and testing them. She hopes to expose their disguises as soon as possible and make peace with them as soon as possible. Hurry up and add more updates, come on, come on! 🌸🌸🌸

The first half is wonderful and enjoyable, but the second half is nothing. There are very few emotional scenes with the male protagonist. The ending is hasty and anticlimactic. It's the first time I've commented so much. I'm probably sorry for the first half.

The plot is easy to understand, the continuity is strong, and the figures are not sloppy. The author has worked hard to write! Update soon! Not enough, haha

A lot of meaningless arguments, accusations, and arguments. The protagonist is not smart and is all about pomp and circumstance. The perspective focuses on the fact that there are too many scumbag men and scumbag women, and the methods of house fighting are not clever. The brainless villain jumps from beginning to end, which is inexplicable.

A general's daughter-in-law and a village girl battled wits and courage for dozens of chapters and were plotted against each other. This pattern is so boring.

The first 50 chapters were good, but when I saw more than 100 chapters where the heroine was still arguing and fighting back with others over trivial matters in life, I felt that the structure of the story was too small, and it was a waste of the heroine's status as a queen. She didn't do anything important, and then I skipped to the end, and then the male protagonist succeeded in seizing the title. However, the first 100 chapters didn't include any content about the male protagonist's plan, and the male protagonist has always been walking on thin ice. How could he succeed all at once? It's an anticlimactic article, and I don't recommend it.

Chapter 30 has not yet reconciled, so I looked back through the table of contents, and there was no end in sight. I stopped reading, ink marks!

What did you see? Not worthy of the name! After reading it, I still don't know what the point of this book is? The back house is secretive, and the shrew is quite capable of scolding. Drugged from beginning to end, ancient aphrodisiacs are rampant!

The ending was too hasty. There was a lot of foreshadowing and it was settled in the last sentence.

The heroine is a military commander with a cheerful personality. She will divorce her husband if betrayed and will not procrastinate. It's a pity that the whole story has little structure and the ending is very sloppy.