Healing the Crippled Prince, Setting the Court to Rights, and Fighting with a Gun!

It's pretty cool, but the titles are King Jiajing, King Yu, and King Qi. How can one tell at a glance who is the father and who is the son with such titles? Who is the emperor and who is the prince? If Emperor Jiajing could tell the difference, is it a mistake on the part of the author or am I ignorant?

In a book that has been opened at a high level, when did the writing style start to become green and immature? It seemed that it was still okay before the hundred and ten chapters. The writing at the beginning was concise and I felt that the story text was worth reading 😂 Until the heroine was so awesome that she coaxed her into saying "this palace", and she felt numb and uninterested. Is it appropriate for the prince's wife to call herself "this palace"? Then how should the prince's princess and the emperor's queen call themselves? Why is the boss of a dynasty not the "Emperor" of Jiajing? Isn't it enough that the main and supporting characters "smile" from time to time? Unfortunately for me who listens to books, I still have to hear the magic sound of "hee hee hee" from time to time. You have to be hit by the magic sound of "hee hee hee" from time to time. Then, there is the wisdom-dropping part, for example, entering the palace to treat Concubine De. The incident itself (the princess's confession of what happened to her when she was a child, the male and female protagonists had already doubted Concubine De) and the unpreparedness of strangers asking for help on the road led to him being robbed and killed, and the male protagonist being blinded and disfigured. There is no need to look at it from God's perspective. With the smart male and female protagonists created in the early stage, these mistakes and omissions should not have occurred. I don't like this behavior of forcibly reducing intelligence and subduing the follow-up bloody plot! For example, the plot of the exchange of visits between the two countries is too casual and childish, and the plot of the monarch of the desert and the most likely prince to visit neighboring countries at the same time is inconsistent? Sir, are you sure that what you described about their words and deeds after their visit were not ruffians but heads of state? This review is my personal reading notes, and it is also for readers who share the same hobby of reading leisure books. If you don't like it, please avoid it! Readers with different opinions please also comment separately, thank you.

Motorcycles and jeeps are manufactured, have engine oil, and can still run. Is the author just rubbing the reader's IQ on the ground? I feel like there are no smart characters among the characters, including the male and female protagonists, and the storyline is also very childish. The diplomacy between the two countries is like a vegetable market. The heroine was quite decisive at first and helped the prince a lot. But starting from the second uncle of the Fang family, he was forcibly suppressed. Not only was he running around with a big belly and no one could control him, but he was also particularly Madonna. The key was that something big happened every time. The first time Tong'er blocked her and almost died. The second time the prince blocked her, she was disfigured and blinded. Do you really have the nerve to say that you are a professional time traveler? After living so much time and space, with so many external weapons, you ended up like this? It's also my fault that the prince has so many enemies, so you don't know how to reflect on yourself. Otherwise, there wouldn't be so much trouble. Moreover, you have many enemies and enemies of your own. The Fang family's affairs are your mother's family's business, so what right do you have to blame the prince? This prince, as Bai Lianyi calls him, is a blockhead, not enlightened, and speaks very few words. It seems that the previous scenes are not as much as Lian Yi's. This family cannot be separated without Tong'er and Lian Yi. Then there is Xiao Wu, as the elf of Perry, the heirloom of the prince's family, he transformed into the heroine and recognized the heroine as his master. He was very angry with the prince all day long, and even deliberately burned the prince and verbally attacked him. I feel that this person has some psychological problems, which is quite annoying. My favorite is Tong'er. Without Tong'er and Lian Yi, the couple would have broken up long ago.

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The beginning and middle game were okay, but the ending was terrible. The heroine is pretentious, shouting for peace and divorce every day, and shows the hero the concubine's sexual intercourse every day. She cannot correctly face the relationship that she actually needs to be monogamous, and she has traveled through modern times in vain. The male protagonist was influenced by that era and was hesitant about emotions, and there was no communication between the two parties. The downfall is the ending. The heroine faked her death for just a few days and got a new betrothal. In order to go on an expedition, she needed a princess. It was so funny that it lowered the rank of the entire work. The bad thing is at the end, the bad thing is the new marriage offer, which the male protagonist can completely refuse.

It seemed okay at first, but as I looked back, I felt bored. Even motorcycles and jeeps could be made in underdeveloped ancient times. Perhaps the ability of time travelers was exaggerated.

I was able to finish reading it purely because it was relatively short. I was so choked by the pain, and I thought about it, but after all, there weren't many chapters in total...

Very pretty

Just write blindly and read blindly, talk nonsense to each other, and don't worry about the details.

Not bad! Quite pretty. I particularly like the heroine, who is decisive and resolute in situations of trouble. Vengeance must be avenged overnight.