The Phoenix Bears a Golden Bough

I think I think this novel is really written to relieve my anger. I didn't skip chapters to read it. It's really good. The heroine is very smart and doesn't do stupid things. I've been waiting for the update. It's really good. She doesn't treat the enemy mercilessly. I hope the next plot won't be bloody. Come on, author.

Regarding this, I read an article a few days ago. The author of that article should come here to learn more about what the correct three views are. What is logical self-consistency? What is a reasonable plot? Ancient literature is ancient literature, and you cannot wear the cloak of ancient times to make some words and deeds that are astonishing even in modern times. Up to now, I feel that this article is very comfortable to read. Except for a few typos and wrong names, there are basically no flaws. So, I gave the ticket and recommend everyone to watch it.

The first 200 chapters are quite interesting, and they are all about female characters enjoying themselves, but after chapter 200, the emotional drama is just a mess. Inexplicably, the third or fifth chapter goes from an impossible emotional drama to a suddenly accelerated emotional drama (the male protagonist works unilaterally). The male and female protagonists are completely mismatched, regardless of their status. Future, character and emotional dedication, the female protagonist's dedication: 0, the male protagonist's dedication: 200, and in the past two lives, she has tortured the male protagonist to pieces. The heroine's heartless way of just following the relationship is very annoying. The male protagonist went to Mobei to save hundreds of thousands of soldiers. Without the knowledge of the male protagonist, the female protagonist had a rosy complexion and was waiting for the day to get married. When the male protagonist returned, he was so stimulated by the scene of the female protagonist's marriage that he vomited blood and fell into a coma. In addition, she was seriously injured on the battlefield, and her injuries were life-threatening. Under such circumstances, the female protagonist could still live her own life carelessly. I know that it was difficult for women in ancient times, and the female protagonist I am deeply oppressed by the imperial power and dare not resist. If it is a purely female channel, it will be good to watch. The author does not know how to write emotional dramas. Is it interesting to make the male protagonist sacrifice his life for an unworthy and unworthy female protagonist for two lifetimes? I like to watch two people in love. I don't like male or female channels where one side is superior and the other is superior. The scene where a moth flies into a flame is so disgusting, and the heroine's subsequent behavior is really disgusting. If it were a man, I would still scold him. Swearing does not distinguish between men and women, only based on human nature, love and concubine, two-way running are worthy of applause. I am really speechless for this kind of bad ending.

It's a good start, keep writing well, don't be a bitch, I'm optimistic about you

This male protagonist never thinks about women for the sake of his own feelings. In ancient times, how important was a woman's reputation? He always did some illegal and ambiguous things in public. He also uncovered heads at weddings, snatched brides, killed his own mother's maid, and even stayed in the female protagonist's wedding room when she was seriously injured and unconscious? Isn't this funny? It's the Duke's Mansion that can do such nonsense?

It's super beautiful. Every revenge complex is so exciting.

The plot develops too slowly and has too much foreshadowing.

The front is okay, but the host and hostess are broken in the back.

It's good to watch, the plot is not bloody, and the content is compact and well connected. Great support.

It's so good, wow, why are there only so many chapters? When will I get my brother back? It's heart-breaking (๑•́ωก̀๑)