The Princess Consort’s Fortune-Telling Is Spot-On, and She Coddles the Tyrant to Victory

It's not enough to watch, it's too short, I should write a few more extra chapters, the plot is good! I have read so many novels, and the heroine of this novel gave me a feeling of comfort, peace of mind, no scheming and smart, who likes to play straight, and who likes to provide emotional value. She has no desires, hahaha, and is a bit cute. The male protagonist just lies flat and sits on the throne. I thought the supporting characters in it were all bad, but it turns out that only a few are bad. Concubine Hua, King Qi, and the emperor are all very cute people, hahaha, five-star recommendation

The heroine is really strong, and she is quite good-looking even though she is not a virgin. The heroine's character is also very cute and can be confusing at times, but the male protagonist is weaker.

Generally speaking, the male protagonist is relatively weak, but he never suffers. The heroine woke up to love relatively late in her first life. There is also the unsatisfying revenge on the scumbag stepmother Green Tea Girl. Everything else is fine...

The male protagonist Chunzhu is the same, but he is also very selfish. He knows that he is a clone of the evil god, and deliberately does not say it. It is really selfish. Anyway, he is nothing but good-looking. The female protagonist is the golden finger of the male protagonist, the so-called nanny, and is also a hindrance. The female protagonist was injured and comatose for more than half a month to save him and protect him. He did not tell the truth. The female protagonist said that he found that the shadow clone looked the same as the male protagonist. He was afraid that the female protagonist would recognize him. When he came out, he didn't want to think about the fact that the heroine was injured because of his delay. He said all day long that he didn't want the heroine to be bullied by others. In fact, the heroine didn't need his help at all. In fact, it was the heroine who was injured. He is a selfish and hypocritical villain. He said that he liked the heroine while doing things to hurt the heroine. He clearly knew that the evil god would bring harm to thousands of people. He was also a clone of him. He clearly knew that he could not control himself.

Very nice

The main plot is good. The origins and entanglements between the male and female protagonists and the evil god will not be known until the finale. The settings of the male and female protagonists are also very good. I give it a good review. I saw a lot of comments complaining about the weak male protagonist. My personal opinion is different. The male protagonist is intelligent and brave, but he does not have the metaphysical ability to solve his own problems. Everything except metaphysics is handled by the male protagonist, which is a perfect complement to the female protagonist. Although the two of them have been together all the time, they are just following the plot, and they are in love for a long time in ordinary life. Finally, I have to complain: 1. There are many typos. 2. There are many inconsistencies, such as Yuanyuan being an only child for a while and having brothers and sisters for a while; Concubine Shu is always written as Concubine Xian later. 3. There are too many modern words and phrases in the ancient setting, which can be seen as a drama (this is now considered a common phenomenon and can be ignored).

There are a lot of typos, and I feel like the plot doesn't match up. I couldn't stand the first part of it. One moment it was said that Gao Yueyuan was an only daughter, and later it was said that she was the legitimate second daughter.

After reading Chapter 118, I discovered this novel, which is just a splicing story. Didn't the setting of the male protagonist also include the surname of Wang? And is it still a very important existence? In Chapter 118, it is said that the male protagonist's biological mother came from another country to get married. Forget it there are a lot of typos. The plot is still like splicing meat.

The plot is very enjoyable. Basically, the heroine completely defeats all the villains Green Tea. Every plot is enjoyable. But in addition to being refreshing, there are too many typos throughout the text, and many sentences are not fluent, which greatly affects the reading experience. The overall evaluation is average, just like Western fast food. It tastes delicious but has no nutrition. It cannot stand up to careful reading. It is good to pass the time.

There are so many typos that it's unbearable, the plot often doesn't match the preface and the follower, and no one on the platform has reviewed it? The writing is immature, and the author's own knowledge is limited, making him feel too young. Of course, his imagination is quite rich.