Muranggui

Quite pretty. When Chang Ge came to him with a purpose, what happened was quite interesting. In the second half, we saw that many people were framing Chang Ge, and the emperor and queen mother did not believe her. When they wanted to deal with her, she could not defend herself. King Yan knew the truth but could not help her directly, and had to punish her. I feel a sense of powerlessness. In that deep palace, there are traps everywhere. Even if I don't do anything, disaster will come. I'm like a free bird being strangled by the throat. I can't breathe. Fortunately, I'm free in the end. Recommended for everyone to see it

The plot has twists and turns, including the sadness of not being able to find the lover and various frame-ups by others, but Chang Ge and Wei Qianyan still overcome all difficulties and come together through their mutual sympathy. I have to say that this ending is perfect, with my father's fulfillment, my brother's understanding, and a family of five who love each other, living a life without competing against the world, which makes people yearn for it...

This book is quite nice! The beginning is a bit cruel! But it's not the kind of cruelty that directly stabs the heart with a knife! I feel that if rain is broken glass, it will start to rain continuously for several days! It's the kind of ordinary and steady stream of abuse! It's so pretty! Woohoo! The plot is not cliché either!

I was attracted by the story at the beginning. I have never read this type of novel. King Yan was forced to sleep and he still couldn't find the woman who slept with him. The writing fell apart later. I felt that the male and female protagonists were too weak. The emperor's IQ was not good. I almost thought that Concubine Ye was the heroine. The heroine is like a virgin. My enemies tortured me thousands of times. I treat my enemies like my first love.

I rarely write book reviews, but I really couldn't stand this book until halfway through. ... The plot is protracted, illogical, and the writing style is childish... Ancient prose is ancient prose, and some modern words are really confusing. There are many repetitions of the previous words in the chapters, and it feels like the word count is being crammed. ... The heroine has not found any bright spots so far, but everyone loves her to death. Princes and emperors are also superiors after all. In the text, they are simply brainless stars. Both princes are love-minded, and the emperor will only let the male protagonist do multiple-choice questions. The hatred between the princes disappeared instantly for the heroine, and even information could be shared. I've read a lot of Goldfinger's articles, but it's rare to see such a lack of foreshadowing and forced plot, not to mention the writing style... I wasted several hours... I'd like to remind the readers behind me not to waste time. Okay, give up the article!

At first I was attracted by the beginning, but then it became more and more interesting. When King Yan and Chang Ge were besieged on all sides in the capital, I felt worried for them. At the finale, I thought they were in a dead end and would never get out. When it was over, they relied on their wisdom to break through the game. In the end, their family of four lived in seclusion in Yunwu Town, with small bridges and flowing water, and lived happily ever after. This ending was really good. And King Yan can give up everything for Chang Ge and support his family and live an ordinary life with her. Chang Ge is smart and kind, and thinks of King Yan wholeheartedly. They have experienced so many hardships together, and they deserve to be happy.

The writing is quite good, the plot is ups and downs, and exciting. The structure of the whole book is relatively reasonable, and it deserves praise. The only thing that is more incomprehensible is that the heroine, as a specially trained Harrier girl, seems to have no other outstanding skills except for the skill of controlling horses.

Yes, yes, yes, the male protagonist loves the female protagonist as always. No matter she is poor or rich, the female protagonist puts herself in the male protagonist's shoes and pays for it, which ultimately leads to a happy life for the two of them. The male protagonist can sacrifice his status, honor, and everything for the female protagonist. 👍, Awesome👍

I feel like the heroine is so useless and can only rely on others. Didn't he still train as a craftsman for 8 years? I feel like I haven't learned anything in 8 years

It was quite attractive at first, but in the end it became more and more confusing, and she was shaking to the point of death. The heroine was just a spy with no skills. What can such a heroine do?