Jinshangjiao

The structure is quite complete. Although the heroine keeps cheating, the motivation is good enough to convince me. It's not bad, it's a cool novel! I like the villain who has the heroine strategizing.

It looks like this is an open book...

I really don't know how good the heroine is, she always does her own thing regardless of other people's feelings.

Incomprehensible! She has a fiancé, and every day she is followed by a man with a foreign surname who is in love with her! It's not feasible even now, right? Is this still in ancient times? Moreover, the heroine asked for her own fiancé. Watching her secret admirer and her fiancé fight each other, do you feel a sense of accomplishment? ! What is this if not a green tea bitch?

The overall writing style is relatively calm and tactful. Before reading the book, I read negative reviews, saying that the heroine was unclear. When I read the beginning, it was said that the heroine would be a mistress, but as I continued reading, I found that this was not the case at all. The heroine did get in the way because she didn't know about it, but she also promised that the hero would find a reason to break off the engagement and would not become an obstacle to the hero and Bai Yueguang. As a result, Bai Yueguang regarded the male protagonist as a ladder to climb up to the prince, fooling both sides, and the male protagonist simply broke off, and later fell in love with the female protagonist. As for the heroine's hook-ups, it's outrageous. The heroine has drawn clear boundaries with her male counterpart many times. There is no ambiguity at all, and the hero knows it very well. There is nothing wrong with the character design of the protagonist. As for the characters, the heroine just has a clear mind at the beginning, but becomes more and more rusty as the story goes on. The concubine acted like a monster as soon as she entered the house, and tried to take advantage of the situation in front of the heroine's father to plot against the heroine's biological brother, who depends on each other for life. The heroine killed him with one arrow, and her father was frightened. It couldn't be more satisfying.

It's all so boring.

Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist have distinct and lovable personalities. The female protagonist is smart and not afraid of trouble, while the male protagonist is brave and tolerant. The two accommodate each other, tolerate each other, and grow together. The male protagonist is not afraid of the female protagonist breaking the truth, and the female protagonist does not lose herself because of her love for the male protagonist. Family, friendship, and love are all worth cherishing and protecting!

Very nice

Overall, it's not bad, but the characters in the back are really broken, especially the emperor and the eldest sister.

It feels like it is a pity that the protagonist did not sit on the throne!