The Phoenix Healer: The Ninth Miss, a Useless Girl No More

After reading it, I was a little confused. What is going on? Is Baili's deep love for the heroine all an act? Is Baili's acting so good? What kind of ending is this? I feel like this book has a lot of bugs. Are Jiuying + Baili both villains? I can't accept this reversal. Is this a bad ending? I feel like this book is average. One second I was scorning the heroine and Baili's CP, and the next second Baili was killing the heroine. This is different from the introduction. I collapsed. Who will save me?

Qi Lin and Yun Qing?? Male male?! Emma stimulates (｡>ㅿ<｡)

Emmm I feel like the heroine. It's pretty ordinary. It cannot be said that being stupid means being ordinary (๑•ี_เ•ี๑). Apart from his talent, his brain is a bit average. He just has a tough temper and doesn't give up easily. There is also the emphasis on love and justice, reciprocating tooth for tooth. There is actually a man in this book, hahahahaha

The introduction does not match the content. Based on this alone, I don't want to give a good review, not to mention that I don't fill in the holes and I don't understand it.

The only male protagonist who kills the female protagonist

Drive high and go low, the most exciting moment is gone. Alas, I still have more to say.

Why did Baili Fengchen kill the heroine? The ending is so-so

After reading this, I just want to say "fuck"... The heroine is too kind-hearted, and to put it bluntly, she is stupid. She trusts so many people, but in the end no one treats her sincerely. Baili is not the male protagonist, and I felt it was a pity when I saw it in the end. The female protagonist is just a carrier, and it is just the hostility between the Holy Lord and Baili. I think that after reincarnation, the role of Xuan Lao in Hongmeng Tower will be the female protagonist, and the sincerity given by the female protagonist is just someone else's play... However, I also feel that it is too hasty and too many mysteries have not been solved. Moreover, if Baili really wanted to kill the heroine, he could just control the black magic flame. Why go to the trouble of waiting for the heroine to become stronger and have memories? She didn't know anything before and then went back and everything changed? Or maybe you think this way, all this is just the heroine's self-comfort, just the memories of her ten thousand years of reincarnation? But, really, it's a pity for the heroine, but it's her own choice, what's hateful is the human heart.

This is the stupidest heroine in this type of novel I have ever read😂

When I first read this book, I was full of expectations; but when I read the last paragraph, my heart completely dropped. I really can't accept Baili Fengchen being that kind of person! With all due respect, I really didn't expect him to be a villain. If Baili Fengchen is the villain, then who is the male protagonist of this book, or is there a male protagonist in this book?