The Enchantress Returned to Beijing, and Prince Qingxiu Was Not Clear

I haven't stayed up late to read a novel for half a year. I didn't expect that I read it at 4:30 in the morning yesterday. It was so harmful. Oh my god‼ ️What a beautiful theme. A prince male protagonist who insists on becoming a monk + a military slave female protagonist who is regarded by the world as a useless woman. She has received the emperor's order and fought tooth and nail just to survive. Let me talk about some features (1) This book does not have the cliché of men abusing women. Instead, it has the feeling of a woman conquering the hero. I really want to see how the female protagonist conquers the male protagonist. It is really interesting ~ and the author's writing style is very vivid. I like it! (2) The male protagonist is not bad, and the female protagonist is also very smart and coquettish😆 It has the flavor of a great heroine. She is very strong-minded and flexible. In some places, the heroine's situation was really wronged and I cried several times... There are not many novels that can make me cry. (3) The author of this book is very good at digging holes. There are many mysteries that remain unsolved, but the writing style is very good and makes people follow. I really want to know the grudges between the hero and the royal family, and also want to know about the heroine's natal family. The plot is exciting!

It looks good, but it's too slow. Can the author make it faster?

At first glance, it's okay. But after reading more than ten chapters, I found that the character collapsed. Regardless of the protagonist's aura, everyone else is a fool? The whole house is extremely short-sighted. As the eldest son of a house, he must go in and out of the master's house when he is six or seven years old. Only girls can live with their mistress. The old lady in charge will live her whole life and be blind? It's too childish, it's about Machiavellian tactics, but the background is a mess.

It's very interesting. It's rare to see ancient stories where both the male and female protagonists have brains. Personally, I think it's very interesting. I hope the author can update it soon.

The actual plot has nothing to do with the sweet pet in the introduction. If you don't want to suffer from chest tightness, shortness of breath and blocked breast glands, I suggest you not watch it, because most of the plot abuses the heroine, and the marriage is not peaceful. The front-end is okay, but the plot in the back is a bit confusing. The emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists always goes back and forth, which makes it depressing to watch. The author is quite profound in some places, but the overall storyline is frustrating and not sweet.

I can't stop at all. The author will update soon! It's really good. I rarely read this kind of article. I finished it in one glance.

So far I think it looks great! I like it very much! I hope the follow-up will be just as good-looking

I've just watched half of it, and it's quite interesting. The villains are quite charming. Although the male and female protagonists are a little more clichéd, they're also pretty good. I've watched half of it, but it's a pity that I was shocked - the female protagonist "had no chance" to tell the male protagonist that she was pregnant. I hate this kind of plot. Readers who don't mind this kind of plot can come and watch it, but I personally don't accept it.

A very nice book. Urgent update!

It looks good, it will be better if it is updated soon.