Your Majesty, Your Princess Has Become a Sperm.

It's quite good. It's still very light and funny at the end. It's not that silly kind of funny. The characters in it are all smart and not sad. The characters are all successfully created. The author's writing is good.

I only read chapter 50. I really got into it because of the introduction. It felt like a comedy drama about cultivating immortals, but... Alas, these 50 chapters are about a little flower fairy (the female protagonist has been cultivating immortals for more than a thousand years, but she is only 5 years old in human terms) in order to repay the kindness of the original body (when the female protagonist was going through a tribulation, the original body put this The potted flower (that is, the heroine) moved into the room and rested for a night), and agreed to enter the soul of the original body (the original body died immediately) and take care of the original brother and husband for her... So far, it has nothing to do with the introduction, it is all a palace drama in the back house... Oh my God... I will never believe the introduction again...

It's super good-looking, the plot is light-hearted, there are a lot of laughs throughout the whole story, and it's not sad at all. It's very relaxing after reading it.

Second brush

It is rare to see such a fascinating novel written by a fairy who has gone through tribulations. The concept is exquisite, and the characters are well written. The heroine's character is particularly lovable. She is cute, sinister, and full of love. All the supporting characters in it are lovable, even the villains are all bad. There is no swearing in the whole text, and there are no brainless plots. It is highly recommended.

The heroine's brother was fine in the early stage, but in the later stage he felt brainless and beat and scolded the baby at every turn. The baby was a phoenix, but he let him beat and scold him. I was really speechless╯╰

The plot feels a bit confusing, and then there's this, isn't it from ancient times? In ancient times, were those princes, princesses, and emperors so casual about everything? It looked better at the beginning, but I just jumped through it later. Then I ran out of patience. I saw more than 230 pictures, so I skipped directly to the finale, which felt so-so.

It's not good to see and I'm speechless afterward.

It seems a bit perverted. At the beginning, the heroine gets along with her brother and the hero. Although the heroine is a little flower demon, only 5 years old, and has the body of an 18-year-old princess, isn't this ancient times, and she can sleep in the same bed with her brother? Then the male protagonist, emmm, because the female protagonist saved him and knew the true identity of the female protagonist, he still wanted to sleep with the female protagonist, and he felt like an animal. I'm going crazy just looking at it

… Speechless