Jiuchongque

The story has always revolved around the hero and heroine, with twists and turns and exciting plots. There are state affairs to deal with, there are parents who are short-lived, the front hall has left and right backyards, and the boudoir affects the court. There are affectionate and white-headed lovers who are in love with each other, and there are also cold and ruthless people who can calculate everything. "The law of heaven is clear, good and evil will eventually be rewarded"!

It feels pretty good. Although the reviews given by everyone are mixed, not everyone has the same feeling after reading it, right? If you like it or don't like it, just give it up. Why are there so many complaints? It's not easy for authors to climb the grid. Why don't you write a novel?

The writing is still good The story is mediocre, and the negative review is due to pedophilia. In the previous life, the heroine was violated and abused for 10 years by her nominal father, whom she believed to be her biological child. In this life, the male protagonist is about 10 years older than the heroine, and he showed love to the heroine when she was 10 years old. Every character started to fall in love under the age of 10. I saw that the reason why I stayed at Dajue Temple to eat vegetarian food was because the seabass in the pond was so delicious. I couldn't help it. Alas.

The writing is very good, but somehow I can't get into the character.

The plot is quite compact and exciting, but some parts of the plot are not perfectly handled. Princess Han said that it was unreasonable to leave Mo Yan behind, saying that the prince might want to take her as a concubine. In the early stage, she also said how good she was to Feng Chonghua. Moreover, Mo Yan kept jumping around without suffering any punishment. In the end, she did so many bad things and was not executed. She was just left behind! The other bad guys didn't die either, but their end was not very good, so it wasn't a very satisfying story. Everything else is okay, the chapters are not long, you can read it

First of all, the author's writing style is indeed good, but there are too many characters in the article, which I can't sort out and remember. They flash by in a flash, and the beginning is that her father raped, violated and whipped her for 10 years in front of her mother's body when she was 10 years old. In the article, she is mentioned and described repeatedly, author, are you a pedophile? Do you want to see a psychiatrist? There is also a male protagonist who is 20 years old. He touches the body of a 10-year-old female protagonist, and the male protagonist trembles. Don't you feel disgusted? Ah? 7Mao has so many minors reading novels. What kind of views do you have to guide the children since you are so offline?

No matter how good the writing is, the plot is too disgusting. I don't know what the author thinks. He keeps describing violations to children as young as ten years old. I don't know what other readers think. Anyway, I was disgusted. Abandoned the book.

For a moment I didn't know who to talk to. The characters in it are really too young... The heroine is 10 years old and the younger sister is 5 years old, and then they fight in the house. Although the heroine is reborn, she really cannot cross this age There is also the heroine's father, who is a complete pervert and a pedophile. The heroine's rebirth is about revenge, but it doesn't make any difference afterward. There is also the male protagonist, who I thought was quite attractive when he first appeared, but later on he treated the queen's niece like a scumbag. I haven't finished reading the entire novel because the rest of it didn't really appeal to me.

The ending was rushed

The villain didn't have a very satisfying ending. It was all said and done in one stroke at the end. There was so much preparation as mentioned before, and then it was all said in one chapter. There was no process. Many characters didn't know what they came for. They described how powerful they were, and then they disappeared (for example, Du Zhijing and Du Changfeng said they had been planning for decades, and it was okay to keep wandering); the second prince and the eldest prince didn't have much of a fight, and they were all taken away.