Toward the Heavenly Palace

The story is interesting and comforting! The heroine is a lazy seventh prince who is tricked by the male protagonist who serves as the auxiliary of the prince. Later, the heroine is treated sincerely by the male protagonist. When the male protagonist develops feelings for the heroine, he finds that even the hated Duanxiu accepts it happily. The plot is lively and interesting. The story revolves around the struggle between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The male protagonist has been planning for more than ten years to compete for the throne. In the end, the male protagonist sends the female protagonist to the throne, and the process is sweet and doting. And the plot doesn't involve fights between women, so it's worth watching.

It's a wonderful book. I thought the heroine was really stupid at first, but later I realized that the heroine is actually the one who sees things most thoroughly. I don't know why in all novels there are always so many couples who have a hard time with each other, whether it's the young master with the cut sleeves or the general, but in the end the heroine didn't pay the hero. The protagonist finally became the emperor as a woman. The hero fell in love with the heroine miserably and lost the kingdom that was within easy reach for the heroine's life. The hero's childhood friend asked which one would you choose if there was a beauty or a kingdom one day. The hero was young and energetic at the time, arrogant and arrogant and chose the latter. Hehe, you can't think of it! Beauty, Tomb of Heroes. The finale is also very touching, "From now on, the throne belongs to you alone, and I am your minister, obeying your orders and serving your affairs." "I respectfully welcome your majesty to the court." "Long live my emperor, long live my emperor."

I think the author's logical thinking is very strong because the plots of this book are closely connected and the transition is natural. The foreshadowing is laid in the front, and it starts to be explored in the middle. The latter part mainly revolves around love. First of all, I think the biggest feature of this book is that the author uses metaphors to make it easy for me to understand the inner activities of the characters at this time. What the male protagonist says about saving face basically supplements the inner activities. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are actually two-way redemption. The male protagonist has a strong heart and lacks family affection, while the female protagonist has a weak character and lacks family affection. But the male protagonist has a weak character and lacks family affection. But from birth to Twelve-year-olds are actually cared for by their mothers, and they all long for family affection. The encounter between the male and female protagonists slowly changes from the development of things to the collision of hearts. The end of the story is that the male protagonist respects the female protagonist's long-standing ideals. I think that before they fell in love, the male protagonist was face-loving, profit-oriented, possessive, smart, and treacherous. The heroine has a cowardly personality, values ​​friendship, is stubborn, has a bad mind, and is a bastard. But they complement each other step by step, and their ideological integration is also implemented in the plot. This book can definitely become the author's famous work. It just improves the plot and emotions of the palace battles of the heroine's mother's generation, such as the queen framing the wise concubine, etc. I hope it can make up for it. It's always more comfortable to watch elsewhere Promise me, will you finish reading this book? This book is so good, why don't you read it? I am a qualified passerby, and finally I saw a book that moved my heart

He had been taking advantage of her before and it had caused her to get injured often. How could she forget about it? I feel like all the heroines in novels are in a panic. Isn't it nice to do whatever they want by themselves? And all male protagonists are this so-called domineering type? In reality, how many women can stand it?

The first half is okay, but becomes less interesting as you read later. The heroine's stupidity and filial piety are incomprehensible. Her father is lustful and fatuous and steals the throne from his own brother. What is worthy of support? The scene where Prince Wu and the loyal Li Changan died on the battlefield was tragic. His life was too unfair. Beitang Miao's character is also unlikable, and Mu Shufang is also unlucky to like him. Ye Jiangbai is smart, wise, and good at calculations. In the end, he bows down for the one he loves. He is affectionate and righteous.

The heroine seems a bit stupid. Although this book is not cookie-cutter, it is very interesting and entertaining, but the heroine has a real brain! ! ! She keeps saying that the male protagonist is her father-killing enemy. Is there something wrong with her brain? ? ? The male protagonist didn't even listen to his explanation! ! !

How can I put it? The middle of this book is very sad. I like sweet books and don't like sad books, so I skipped it. I suggest you don't read it if it's sad. The latter part is very sweet. If you prefer reading sweet books, I suggest you skip the middle part. After all, the middle part is about people falling in love and killing each other. I felt so sorry for the heroine when I read it. The character part was okay, but it's a pity that there is a couple in it. I highly recommend it.

This book is so sad. I didn't read half of it before, but I just finished it again recently. How should I put it? The male and female protagonists plotted against each other and worked hard to achieve their own goals, but the male protagonist finally surrendered. I really hate and love the male protagonist. It really hurts me to see his calculations at the beginning, but he is not wrong. After all, if he wants to do things as he pleases, he must be in the highest position. But in the end, he discovers that he doesn't know whether that position is what he wants or someone else wants him to sit. One of the male protagonist's subordinates said that he wanted the male protagonist to sit in that position and regard the male protagonist as a role model. It was exactly like this that so many people didn't understand when the male protagonist didn't want to. Many people say that the heroine doesn't love the hero much, but that's not true. She was raised as a prince since she was a child, and she was careful in everything she did. She would be frightened if others spoke louder. Although she was brave and resourceful later on, it was just forced by the situation. She also loved the male protagonist at the beginning, but they were opposites at that time. What's more, in her understanding, the male protagonist wanted her father's position. He indirectly killed her father, so how could she love him. She was more sensible and didn't choose the male lead. I cried when the male protagonist asked the female protagonist to put a hat on him in the court, and when he claimed to be a subject, he was such a proud person. When did he bow his head to anyone, but he bowed his head to the female protagonist. Once upon a time, he also thought about sitting in that high hall, but after all, he was still no match for the word love. He might have difficulty making a choice, or he might not have the slightest hesitation. In the end, he only wanted to be that courtier and protect her for the rest of his life.

I don't understand the plot, but he's obviously a scumbag and still has deep love for her! ! The heroine is clearly evil-minded, yet she pretends to be weak! The two of them take advantage of each other! The female protagonist doesn't even recognize her biological child in order to dominate the world, and the male protagonist is obsessed with semen! A bunch of hills help to conquer the country and I don't know what to say! Ugly!

I gave up decisively after seeing Chapter 139. Reminds me of that classic line: There is no enmity between the reader and the author, so why should the author treat the reader as a fool? After being hidden in the palace for twenty years, are all the people who served the heroine dead when she was a child? Before she died, she didn't even reveal that the heroine was a woman? The male protagonist is cruel and murderous, killing more than a hundred refugees. How can the female protagonist who loves her people like her own children continue to love the male protagonist? I have normal views and cannot accept this insane male and female protagonist. I've never written anything about mentally retarded people before, but this is the first time for me to read such a disgusting story that completely ruins my outlook!