Every Step Draws the Phoenix Near

It's very good. I'm lazy and I really don't have time to write reviews. Even the reviews are for several books at once. Anyway, I will recommend them whenever I see them. If they are not so good, I will just give them a general not recommendation. I have never given a negative review. After all, I have never read a book that is particularly difficult to describe.

Nice

It's just average. I really don't see how smart the heroine is. She's just jumping around. One moment she's running to find the heroine to cooperate with her, looking like she's trying to refuse someone but she's still welcoming her. The next moment she's acting out the affection between a man and a woman with a scumbag. Oh, can this be a normal plot?

Sorry, all I can say about this book is that I didn't want to read it after reading it. It's a surprise.

Why do all the rebirth novels nowadays have the same plot, praising the heroine so much, but in fact, in addition to doing it, they do it to the point where their parents and grandmothers don't even look at it... Their intelligence and skills are not up to par either. The legitimate daughter... The county lord is useless. It's not that she has a maternal grandfather's family, she was reborn eight hundred years ago and had to be reborn again.

The heroine is very frustrated. The article has poor logic and values.

Without a male protagonist, the female protagonist would have to die eight hundred times. She was plotted to die. It was not unjust... Even rebirth would be superfluous.

I skipped reading and haven't finished it yet. I really can't stand it anymore. I'm actually very impressed with the author. He can write more than a thousand chapters in a mess.

It's so stupid to write...

It's a rubbish article. The heroine is too weak and the writing style is poor.