The General Is a Little Rough Around the Edges

In the early stage, it was probably for the sake of gimmicks to highlight sadomasochism, and the writing of Gu Yanting was a bit disgusting. Later, it gradually got better and it was regarded as a good article. Shedding tears for Song Qingfeng, like the jade master, why did he rise and why did he die? Regret can intersperse life, why is regret the end? Well!

The writing is fluent and the thinking is clear. I thought it was just an ancient romance, but it involves many factors, such as family and country justice, internal battles, fantasy and other factors. It is also very logical and will be updated soon😭

A cruel male protagonist, a bunch of green tea, and an unknown female protagonist. Don't look.

The author is really a genius. I have read too many bloody Mary Sues. This kind of writing is really refreshing. The male and female protagonists have online IQs and the plot logic is tight.

The ancient sayings in the front are wonderful, the fantasy in the back is completely inconsistent with the previous ones, and the rules of the entire society are inconsistent.

I don't really read ancient sayings, but I actually want to pursue them. I've read the first 60 chapters, it's really good. Come on Xuexue, update soon.

I skipped through it. The first 200 chapters are okay, but the rest can be said to be random and messy. The name is "General", but less than a third of it is actually written as "General". The struggle between women is not exciting either. Those things that are neither monsters nor monsters are only cruelty and violence. The characters in it seem to be protecting their shortcomings but are actually just the same. Each and every one of them lives in their own extremely powerful self-feeling that they are invincible. Some of the foreshadowing in the front ended in nothing. For example, Prince Chu disappeared after writing, so did he escape just to endure the disaster? A lot of pen and ink was used to write about the eldest daughter of the prime minister's family, who wrote that she was missing. The princess of Xiyue, who came all the way here with witchcraft, married someone for an unknown purpose, but was destroyed before she could use her methods properly. Wei Heng's own killer organization did not know what it was used for. If you give someone away, you will give it away. If you don't know how to control a powerful organization, don't you just wait to be killed? This is how much I hate the heroine. Song Wan wanted to write about her self-reliance despite adversity, but in the end she didn't find it difficult and worked hard, and he also wanted the Holy Mother to have a hand in everything, but in the end he didn't let the person involved understand it. The women in the article are like the mistresses in the park, and the men are rampaging muscular men. They seem to be in love but are actually just like children who snatch things when they see something they like, and possessive things that they don't know how to love. The characters are pretty similar in personality. If you really want to watch it, I suggest you watch about 200 and give up on the rest.

There is so much Tao Qiaoqiao written in the back. . . I don't want to say why Sese and Qin Yue are together. The second half can be passed on by Tao Qiaoqiao

I like this kind of compact plot

The character of the heroine in the front is okay, and she is pretty accurate in judging people. But in the back, it is really, inexplicably, really annoying. She makes the whole world worry about her, and let her husband take a concubine. I know you want to know the truth, but why don't you always? I'm really speechless when I try to protect myself from letting others harm me casually. It's the first time I read a few hundred chapters with such excitement and I suddenly hate the heroine. I might as well keep the heroine as a maid. When I become a mistress, I think I can save the world. I gave up on the remaining 200 chapters. It's annoying.