Feng Linchao

Super, super, pretty! Highly recommended! The author writes well and weaves a particularly wonderful story. The plot is compact, the writing style is concise and easy to understand, interesting and enjoyable, and people who watch it can't stop watching it. The characters written by Da Dao have distinct personalities and leave a deep impression on people. The heroine is beautiful and sassy, ​​and she deserves to be a big shot in the fast wear industry. The main thing is that his own ability and eloquence are outstanding, and it has little to do with the system, making people admire and like him. The male protagonist is a pretend playboy but a real boss, and he can be said to be in love with the female protagonist at first sight. The way a young man in love behaves clumsily towards his sweetheart kills me. It is also a pity that the heroine is crazy about criticizing her. I think that if his father had not been lonely and if his childhood had been complete, he and her (original owner), who he longed for, would have been happy. What a pity. Ps: The male and female protagonists of this article are both clean.

As the old saying goes, the female protagonist Ji Yushu is a smart and powerful eldest princess, the male protagonist Pei Yan is a gentle general with a dandy appearance, and the male partner Cao Jingyuan is a gorgeous and feminine bamboo horse who is in harmony with each other. The characters are vivid and full, and the male and female protagonists are emotionally harmonious. The heroine's journey to the throne has been full of ups and downs, and the male partner's silent efforts to help her but not being able to love her are also disappointing. In short, it is a wonderful work of the author. I look forward to whether the author will write a plot in which the heroine becomes a fast-traveling boss.

The score for this article is on the low side, and I almost missed it because of the low score. The Qimao score sometimes makes me baffled. The female protagonist is very strong, a bit nymphomaniac, possesses superpowers, and finally becomes the empress. There is only one male protagonist in the harem, although their roles are a bit confused. But it's still interesting. It can be understood that a strong woman and a loyal man, love has twists and turns, amnesia and suffering, and the final ending is perfect. The heroine has a douchebag royal father, many brothers and sisters who cause trouble, and identities are exchanged... In short, it is lively, exciting and chaotic. . . What I don't understand is that the heroine said she didn't want to destroy the balance of this space, so many abilities were not exposed, such as explosives and the like. However, seeing many soldiers die tragically in the war in front of her, and the other party using zombies to kill people, plus the existence of immortality, this kind of mother's heart is a bit arrogant. . . Stick with it till the end, it's worth watching. If I were to rate it, it would be at least nine points.

Not bad

The plot has ups and downs, is very exciting, and the sentences are smooth. It seems like there are some small bugs in the first few hundred chapters, but in fact, the God's perspective is not Godly enough, and the author will not forget to fill in the bugs in the future.

This book is very nice

The inexplicable relationship between the heroine and the hero, the inexplicable royal society, where everyone dares to bully the princess, and the heroine who traveled through the book is very powerful, but no one seems to care. I saw that the heroine killed the prince's imperial advisor who offered medicine to the emperor, and then the heroine was captured by the emperor. The hero actually threatened the prince, saying that he would kill the prince and take him to the forbidden palace to find the heroine. I couldn't stand it anymore. What are the guards in the palace? The heroine clearly seems to know the content of the book, and she still makes it pretentious. There are other things like this, you can just abandon the book to kill time.

I reviewed it when I saw the male and female protagonists getting married. The early part of the story was quite interesting. From here on, the protagonist seemed to have been subdued. He was doing all kinds of stupid things. He thought he had finally found a good novel. I felt sick after reading this. I hate people who don't tell their partners clearly what they have. They are self-righteous and think they are doing it for the other person's good. In fact, they are disgusting and abandoned.

Yushu is a model of self-reliance and self-reliance in the new era. She is a swaggering peony and as friendly as the warm sun in early April. Such a bright and beautiful girl can naturally attract everyone's attention. She loves her consort, but she loves herself first and never puts down her dignity for anyone. Now I see the part where the prince consort loses his memory. This guy has a big problem. He must have been poisoned (I guess hh). I hope he won't let the princess down🙏🏻 (ps: author sama, I love you! The writing is so good. I read all your articles to learn character description.)

The prince-in-law beat the princess to death and yet he was not given death penalty? Not to mention having a gold medal for immunity from death. The gold medal for immunity from death would inevitably lead to the crime of treason. This kind of death would be granted in any dynasty. The heroine's sister is inexplicably insulted by two men? Anyone with any identity can despise the heroine. She has no idea of ​​imperial authority at all. I really want to write a modern novel about this kind of abuse, okay? Just for the sake of having fun. It makes people speechless