Evil Chunjiao

The heroine is very smart, but there is one thing about the heroine that is very unpleasant, that is, the heroine always insists on being single and not marrying. When others introduce her, she also says that she will not marry. However, after having sex for the male protagonist's antidote, she agreed to get married when she was found out, and it felt very forced, as if she was repaying a favor. This made me feel that the female protagonist is very pretentious, and she likes the male protagonist. She just says it, and insists on making herself very noble. Except for this part, the other storylines are quite good.

The heroine is reborn The vicious female supporting character traveled through time This is the most vicious and failed time-traveling woman (whose identity is still Mrs. Hou): killing people (turning people's lives like ants), cheating (cheating on her own brother-in-law), and educating her two children: the son became an uneducated devil, and the daughter became a bad woman with vicious thoughts and a snake heart.

The story is very interesting, the plot is exciting, and it reads smoothly without any lag. The author's writing is also very good. I really like the heroine's intelligence. After her rebirth, everything she does is neat, straightforward and bold, which is really enviable. The Chi brothers have been searching for the truth about the genocide. The murderer involved the big shot from the small person, and the story was also linked one by one. In the end, it was discovered that the Chi family was the stepping stone to the inheritance. The book also uses the story of the Flower of Evil to allude to Wang Huiying's evil, revealing that some human nature is really the result of the seeds of evil blooming and bearing fruit. The viciousness of this villain, the time-traveling woman, her calculations, ruthlessness, greed, jealousy, etc. Are very profoundly portrayed. Beautiful, very cool.

The plot is good, the characters are good, the writing is average, and there are often typos. The ending is sloppy, and the person who dug a hole in the past and present life died after only 50 words; the person who was written to death in the previous article is alive again at the end. . . Ignoring the bad ending of the last three chapters, it's still very enjoyable.

I came in after seeing high scores, endured typos, messed up logic, and missed punctuation marks all the way. I was finally led astray by the N-th generation drama lyrics. Forget about "domestic" and "foreign", "group" came out... Can the author find a software next time to translate the words with a clearer sense of the times before putting them in?

Pretty good! One is reborn and the other is time traveled! The only downside is that the character names are sometimes confused and there are typos!

After seeing the first half, I wanted to give it an average rating, but after seeing the second half, it wasn't even average. The heroine's sister-in-law, the Holy Mother, is stupid and white lotus. If she is slightly dissatisfied with the heroine, she will immediately turn against her in her heart. The hero's brother is obviously a ruthless and resourceful person, but he is actually a white-eyed idiot trapped in love. There are many similar and precise descriptions, including the heroine. The author can create characters as he pleases, and he can write whatever he wants, and he doesn't need to be responsible anyway.

The story is relatively smooth, without any deliberate brain-burning or bloody content. There are many typos; the names of people are wrong, which affects the judgment of the plot; the main character in the same sentence often uses "he" in the first half of the sentence and "that person" in the second half, causing misunderstandings of the meaning of the sentence; the memory is not good, and the content of the previous and previous chapters cannot be read. For example, Wang Huiying's title was deprived of her title for a while, the twins of the Mu family were known in advance and then unknown, Princess Guangmin was poisoned after her death, etc.

How should I put it? I rarely write negative reviews. I don't understand why this book has so many positive reviews. There are many typos, confusing names, and many places that are unreasonable. The whole book is composed of dialogues. Therefore, sometimes choosing books based on ratings can be a trap...

The plot is a bit confusing later on. In the middle, Princess Guangmin was shot to death by an arrow, but towards the end, it was said that she was poisoned and needed an antidote.