His Highness the Night King Blushed Again After Provoking the Heart-Stealing Concubine.

The heroine is too ink-tastic and capable. She is from the modern time. She looks nothing like her. She clearly knows that she likes the hero but refuses to admit it. She still pushes the hero to the second heroine. She is still jealous. Isn't that sick? It's not decisive at all, it's dragging, it's too bloated, it's over 300 pictures and it's about to end, the hero and heroine are not together yet, what's the point of being complete?

It's the first time I've seen such a calm male and female protagonist. Their relationship gradually warms up and they walk hand in hand towards success. It's also the first time I've seen a description of how they can kill their stepmother so quickly. It's short and concise.

The heroine is very smart but also acts too cowardly and always falls in love in front of the hero. This is not in line with the character of the heroine introduced above. Moreover, since the heroine is a character who is both a doctor and a poisoner, but a fetal poison on her own body takes up 50% of the entire article to be written about, and it was cured, and it was only cured with the help of others, then I would like to ask, how can the heroine highlight his power, and how can he highlight his abilities as a doctor and poisoner? Secondly, the two sentences "a dark color appeared in the eyes" and "a strange color appeared under the eyes" appeared 999 times out of 1,000 times in the article. This sentence was added after every long nonsense. Some plots that could obviously be rewritten were just mentioned in one stroke, making them less brilliant. It takes a long time to write the plot, regardless of the characters, plot progression, or character relationships. The progress of the entire article is not very obvious until 60% of the length, and there are no highlights. No wonder many book friends later commented that they wanted to abandon the article, and I really couldn't persevere!

It's not bad. Marry first, fall in love later, and love will grow over time. It's just that the birthmark on the heroine's face went away a little late, so I was a little anxious while reading it.

I skipped around to see more than 70%, but there is still no progress between the male and female protagonists... There is still interaction between the female protagonist and the male supporting character... It's really annoying... It makes people speechless... Who wants to watch this kind of thing... Or just push the main plot... The writing is average, and there is a lot of nonsense...

The male and female protagonists don't have much ability, are not very outstanding, and the storyline is cliché. Can't stand it.

I really don't know how the score of 9.3 Came about. As a modern person, the heroine is so emotional. When others say the hero is a good-looking man, she will believe it. If the hero says he likes her, she will not believe it. She does not admit her feelings for the hero and pushes the hero to others. At the same time, she is jealous and angry. It is really speechless. ) As for the combination of medicine and poison, I didn't see it at all. I agree with what I said downstairs. It was almost at the end that the emotional line between the male and female protagonists became a little obvious. I watched it until I couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped it. The main plot didn't feel like much. It was all insignificant but there were too many descriptions. What should be written specifically was mentioned in one stroke. It was a bit watery.

I've read almost 200 chapters, but the heroine hasn't achieved anything famous yet, and I feel that the hero likes men, and wants him to send other women, etc. I feel that her IQ is not at all the same as described.

It's pretty good. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are developed step by step. Friends who like a slow pace can watch it.

The first part is quite exciting, but the later part becomes more and more boring. Read the last part patiently. The heroine's time-travel character doesn't have any big advantages, but it makes her feel very powerless. The emotional line with the male protagonist is too dull and a bit over the top. Everyone has a happy ending, so it's still watchable.