Where the Phoenix Rests

Many plots in the book are too far-fetched. The heroine's mother was wronged and abused for 17 years. The heroine took her away, but she said she would stay to save and take care of the prime minister. The heroine even agreed with her mother's ideas! The heroine's brother, both civil and military, went to work as a minor official in a remote area for the sake of his own purity, leaving his mother and sister to be abused in the palace. He is an irresponsible and selfish character! The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is even more strange. The two of them get along clearly harmoniously, and the female protagonist has asked the male protagonist about his feelings for her many times. Why does the male protagonist like her but deny it? He has no external interference, which makes him dare not admit that he likes the heroine! After the divorce, he saw the female protagonist's appearance and stalked her to marry her again. The male protagonist judged people by their appearance, so the character design was a failure. The male is a white lotus! The heroine restores her appearance, but never lets the hero see her true appearance. Is this veil made of 502? It won't fall under any circumstances, what a big pit. The author's writing is good, but the plot is too far-fetched, so I give it an average rating.

It's very good to read. The heroine is not a virgin and not pretentious. I like this character very much. The whole book is very funny. Although it is good to read, the author does not update it very quickly. You can read it after you have gained some weight.

The heroine is neither smart nor courageous. She is indecisive and does not distinguish between right and wrong. The original heroine was bullied to death, but she still wanted to ask the hero to save her scumbag father. The storyline is also confusing. After reading the first few chapters, I felt that the heroine is acting like an idiot, and the hero is not very wise.

I like

Although the contents are similar, they are both quite interesting to watch. I don't like plots where the heroine is silly and sweet, but I like this kind of smart and domineering one.

It's really good-looking. The heroine is not pretentious or holy, but there is a section in the middle where I feel that the heroine is a bit unnecessary. The male protagonist is silently caring about the heroine, but the two of them are not getting along. It really makes me anxious to death. Please give me some sweets later.

Unable to complain, the heroine traveled through the medical space and found that she was poisoned and mute. She performed vocal cord surgery on herself. Can this be completed by herself? The heroine pretends to be pregnant to cause trouble, but doesn't tell the hero! The further I look back, the more speechless I become. While rejecting the male protagonist, he wants to be friends at the same time. The male protagonist gave up his military power for her and gave up a lot. He didn't see the female protagonist being moved. One sentence is still inappropriate! I really can't stand it anymore, so I skipped several chapters. OMG, the male protagonist and the female protagonist actually share the same body. Is this a fantasy drama?? As a modern person, the heroine travels back in time without taking it into her head. The hero's love comes first. The two of them have been suppressed by several parties. Those who watch it will vomit blood! Give up the show!

Apart from anything else, why does the prince call himself the king and the emperor's daughter-in-law also calls the emperor and the ladies in the harem his concubines? Whose concubine is she?

Good looking, recommended

Nice