Sir, Please Don't Make Too Much Noise.

Looking at it from the beginning, I was really interested in the introduction from the beginning. From what the princess did when she was reborn and her attitude towards Si San, we knew the seriousness of the abuse in the previous life. In the middle part, Su Qianqian's soul exchange appeared, which was quite exciting, but Sheng Yunyun as The princess was so humble in her previous life, and that experience was quite cruel. In the later period, she had a strong sense of logic. She returned to the fiefdom to stop Si Lingyuan from supporting the prince and stormed the imperial city. However, what I didn't expect was that the ending was BE when I read it at the end. In the end, the princess also lived with her family in Cangmang Mountain.

The eldest princess is Sheng Yunyun, a peerless master, the daughter of the emperor, and His Majesty's favorite daughter. She is not perfect. To me, she is a flesh-and-blood person who amazed the capital and the world. She was reborn and returned to her wedding night. She hated why her passion couldn't win him back and she died in his hands. She protects the general of the country and fights with aristocratic families in the capital, just for the excuse of death. Cooperate with the three emperor brothers to avenge the murder of her mother, and ask her brother to save her father who was kind to her at the critical moment... Everything has a good start. Si San, Si Lingyuan, the legitimate son of the Si family, one of the four great aristocratic families, what a proud son of heaven, he is talented and stunning. Letting others suffer a big loss without making a move is a no-brainer. In his previous life, after all, he was someone else's sword. The sword pointed at the sword and saw blood. Finally, he died in her arms on that cold night. He said, "Your Highness, you see, even stones can cover the heat... Human beings are not grass and trees, how can they be careless?" "Your Highness, I will compensate you for your life..." In this life, their husband and wife have a close relationship. He is a member of the aristocratic family, enjoying its glory and protecting its wealth; she is the eldest princess, protecting the royal family, and is blessed by them. Their stance determines the direction, and they are not an ordinary couple. At the end of the story, she may leave Jingtu and stay with him in the fiefdom, returning to Beijing to have fun during the holidays, sometimes visiting her brother and grandpa, and teaching her children martial arts; maybe they are the only family in paradise who are happy, carefree, free from trivial matters, watching their children play...

In the end, the hostess and the male host were not together. I thought it was such a trap. I read one just to see a good ending, but the result was still like this. Hey, it's really deceiving. I felt bad when I saw that. If I had known earlier, I would not have watched it.

This ending doesn't even look like an ending. The heroine should be the one to inherit the throne. She can't let go of everything in the capital and doesn't want to stay in the mountains. This ending is too sudden😲

I didn't like the ending, and the male protagonist was written too weakly. The description in the text did not match what the male protagonist did, and they were not together in the end. The identities of the male and female protagonists can be said to be immortal enemies. No matter how they meet, some people will not like the ending.

The ending is too hasty

The ending is too bad.