She is a divine healer and a poison master. When a former king is reborn in the body of a disgraced legitimate daughter, she flashes a wild grin.
I'll turn this wretched world upside down!
On her way to the top, she tramples scum, dishes out face-slapping, kicks aside fake lotuses, and punches green tea schemers, climbing step by step to the supreme throne.
But the cold-faced regent, who supposedly has no interest in women, quietly gets entangled with her and strips away her secret identities one by one.
"Sage of the Medical Way, Ancestor of the Poison Sect, leader of the Sword Sect, master of the hidden guards..."
"My lady, how many more surprises are you hiding from me?"
Luo Yunli clutches her remaining secret identities, pulls her husband close, and laughs boldly.
"Actually... this whole world belongs to me, and I'm willing to share it with you."
The heroine is so evil, but it turns out it's her mouth, and the hero pretends to be rich, powerful and handsome, and they form a couple. Ugly. Abandoned
Qingyuan is really upset. The next few chapters tortured me to death, thinking that Xie Ye really didn't care about Luo Yunli.
The whole process was speechless, the routines were the same, and she was not as good as the heroine in other articles. This heroine never thought about it too much. It was only at the end when the hero set up a trap by himself that she finally understood that he had changed his face and they fell in love again. The female protagonist who came out halfway figured it out all at once. Anyway, the heroine is smart and impulsive, and the foreshadowing she laid before was not used. That is, a villain said that she could resurrect a person. Why was she not made up to resurrect the poisonous old man in the end? Then he kept talking about how a woman should be the first woman to study in an academy, and then she had to hide that she had spiritual powers?? Then why does the female supporting character in the back come with spiritual power? There are many problems with this logic. Doesn't this mean that the Sheng Kingdom where the heroine is located discriminates against women and does not allow women to study in school, and Xuan Kingdom has long allowed women to study. Don't Si Yexue and the man named Shu both have spiritual powers?? And since the heroine has so many trump cards, why is she still so strong and forced to lose her intelligence and love? Her brain can always charge for love and all kinds of female competition... I really admire it. I don't know what kind of useless article I'm writing under the guise of featuring a heroine and eliminating sexism.
I don't think this is a sweet pet, because it's a bit sadistic in the back. Although it's quite sweet in the middle, the second male lead is really pitiful (ﾉД`)
A poisonous doctor who is good at poisoning can't drink it after being poisoned. Are you stupid, the author, to let the readers know?
It's also a weird way of writing. Since you can poison the Queen Mother, why can't you poison her to death?
Since the heroine has been given so many vests, let her be more powerful. She will always be unable to defeat others.
I don't understand why the male protagonist keeps getting poisoned and the female protagonist still can't be cured
After watching dozens of pictures, the male protagonist is so scumbag that I can't wait to see the rest. Abandoned the article
It's really, really wonderful. I really like this book, and. The heroine also has a confident and flamboyant personality. I really like her, and the story behind it is also quite touching. Please recommend it to sisters (personal recommendation, don't comment if you don't like it)