
The Female General Plays the Villainous Consort
女将军她为妃作歹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 648k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
Synopsis
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans, Recommendations.
311Chapters
0Monthly tickets
433Clicks
2Favorites
0Fans
0Recommendations
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Reader comments 50
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Ugly, a bloody beginning, a formulaic love affair between the male and female protagonists, boring
It's so confusing, the character setting suits my taste
Scene switching is too frequent,
It was quite interesting at the beginning, the story was compact, but then it became a bit messy, and towards the end it was a bit sloppy. All the villains died at once, without any explanation, and the jump was too fast.
The bad guy in the middle is not 'said' dead until the last level.
The writing is good, but the plot ends in an anticlimax.
Where did Ruan Ye go? Is she the enemy?
The author keeps adding all kinds of people, arranges the characters one after another, and always comes back from the dead, and the scenes keep changing and chaotic, that is, who the author lets live and who lives, who dies and who dies, and the characters of the people in the book change at a moment's notice. Sometimes their IQs are online and sometimes they are offline. Why are the people in the book so fickle?
Wang Ziyin should find another lover. He simply loves the wrong person. He hopes that the princess will meet someone who understands and loves him. Jing Yu should not love her and hopes that the princess will really let go.
It's quite good. Several events in the middle were switched back and forth, which made me a little dizzy and almost didn't keep up. It's a pity that what happened to the heroine's subordinate was not clearly written. I was very curious.