The Concubine’s Reign of Power

The ending was too hasty and a bit off-putting

Some people actually say that the plot is good? That heroine and her daughter are simply unbearable! Give up decisively

The name of the book did not match the article. I only read a rough beginning and ending. The title of the book was "Power Dotes on an Adulterous Concubine". I thought it was simply about power doting on an adulterous concubine. I didn't expect it to be an article about humans and gods in ancient times. Not to mention the ending, the ending was ambiguous.

The ending is too hasty and it hasn't been explained clearly yet.

The plot is exciting, but the ending is a bit rushed, and it ends as soon as I finish talking.

Second brush Come on, not much else to say, I will sort out the main characters in it so that you won't get confused. Zhan Wu: Three souls in the body (the most magical time travel on the Internet), Bai Luoxi, Zhan Wu, Zhan Xiaowu Although it is Zhan Wu's body, Bai Luoxi is the leader, and Zhan Xiaowu should be from modern times. The strange thing is that although Bai Luoxi is in charge, his words and deeds are as smart as Zhan Wu's, but his language is modern, so this is very confusing! The male protagonist is truly an ancient black phoenix. Needless to say, he has the aura of a male protagonist. Oriental slightly. After reading many chapters, you will feel sorry for the second male lead, but in the end you will find that he can only be the second male lead. Because he is the reincarnation of Zhan Luoluo's incomplete soul, how can a man whose daughter's soul gave birth to marry his daughter? Zhan Luoluo, the heroine's child. Zhan Wu became pregnant and Bai Luoxi gave birth. The reincarnation of the ancient fire phoenix. Spouse: Fu Di (ancient demon emperor). When the two of them first met, many people would scold Luo Luo, and I couldn't stand it either. But later I learned that in ancient times, Luo Luo could give the Fire Phoenix Inner Pill to the Demon Emperor. The two had a deep relationship, so there was almost no way to reverse their attraction after reincarnation. Brother, the head of Buyushan Mountain: This is where the whole story ends suddenly. Except for the last few chapters, the leaders in the previous chapters are actually the clones of the ancient divine kings, nothing more. The reason why he is in Buyu Mountain is because of his ambition. He wants to swallow the powerful soul and overturn his true body (this seems to be what he means) I didn't read much in the second brush, so it's probably like this, but it's actually quite confusing.

It ended halfway through the writing. Has the author read it himself?

It's just that the ending feels like it's unfinished, and the story ends before it's even finished.

Well written, please support it.

What happened? Why did it end like this?