The Legitimate Daughter Is a Phoenix

First of all, the author is very talented. Secondly, my literary talent is very average. I don't know what to say if I want to comment. Three words: Very nice. Each character is described in detail. Secondly, the book is roughly divided into two parts. The first half is about the heroine being reborn and planning to avenge her father and clear her name. The second half is about revealing the male protagonist's life experience. The plot is also very compact. It is also a rare work without house fighting. The heroine's family and uncle's family are peaceful in the back house, and the brothers, sisters, family and friends are helping each other. Many of the plots made me shed tears, but they were not scenes of love between children, but scenes of the Ye family's army guarding the border in order to defend the country. There are no messy misunderstandings or third parties between the male and female protagonists. It's really nice to watch.

A rare good book, recommended

It's a very good book. The author has profound knowledge and brilliant literary talent. You can tell at first glance that he has put a lot of effort into it. The heroine is brave, resourceful, tenacious and decisive. The male protagonist is capable of both civil and military skills and is able to strategize. The two have the same mind, are not suspicious or selfish, and understand and support each other. The feelings of family and country and family and friendship can be balanced and maintained. I hope to see more works from the author.

Strong men and strong women. There is no misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists. There is no white lotus. It is all about strategy and a full sense of justice. It is very enjoyable to watch, very exciting and exciting.

I finally finished reading this book, and I originally wanted to give it a good review, but after seeing all the good reviews, I felt that it was right for me. But I still can't help it, just give it a thumbs up. It's a pity that the identity of the male protagonist's father is not clearly explained, and we can only infer that he may be a time traveler. It's a pity that it was so miserable after finally traveling through it once, and it ended without leaving any real glory.

The class is a bit long here

Has anyone made a list and written down the names of the heroine's brothers and sisters? I'm almost halfway through reading it, but I still haven't figured out how many brothers and sisters she has, who is ranked in which order, and who gave birth to her [Tilted head and laughed] [Tilted head and cried]

I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'll comment on what I saw earlier. The story structure is good, the writing is good, and the plot progress makes you want to keep reading. It's just that some plot settings don't make sense. There was a fierce battle on the border between Yu and Liang, and the prince was also on the battlefield (he went there for whatever reason). The capital side also accompanied the special envoy of Liang Guo to eat, drink and have fun, which was one of them. The second one is a narrow victory. Two generals were killed. The two generals who were separated returned to the camp with more than ten or twenty men. Sixty thousand sergeants on both sides were trapped and killed. In the end, it was a victory! There are also typos and wrong names. However, despite its flaws, it is a book that readers will want to keep reading!

I was just wondering if the next one is available?

Very good novel, I like it very much, I will read another one of yours