[On your wedding night, the evil husband will set fire to the mountain and burn you and all the people who are getting married to death]
Once Yan Yanqing traveled to the eve of his wedding night, he accidentally saw a barrage prompt. In order to survive, she turned around and hugged the thigh of her husband's nemesis, the Seventh Prince. With the Seventh Prince at her back, she tore apart scumbag men with her hands, trampled on bitches with her feet, and teased the barrage, enjoying herself immensely. Gossips gradually spread: "The Yan family's legitimate daughter is shameless and will marry the fifth prince first and then serve the seventh prince!" That night, the seventh prince trapped her in his arms and said hoarsely: "Have you fun?"
It's very good-looking, the plot is compact, and there are no inexplicable plots. The emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists made me anxious. And I really want to see the fourth master's true thoughts about the female protagonist. It would be best to express his final love in prison or after being captured.
There are few ancient novels that made me finish reading. Although it is not long, it is very interesting. The plot is not procrastinating, but the ending is a bit rushed. Which side won? Did the heroine fall into the void or return to modern times? I really want to know.
It was very beautiful, sadistic, and sweet, but it was too short. It would have been nice to write more about the days when the two of them were sweet. It ended just after the two became sweet, which was a bit regretful.
The emotional line is protracted and the male protagonist also doesn't know how to measure it.
Generally speaking, it's because of the ending. In my opinion, the exciting part was cut off directly. To put it bluntly, the ending like being forcibly ended was written well at the beginning, but the heroine was too awkward at the end, and she didn't tell the hero what it would be like to be with him. The author didn't explain the concubine's robe and phoenix crown well, so it ended with the hero forcibly sieging the city, and the heroine left with the hero. I was so angry! I thought there was a sequel, but after waiting for two days there was no news, so I angrily wrote my book review
I really wanted to see the follow-up development, but it turned out to be the finale.
The heroine is so mean that I can't stand it anymore
I want to know, isn't it normal for people to love and care about the children of the woman they love? Why doesn't the emperor care about King Jin? And why does Concubine Yuan not care about King Jin at all?
❥Wenwen is fat and ready to eat❥
In order to survive, the female protagonist forcibly hugs her thighs vs. The male protagonist who looks abstinent but is romantic at heart.
Style: sweet and sour, sweet and sour, pulling each other.
Love is like a war.
He wanted to see her bow her head, and she wanted to see him surrender.
In this close contest, they were both equally proud.
I really want to know the outcome of Qingqing and Prince Jin. Will she really only be a concubine? She won't be a concubine in a phoenix robe like the previous prediction. Can Qingqing agree? I don't think she would be willing to have someone share the title of Prince Jin with her.
It's very good-looking, the plot is compact, and there are no inexplicable plots. The emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists made me anxious. And I really want to see the fourth master's true thoughts about the female protagonist. It would be best to express his final love in prison or after being captured.
There are few ancient novels that made me finish reading. Although it is not long, it is very interesting. The plot is not procrastinating, but the ending is a bit rushed. Which side won? Did the heroine fall into the void or return to modern times? I really want to know.
It was very beautiful, sadistic, and sweet, but it was too short. It would have been nice to write more about the days when the two of them were sweet. It ended just after the two became sweet, which was a bit regretful.
The emotional line is protracted and the male protagonist also doesn't know how to measure it.
Generally speaking, it's because of the ending. In my opinion, the exciting part was cut off directly. To put it bluntly, the ending like being forcibly ended was written well at the beginning, but the heroine was too awkward at the end, and she didn't tell the hero what it would be like to be with him. The author didn't explain the concubine's robe and phoenix crown well, so it ended with the hero forcibly sieging the city, and the heroine left with the hero. I was so angry! I thought there was a sequel, but after waiting for two days there was no news, so I angrily wrote my book review
I really wanted to see the follow-up development, but it turned out to be the finale.
The heroine is so mean that I can't stand it anymore
I want to know, isn't it normal for people to love and care about the children of the woman they love? Why doesn't the emperor care about King Jin? And why does Concubine Yuan not care about King Jin at all?
❥Wenwen is fat and ready to eat❥ In order to survive, the female protagonist forcibly hugs her thighs vs. The male protagonist who looks abstinent but is romantic at heart. Style: sweet and sour, sweet and sour, pulling each other. Love is like a war. He wanted to see her bow her head, and she wanted to see him surrender. In this close contest, they were both equally proud.
I really want to know the outcome of Qingqing and Prince Jin. Will she really only be a concubine? She won't be a concubine in a phoenix robe like the previous prediction. Can Qingqing agree? I don't think she would be willing to have someone share the title of Prince Jin with her.