After the True Daughter Was Reborn, the Whole Family Knelt Down and Begged for Forgiveness.

The writing is really beautiful, exciting and humorous, without any drag, no ink, and no extras. A very recommended quick travel novel! ! ! ! This is the type I like to watch

The author's books are quite good, but the problem of starting at the beginning and ending at the end needs to be corrected.

This is the third book by the author that I have read. The plot settings are good, the characters are all smart and alert, and their IQs are online. There are no misunderstandings, and it is relatively easy to read. But it all ends in an anticlimax, with too much foreshadowing, a lot of foreshadowing, and a hasty ending. It feels like it ends abruptly. Many characters have no endings, and many foreshadowings have no follow-up. For example, what happens after the eldest brother decides to leave home? What is the identity of the eldest brother? What is the identity of the heroine's adoptive mother? How come the heroine's sister will be the queen in the future? I feel that the author writes very casually, and stops suddenly when he doesn't want to write anymore, which makes serious readers very uncomfortable. I hope the author has time to write another extra chapter and explain everything that needs to be explained clearly.

This is the author's third book that I have read. The plot is exciting and the writing is very good. The only flaw is the rushed ending.

It's a mess. It foreshadowed Yun Shu's becoming the queen, but didn't write anything about it later. Something as big as the rebellion was settled in one or two chapters.

The story is too wordy, just average! Abandoned!

It sucks, the kind that ends abruptly

The sudden ending was very rushed. The previous writing was actually quite good. I read other reviews and said that the ending was unfinished. If you don't believe me, I just finished reading it. Indeed, I listened to people's advice and had a good time. Many things were not finished. There was no ending between the male and female protagonists, let alone the supporting characters. There were also many characters whose names were spelled wrong. Overall, I would give it a three-star rating.

I have read all the author's books. They are very well written, but the endings are a bit short. I am striving for extra chapters.

I feel good after reading the author's three books. The summary is as follows: (1) The story is interesting, and the key point is that it doesn't have the cliche plot that makes readers scold their mothers when they watch the protagonists being silly and tricking them. The protagonists are all straightforward and neat. (2) It is comfortable to read within 1 million words. (3) It's okay not to mention typos, a common problem in online articles. (4) The biggest regret of the three books is that the endings are a little hasty. In each book, there are characters whose follow-up is not fully explained. There is obviously foreshadowing in the front, but the author forgot about it later. For example, Su Jingye in this article (the article implies that he should be the winner of the direct line), the heroine's adoptive mother who died young (has a jade pendant with strange patterns on her body)