After Transforming into a Monster That Brought Disaster to the Country, I Killed My Ex-Husband's Entire Family.

Very pretty. The plot twists and turns again and again.

This is a cool novel about two people. It's very interesting. Both the male and female protagonists are relatively strong and wise. The shortcoming is that people are not afraid of Huang Quan.

After I finished reading this book, I was thinking that I had eaten fine chaff. Fortunately, I stayed up late to finish reading it.

I really like the heroine's decisiveness in doing things, not being sloppy in doing things, not having so much saintly heart, and never leaving any trouble for herself.

Well written, not Holy Mother, Iron Blood. Basically no halo tricks, worth watching

The dignified county leader still has to kneel down when he goes to court

What a shame! Bu Heli will keep it for the New Year!

As readers have said: there are too many characters, complicated relationships, and confusing seniority, and the author himself has not smoothed it out. The emperor of a dynasty still has to balance the pros and cons, but the queen can plan to kill the queen mother, prince, and powerful ministers in succession? This is so ridiculous! The author himself has not been beaten by society, so how can he know the tricks of high-level people? It is too immature! Abandon the article!

It's seriously off topic, I've been writing about supporting characters.

The Xie family's generational system is extremely chaotic. Mrs. Xie's grandchildren are older than her eldest brother's daughter? It's not that after giving birth to a child in Lin'an, he was sent to Qiu Li to give birth to Qiu Li again. Emperor Qiu Li's children were also older than the two daughters of the Xie family. It's not that the Xie family was persecuted during the reign of the Ancestor Emperor. Why is it that her eldest brother's daughter is only thirteen or fourteen years old? It's such a mess. She's more than a generation behind. I'm speechless.