Off to Northern Myanmar! Seeing Red! She Says Lord Jiu's Crimes Are Unforgivable

This book is really great. I like the male protagonist the most in it. He is very scheming and very clever. I have read it twice.

It's actually pretty good at the beginning, but the heroine at the end is a bit too holy-hearted. The entire first half of the book is quite enjoyable, but the ending is also very rushed. If the ending is that the male protagonist unifies Myanmar, and the male and female protagonists stay together for a long time, it might be better.

Why can't we write another ending where the Nine Demons are victorious without Moby Dick? Because I think the existence of Moby Dick is illogical. Because I think the government of a country will not tell an important secret code to a seriously unreliable person, and the heroine, as an undercover agent, should know that the connection between undercover agents never relies on secret codes, because the secret codes are easy to leak.

Can you write an ending? Every time I watch it, I can't accept the resolution.

This book is very interesting, but I didn't like some of the heroine's subsequent actions. I felt very speechless. There was also the ending. Although it left room for imagination, I was still sad about this ending. I felt a little uncomfortable for Jiu Ma's ending.

I don't like the heroine, she is so self-righteous that she killed a mad dog, a lynx, a grizzly bear, a wolf... Although the male and female protagonists have opposing positions, the heroine's heart is unstable, swinging from side to side, up and down, and is easily influenced by others. One moment she cannot bear to be injured, and the next moment she wants to kill her. Shi Huan was the first to say she loved Jiu Ma, and Shi Huan was the first to dislike Jiu Ma. Shi Huan was so ruthless that she was unwilling to satisfy Jiu Ma's last request, such as the tomato hand-rolled noodles she made. Fortunately, the ending is good, Jiu Xiao wins half of the world; the beggar who is missing a leg must be a poisonous snake, otherwise how could Jiu Xiao say so calmly, "Le Feng, it's me."

I feel like the extra ending is vague.

The ending of the story is intriguing. Jiu Ma unexpectedly escaped death, and he and Shi Huan were together again.

I always feel that the big boss has never hurt the heroine from beginning to end. Could it be that this big boss has subtle feelings for the heroine? Anyway, it feels a bit sweet here

I cried when I saw the last few chapters near the finale where the main character died.