The Pear Blossoms Must Be Blooming Everywhere

The plot is compact and not procrastinating, which is good among other romances. However, the author made too many typos, not because he typed too fast and the words became homophones, but because of errors in character names and official positions, such as "Li Xuxu (evil female supporting role) let go of Li Xuxu's leg" (here is the second male sister) During the revenge, the female protagonist was frightened and grabbed the heroine's leg and begged for mercy), and the male protagonist Pei Huaizhi said "What should Pei Huaizhi do" (should be saying what the prince Pei Zhoubai should do), and later the heroine was appointed as the Minister of the Ministry of Household Affairs, but there are several places where it is written as the Minister of the Ministry of Justice, which affects reading. In the future, the author will have to read and check more when writing a book, which will really affect the reading experience.

This book is very beautiful and wonderfully written. Thank you to the author.

It was so beautiful that I cried to death most of the night. The author's writing is so good, it doesn't drag on, and the plot is exciting.

The plot is not procrastinating, the male and female protagonists do not have many harsh words, and the female protagonist is not very good at swearing. The relationship with the male protagonist is just as described in the novel: they have been together in life and death throughout their lives, and they have gone through thousands of sailings, but they have never regretted each other. Life is like a dream, full of joy. In the end, the male protagonist went with the female protagonist, which really made me cry.

It's very interesting to watch, the plot is not sloppy, and the male and female protagonists are both strong.

Well, everyone likes the heroine and can't stand it...

It's the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. I can't update 300 chapters in one day.

In fact, I prefer the CP between the prince and the heroine I've been thinking, why can't Pei Zhoubai become the male protagonist? I like him more, not because I like a modest gentleman but not a bit of a sinister character. Is it Machiavellian? He won over the important officials in the court under the Queen's nose; isn't he not loving enough? He can give the most to the heroine. After all, he still lacks company, but if he knew the female protagonist earlier than the male protagonist, how could he lack company? He has been miserable all the way, I hope there will be a happy ending

After reading so many novels, this should be the book I'm looking forward to

Who says serialized writing is bad? Although the author has not finished writing, I already have the complete version in my mind [squints eyes and sticks out tongue]