I Know Too Much

This book is quite good. I thought it was some kind of funny harem story when I read the title, but later I found out that it is not. It is quite fantasy. At the beginning of the book, I came here to look for the heroine because I was sure that the heroine did have the ability to predict, so I asked her to be a prophet. Later, they got along for a long time, and the hero boiled the frog in warm water. Their relationship did not have ups and downs or hardships. It was smooth and smooth, and they just let nature take its course, but it still makes people feel heart-warming. He has been disliked since he was a child, thinking that he was weak and easy to bully. No one would think that he would sit in that position. The male protagonist originally did not fight for it and had no interest in the throne. But after meeting the female protagonist, his goal changed. He wanted to stand in that position and marry her as a bride price to protect her. He stood still and waited for them to fight and lose both sides. As the saying goes: the snipe and the clam fight, the fisherman wins. The female protagonist was abandoned by her family when she was born. She was thrown into the snow because her father calculated that she would be detrimental to the family. Fortunately, she was rescued by a monk from the sea of clouds and raised her up. The great monk later adopted many orphans and provided for them. But then he fell ill and the responsibility for the family fell on the heroine. The heroine used her ability to predict to gain income and buy medicine to treat the monk who looked like her father. Food and clothing were a problem for the whole family. She happened to meet the hero and she would never have to worry about making a living. The children are all gone. The male protagonist also treats the female protagonist very well. The two met and got to know each other, fell in love with each other, and complemented each other. The plot is bland and has some twists and turns. The writing style needs to be improved. The writing style is acceptable. There are a few typos. But many of them I have submitted to the system. "Very unnecessary" appears too many times and is very abrupt. You can remove "very" or replace it with words such as "not necessary" and "not necessary". This will make readers more comfortable reading! Good review!

The later part is a bit long-winded, you can fast forward and read one line per page, but the early part is quite interesting, much better than those stories where the female protagonist is a hindrance and the male protagonist is a domineering CEO.

There is a big difference between reading novels and reality. It is impossible for a man with such a temperament as the heroine to become a queen, and it is impossible for a man who can become an emperor to only marry someone like the heroine.

This is the second book by Su Jingchu that I have read. The story is told in a long and steady flow, and the male and female protagonists come together naturally. I thought Shao Yiming brought Xie Chichun back just for use, but that was not the case. He felt very sorry for her and was afraid that she would get tired after watching her for a long time, so he would never leave her even when he couldn't see her. The same goes for Xie Chichun, who is always worried about whether he can help His Highness the Third. These two people, who have no biological parents to love them, can always warm each other up.

A very sweet and refreshing article, written slowly and without being impatient.

It's so good. The last two votes this month are all for you. The story is bland and the love is sweet.

This book is very interesting, but there is no extra story about the princess and her brother at the end. I was surprised. Overall, it is very interesting.

The water flow is long, gentle and lingering. Just because of you, it's you. I just want to protect you, so... Why not fight for the throne!

It's beautiful, sweet and sweet, but not boring. Occasionally there are some funny ones, but most of them are normal and we get along well with each other.

This book is very good to read, not muddled, very good