The Enchantress Returned to Beijing, and Prince Qingxiu Was Not Clear

It's a very good article. Some details are a bit slow and deliberate, but overall it's good and not too long. It's pretty good.

Good looking. Both male and female protagonists are very good.

Although the writing is okay, the heroine's brain still hasn't caught up with her this time around. Thanks to her charming nature, she wouldn't be able to survive for a few chapters.

The extra chapter is over. Once again, I would like to thank you all for your support and encouragement along the way. I almost couldn't hold on several times but it was only because of your comments and support that I managed to survive. The score of this book is not good, and I didn't write it well enough, but it is improved compared to the previous one. I also like this story, Su Rui, Yunji, and Guoluo very much. No matter what, every step counts. The new book is already being prepared. I will meet the treasures again soon. I hope the new story will be better!

I've read more than 100 chapters and still haven't gotten to the point. What do people who think it looks good think? It's dragging, it's a lot of nonsense, there are so many superfluous plots that I can't even watch them without skipping a beat.

The characters are a mess and I can't stand it anymore. I feel like I'm constantly torturing the heroine. I tried to kill the heroine so many times without being killed. The plot is dragging and unsettling.

It's still pretty good-looking. The author's writing skills are good. He has written out the pull, entanglement and subsequent transformation of the male and female protagonists into each other~ mixed with slaps in the face and abuse, it will not make people feel unreadable~ The book is very interesting~

I've just watched half of it, and it's quite interesting. The villains are quite charming. Although the male and female protagonists are a little more clichéd, they're also pretty good. I've watched half of it, but it's a pity that I was shocked - the female protagonist "had no chance" to tell the male protagonist that she was pregnant. I hate this kind of plot. Readers who don't mind this kind of plot can come and watch it, but I personally don't accept it.

The actual plot has nothing to do with the sweet pet in the introduction. If you don't want to suffer from chest tightness, shortness of breath and blocked breast glands, I suggest you not watch it, because most of the plot abuses the heroine, and the marriage is not peaceful. The front-end is okay, but the plot in the back is a bit confusing. The emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists always goes back and forth, which makes it depressing to watch. The author is quite profound in some places, but the overall storyline is frustrating and not sweet.

The female protagonist with a big belly and the rescuers are not sure of the importance of the male protagonist in their lives, let alone the narrow escape during childbirth. Why didn't Dong Yue Guo clearly understand his feelings for the male protagonist when he came to visit? [Shhh] It's so contradictory.