The Little Dowager's Vest is About to Fall Off

The impression this book left on me is still very good. The author's writing style is excellent and the content is in line with my taste. Generally speaking, I like it very much. That's right, I have a few questions: First, why does the heroine only allow her to cause trouble for others, but not allow others to retaliate? Although I know that it was because of Gu Yunzhao that she caused trouble when the male protagonist was about to let someone sleep with him, but there was obviously a way to make that person unhappy or even get rid of her, so why did she choose this method that would offend people on the surface? Second, I feel that the heroine is not very smart. "He who knows the current affairs is a hero." Since she knew that the male protagonist was not close to women, why was she unwilling to deal with it at that time, not even as a "concubine"? 3. Shouldn't we be careful about our words and deeds in the harem? Even if the heroine had a very high position in her previous life, she would not be ripped off. Why would she dare to call the emperor a hypocrite just after her soul had passed through another body? (｡･Ɜ･)? I prefer to look for logic when reading articles, and in daily life I also like to get into trouble. I can't understand these problems. It makes me feel weird when I read articles. If any book fans know about it, please let me know. Thank you ヾ(≧∇≦)ノ

Will the heroine return to her body in the end? Seeing as the original body still exists, it should be possible to go back while keeping this suspense. 😍😍😍I'm so looking forward to it.

I was attracted by the local tycoon's rewards. I found that old fans all wanted discounts, while passers-by wanted recommendation tickets 😂😂

The most disgusting and annoying male protagonist, bar none. I have never seen a female supporting character as mean as Tang Yin, but the male protagonist is even meaner, disgusting!

I seem to dislike the current male protagonist very much. Although the novel portrays him as a clean and self-sufficient person, and then he can't help himself when he meets the female protagonist, he actually despises this kind of self in his heart. He mentioned several times that he thinks he has become the most shameful person, that is, he despises his love for the female protagonist, but he forces the female protagonist to sleep with her. However, the embarrassing identity of the female protagonist makes the female protagonist a person who cannot be seen in the light. Personally, I think this is a very shameful thing. I think the heroine is a very proud person, but now she feels humbled by the hero. The hero does not consider the wishes of the heroine at all when he does things, and only cares about his own happiness. It would be incredible if the heroine could fall in love with such a person. What is true love? It is to be able to protect her when she is in danger, to clarify and take responsibility for her when she is criticized, and just like what is said in the article. The male protagonist forces the female protagonist, and anyone who knows about it will despise it, and it is the female protagonist who is disgusted. The male protagonist also has no clear goals for his and the female protagonist's future, but is waiting for him to get bored. Although this is a novel, you will definitely not get bored of it, but what will be waiting for the heroine after you get bored? She has no family to honor her, both her parents are dead. And she has a past with the emperor, so one can imagine what kind of life she will have in the future. Or should the male protagonist release the female protagonist from the palace when he gets tired of playing with her? How ridiculous. If love is like this, it's really sad.

I just don't understand. Every time the heroine plots something against the male protagonist, he knows about it. But when it comes to other women's plots, he's as blind as if he can't see or guess.

The subject matter of this book is very novel and the language is relatively fluent. Although I have only read a dozen chapters, I want to keep reading. However, after reading so many chapters, a question has always been bothering me. The author is great. The introduction says that he is Shuang Jie, but the article says that the emperor often issued imperial edicts to sleep. Is the emperor still clean?

Why is the concubine just unconscious? Are you leaving a backhand for Gu Changan to wear back into the concubine's body? Don't you think you should? ! If you want to develop a relationship with the male protagonist, you must be in the current state of the emperor's harem. There is no point in going back! But why is the concubine still hanging on for half her life? Open a small account? Hahahahaha(ಡωಡ)hiahiahia

Now it seems that the male protagonist is really not as good as Liancheng. He can't tell the difference between green tea and white lotus. It's shameful for him. He actually shows his temper and gives me Chang'an. Humph, he deserves not to get a wife.

Are you entering the harem now? ? ? Why does it feel like the emperor doesn't like the heroine much? He is either forcing her on her or forcing her on her. He has not thought about the heroine at all. He just does whatever he wants. He has never thought about the situation of the heroine entering the harem.