Jin Ruo'annian

I've read about half of the story, and the writing is pretty good, but the storyline is really frustrating. I don't know if the author wants to express that life is unsatisfactory nine times out of ten, or something. She clearly fell out with Pei's father before, but later her aunt actually married him for a continuation. The princess was described as so pampered and unreasonable in the first part, but later she actually became romantically involved with her cousin Ke. I'm really speechless. I feel that it is meaningless for the heroine to be reborn. Instead, the few branches that were good in her previous life were torn apart into a mess. Even if there is no golden finger, she can't be so weak...

After reading it, all aspects of life are vividly depicted. People who like to speculate will probably like this book, but those who like simple life will not like it. Reading this content makes me feel as anxious as a fire. The most unexpected thing about this article is that Ye Zhun and Yan Chong are brothers. Although I read it, I still feel guilty after the heroine was kidnapped by King Mu. It was too much for me to jump and watch, which affected my mood. After watching most of the ending, I don't know how to give up. In the end, the heroine also revealed what happened in her previous life. Ye Zhun died together with King Mu to save the heroine's child. The hero also came back alive and begged the emperor to bury his brother in the same cave as his parents and let Yan Yan inherit the throne. The ending of the hero and heroine retreating to the countryside was okay.

It's a bit sad to see

I really don't believe that men in ancient times were so stupid that a concubine harmed their legitimate children and they didn't know about it. Even if they didn't know, they would check it out. It's really just that he is blind. His father will definitely not be much better.

The male protagonist seems unclean and a bit unreasonable

The more I look at it, the worse it gets. The more I look at it, the more I feel angry and nonsensical.

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Did the male protagonist have a concubine in his previous life? Were the male protagonist and the female protagonist not twins in the previous life, right?

I don't like the character Ye Zhun, even if he has deep hatred, I don't like what he does.

Is it possible that Ye Zhun has a grudge against the Yellow Emperor, or is he the noble concubine of King Mu?