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This is purely my own review and has nothing to do with anyone else, so please don't pay too much attention to my evaluation. I have not read other people's review, because I haven't, so I feel very much about myself. This book is really... Probably for a child! Or maybe it's because it's my first time writing an article. Not only do I have no writing skills, but I also lack a lot of basic things... And many modern languages Three elements of a novel: characters, environment, plot... No one can pass! First of all, the heroine's identity is the Queen Mother. If you say you are the Queen Mother, you must have the identity and manners of the Queen Mother! Why do you always bow to others and make sure you are the Queen Mother in front of everyone? Of course, some people think that the heroine also lives by looking at other people's faces. Well, let's talk about this again. The heroine doesn't live by looking at everyone's faces. Why should she be submissive in front of people other than the male protagonist? Moreover, in the whole book, there is no appearance of the queen mother, she is obviously like a little girl. There is also the matter of reversing the case of his father and playing the drums himself. This is not what a slave is. The heroine has obviously been recognized as the Queen Mother, so why does she still let her mother stay in a locked place instead of taking her into the palace and letting the Queen Mother receive good treatment? Isn't she afraid of being harmed? As a queen mother, the heroine does everything alone. For example, the two times she met the second prince, she didn't even have a maid. The heroine's parents are both guilty. Even if the late emperor canonize her, but now that the late emperor is dead, won't there be any ministers who would oppose her becoming the queen mother? If you say that you are afraid because of the protection of the male protagonist, then you should at least write about the situation where someone is dissatisfied! It's so fake if you don't say anything like this! The heroine is too soft-hearted. After being treated like that by the hero, she is still willing to think about him. Haha, maybe I am too petty and the hero does not know the truth, but I will never have feelings for him again. I feel like the heroine is a bit masochistic The heroine is very stupid and believes whatever others say. She was tricked by the scumbag many times. In the end, the scumbag told her to be careful at night, but she fell asleep without any precautions. Where is your brain? Do you think the person you are talking to is the male protagonist? You speak very politely to others, as if you are a maid, and you almost always have to add it at the end of every sentence, okay? Hey, I want to shake her head. You are relying on the male protagonist, not anyone else. She is obviously the Queen Mother, but she is described like a commoner's daughter, with almost no one caring about anything she does. I just want to say, your palace is too lax! The Queen Mother runs out of the palace almost every day, haha, as long as there is a male protagonist. And at the beginning, the heroine actually brought all the people who died unjustly in her previous life to her side and served her personally. I just wanted to say, why don't you find out what happened to him first? If he is a bad guy, you will never survive one episode in it, even if the male protagonist is there. Also, women hold hands with people of the opposite sex without taking the initiative, even the second male lead. When a queen mother goes out of the palace, she doesn't have a guard or a maid, and she can ride in a carriage even if she doesn't know how to ride a horse! But he was riding on the same horse as the second male lead and still relied on him. There is also the young lady who inexplicably becomes the male protagonist. This is also... Just enough. I really doubt that the heroine is just trying to make up the word count, because the heroine has not committed any heinous crime and can return to the palace as long as the rest time is up. But he probably wants to write about the daily contact between the man and the woman! The heroine is actually written as the male protagonist's concubine, and she is still in the male protagonist's palace. The most important thing is that I think she is very boring. During this period of time, there is no legal reason to go back to the palace. She lives in the male protagonist's house for no reason. Moreover, the heroine's original identity is still some kind of queen mother. It is really ridiculous and serious. The heroine is obviously a concubine, but there are so many people saying things like congratulating the wife on having a baby soon. What's worse, the heroine, as a concubine, actually calls the hero's mother, doesn't there even be any rules? Let's talk about the male protagonist. He doesn't consider anything for the female protagonist. He does everything according to his own ideas. That time about the incident between the female protagonist and the "Second Prince", the male protagonist was so cruel. There wasn't even anything that made people feel better before. The heroine forgives the hero so quickly, it's really... The male protagonist was unconscious due to fighting with the enemy, but he was not killed. It's ridiculous. I had to give a blood transfusion to the little emperor before. Although there was no concept of blood type, considering that it was ancient times, I didn't judge this matter from a modern perspective. Even if you passed it, what are you going to say to me later? No rejection? Oh my god, this shows that you still know the dangers of different blood types! Then you were so relaxed before. It felt like anyone could do a blood transfusion. This magical operation was simply... Also, the heroine was obviously missing, but instead of looking for her in a hurry, the hero listened to the scumbag and started looking for some pills, completely forgetting that the heroine was missing, haha! While watching it, I really wanted to say, even if you want to investigate, send someone to find the heroine! Many plots are so fake. For example, the heroine was kidnapped. In order to leave a mark for the hero, she flirted with the kidnapper and had to buy rouge and gouache. The most ridiculous thing is that the kidnapper actually agreed. If it was true, he would definitely knock the heroine unconscious. "Pengci" appeared in the late Qing Dynasty What's even more ridiculous is that the treasury was looted and no one reported it. They only found out during the inspection. There is actually a concubine release letter An ancient woman, who was also the queen mother, didn't mind at all if a foreign man came into her bedroom. In addition to the second man, other men were also allowed. It was called "handling cases". The male protagonist wants to coax the female protagonist, but he actually discusses using charms and drugs with his son and daughter. Oh my God, your son and daughter are less than ten years old. Also, there is only one imperial doctor here, the second male, and he has never been replaced. The heroine just got pregnant and went to find the enemy alone, haha! I'm surprised, you are the Queen Mother, where are your bodyguards? Why are you always alone? The male protagonist was walking outside the car, and the female protagonist said in front of the male protagonist's mother that she wanted to take a car with another person. Inexplicably, all men like the heroine When they arrived at the place, the officials wanted to flatter the male protagonist, so they bought some things that the women liked, and the male protagonist accepted them. Isn't this flattering? But Da Da used "this time the flattery hit the horse's leg" to mean that the flattery was right. I was like... Doesn't this sentence mean that the flattery was not flattered? Could it be that I am slow to react? There is also a woman who takes the initiative to prepare amulets for the second man, but I have never seen her get anything for the second man. The big writing style always makes people feel that the heroine is unfaithful, and there are two people who have nothing at all, but they have to write as if they are one person. The heroine is pregnant, and she is afraid that the hero will find out, so she fakes her death, and then drags the ball to another man, saying she wants to find out. Oh my God, this is crazy. Don't you know how much you are capable of? If it hadn't been for the heroine's halo given to you, you would have been dead long ago. Do not discuss anything with the male lead The heroine is really stupid! It's obviously a small enclosed space with no air. Even if you want to accompany the hero, you still have to think about your children! Also, all men have feelings for the heroine. I really don't like this setting. However, if the heroine is smarter, it can be accepted. However, the heroine is so stupid, and you actually... Alas! Really can't say There is nothing more than that when the male and female protagonists are together. The heroine is Mingming the Queen Mother, why does her son call her mother concubine? The female protagonist is not embarrassed at all. She casually mentions other men in front of the male protagonist, saying that it is for fun. It's okay. Why can she hold hands with any man? She even doesn't feel embarrassed at all when being hugged around the waist. The female protagonist is not conscious at all. I really don't know how such a woman can make every man's heart flutter. Forget it about the female protagonist, there is also the male protagonist. The male protagonist can let a man who clearly has evil intentions protect the female protagonist alone. Is it because this man is also good to the female protagonist, so he will not trust the female protagonist a hundred times? There are really few male protagonists like this. The last one to test the male protagonist, you tied him up, what was the test for? It was only towards the end that I realized that this was a fantasy novel! That Xiao Jinyun actually dedicated his body to the late emperor, eh! Hehe! This article is too powerful The male protagonist doesn't really love the female protagonist that much! I'm stupid and can't see it. The ending is also inexplicable... Well, you may say, I have said so many bad things about this book, why should I read it? Isn't that asking for trouble? To be honest, as long as the first ten chapters don't make me feel any big problems, I will read it from beginning to end, because I will write my review for every book I read. If I write it before I finish reading it, I always feel that it is unfair, right?