Fengming Palace

Many girls are saying that the male protagonist of this book is a stud, so they chose to abandon the novel. Perhaps it would be uncomfortable to say that he is a stallion from a modern perspective, but if you truly regard him as a man who existed in ancient times, you will find that he did a good job. Because the male protagonist does not travel through time, and neither does the female protagonist! In their traditional concept, "rain and dew share equally" is not wrong! In such an environment, it is rare for the male protagonist to protect the female protagonist's feelings as much as possible. Some people say that the male protagonist is cowardly. What I want to say is, in ancient times, the king was the one with the most power. How domineering could the male protagonist be pretending to be a pig and eating an elephant? The queen's relatives also have a lot of power. If they don't take it into account or pretend, the male protagonist may be killed before he can compete for the position of heir. Let's talk about his three wives and four concubines. Looking at the male protagonist after he became the prince, how many women did he have? The rest are basically empresses, important women arranged by the emperor. If they are kicked out for the sake of the heroine, wouldn't it offend the emperor and empress? When the time comes, the officials will hold on to you, and the people of the world will say that you are ruthless and unjust (because that was the way they thought at that time), or even say that you betrayed your trust for a woman. At that time, both the male protagonist and the female protagonist will be in trouble. Whether the crown prince's position can be preserved or not is still a question. There are generally two types of readers who say the male protagonist is cowardly. First: Readers who do not see the back and only read the first point and make arbitrary conclusions. Second: readers who have not truly experienced the book and have not viewed things from the perspective of the characters in the book. In my opinion, the male protagonist is a person who is far-sighted, flexible, capable of both civil and military skills, and has the overall situation in mind, while the female protagonist is a smart and sensitive person, who advances and retreats in a measured way, and assesses the situation. If you read this book carefully, you will find that everyone has a unique personality. Finally, I want to say, where did Gong Douwen, who was truly in line with the times, come from so many Shuangjie? Where do so many male protagonists come from with so much power that even the king cannot control them? (It would be a different matter if the male protagonist is a king.) Where do so many female protagonists come from? Where do you get so many confidants who can be easily received? This book has a large layout. Maybe some people will say that I just don't like them, so I can only say that everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. I am not posting this to offend anyone, I am just telling some people about the good intentions of this book from my perspective. Don't deny a book easily. Some things don't know whether they are good until you finish reading them!

The author's writing is good, but I like a perfect male protagonist and female protagonist. A male protagonist who, after being with the female protagonist, also has children with other women, and a female protagonist who can accept such a man calmly, I really don't like. Although both the male and female protagonists are ancients, and this is very normal, life is already a reality, and reading books is to relax and seek perfection that is not available in real life.

First of all, this is really a sweet story. Secondly, if the male protagonist is a scumbag, then I don't know if there were any men in ancient times who were not scumbags. If I give the author a full score of 9.9 Out of five, I will deduct 0.1 Because the wrong name will be written. In such an era where mindless cool articles are prevalent, this is really an article worth reading. Although some of the strategies in it didn't wow me, the overall story made me feel that it was full of twists and turns. The male protagonist does have some concubines, and they have physical contact with them, but they were only favored on a routine basis when the male protagonist was still a powerless prince (after all, there were many spies in the palace, and the male protagonist had no ability to protect the female protagonist at that time. If someone said that the female protagonist only favored the female protagonist and did not abide by women's ethics, the male protagonist could not protect the female protagonist at all), and the male protagonist did not allow the concubines to have children of their own. In the end, he did not even go to their rooms after gaining power. In fact, what satisfies me the most is that no matter how others provoke and pretend to be pitiful, the male protagonist always trusts and prefers the female protagonist, and has never liked anyone other than the female protagonist.

It tells the story of the heroine Tao Junlan, who went from being the daughter of a guilty minister to a palace maid, to meeting the male protagonist, becoming a side concubine, becoming a crown princess, and later, over the course of several years, every step of the way, hardships, joys and sorrows, the suffering of concubines, watching the male protagonist have another woman, and having a concubine. He is the child of another woman, but the hero still loves the heroine the most, and his character sometimes has the kindness of a woman. The male and female protagonists are both real. There is no martial arts or special powers in this novel. The male and female protagonists are ordinary people. There will be a lot of forbearance, helplessness, compromise, and sadness. Although the female protagonist is kind, she is not a pretty Mary Sue. The male protagonist is gentle and kind, but not without the means he should have. The characters are all very well portrayed, very delicate, and the inner expression is very good. All in all, it is a very good article, worth reading.

It looked pretty good at first. As a result, it became more and more unbearable as we went to the back. What kind of characters are they? The male protagonist is weak. The heroine is the Virgin. My God just keeps giving in. He also wrote down a bunch of sons and daughters. The eldest son comes out to attend classes. A prince was suppressed by a princess. And I really don't know what to say about the heroine. I feel so sick when I see the back. It was really hard for me to stay up all night to watch it. Abandoned

It's a very nice book. It's an analysis of human nature, life's setbacks, ups and downs, and it's very coherent. It's worth reading.

The heroine has nothing but the aura of the heroine... Look at the heart of the earth~ Women are thrust into the hands of the hero one after another. The heroine is helpless again and again, breaking her own principles. Apart from being too kind and too patient, she has no means. I want to make an exception and at least give the heroine a little golden finger... I feel that she is too useless.

At the beginning, there were only two concubines, and one was the principal concubine. Later, after taking in two more concubines, there was Miss Jiang, and then there was a cousin who would have married the emperor if she had not accidentally followed the emperor. It was also because my father felt uncomfortable having sex with the cousin. Does the male protagonist love the female protagonist? That's enough

Tao Junlan's IQ is sometimes online and sometimes not online, and several foreshadowings in the article cannot withstand scrutiny. Mainly, Tao Junlan is very confused. An official lady suddenly fell into the clouds, and then experienced various situations in the world, including that she herself experienced many life and death tests after entering Prince Duan's Mansion. Judging from various experiences, her status The mental wisdom should be improved to a higher level, but I don't know if it is because the prince is really spoiled. I feel that I am still very stupid when I should be smart. When I saw that I entered the palace and became a princess, because my sister suddenly gave birth, I couldn't care about anything and just wanted to get out of the palace. I understand that the author may want to portray Tao Junlan's emphasis on family ties, but Tao Junlan has experienced so many big and small things, including the time when her younger brother was injured by an arrow. According to the growth process of a person, a person who has experienced many big things should not be so reckless. It does not mean that she wants to leave the palace, but that she wants to leave the palace as a princess when she is excited. If the maid does not stop it, it will be very difficult for Li Ye not to mention leaving the palace like this. It's His Highness the Prince's fault. She can't react at all. It really shouldn't be like this. This plot really can't stand up to scrutiny. Maybe the author also wants to show that even though Tao Junlan is so nervous about her sister, she will still have a moment of calmness and a moment of compromise because of Li Ye, thereby expressing from the side that she still cares about Li Ye? ? ? In short, the plot cannot stand up to scrutiny, and there is also a plot where the Ninth Prince vomited blood after being fed cakes by Gu Liangdi. According to Tao Junlan's life experience, she should have realized that there was a problem when Gu Xi, that is, when Zhuang Concubine came to see her, and It wasn't until Gu Xi took away the Ninth Prince that she realized that this incident seemed to have been planned. The heroine portrayed in this way is like Tang Monk who has been deceived by the Bone Demon after going through nine or eighty-one hardships. It is unreasonable and cannot withstand scrutiny. The concept and material selection of this book are good, but it only has a good frame. The skin covering the outside and the flesh and blood filling are not plump. It is passable at first glance, but it cannot stand up to careful consideration. However, this is just my humble opinion.

To be honest, this is one of the best-written novels I have ever read, on par with Liu Lianzi's The Legend of Zhen Huan. But the plot and characters are the most rubbish I have ever seen, bar none. I stayed up all night in vain. The first 10% is good, but the last 10% is good. . . . Rubbish, the character setting is rubbish. Looking at it, I want to shout, scum, yes, the male protagonist is a scum! So is the heroine. . . I really don't like it, and I feel like I'm pretending to be aloof!