No Salt for Later

What is special about this book is its depiction of characters. In the author's writing, every action of each person is just right, with clear and reasonable reasons, and it feels very natural to read. Although many supporting characters only have a few characters, they are unforgettable.

Wow, it seems that I am not the only one who thinks this novel is good! But also, how can such a beautiful novel not be attractive? I hope the author will keep up the good work!

It's not easy to persist in doing anything in life! Just like the author's writing path, this path of growth is definitely not easy, but if you persevere, then you are the best!

First of all, this book is very beautiful! Not much to say about the plot, please pay attention to lightning protection! 1. This is not a 1v1 article that is both physically and mentally clean. 2. It's a pet article 3. It's a time-travel harem story, a micro palace fight The main movie begins after Chapter 4.150. The plot is bland but really engaging. It is the kind that gradually becomes popular among people. 5. The male protagonist is the emperor, and the dynasty is the Ming Dynasty. The emperor has three thousand beauties in his harem, which is in line with the historical view of the times at that time. 6. The male protagonist is not a scumbag. You have to watch this based on the historical thinking of the time. 7. If you want to read a 1v1 harem pampering story about being physically and mentally clean, I think you can find the next book. --The above are all personal opinions

I felt psychologically uncomfortable after watching it! Why do men psychologically like someone and sleep with other women? As a time traveler, how can I endure the emperor favoring so many women?

While watching Baidu, the overall plot is well documented. The relationship between the heroine and the emperor did not change overnight. I think this is normal. How can it be so easy to change the feudal ancient thoughts? After experiencing these things between Wang Rongyu and the emperor, the relationship between the two people will get better and better. The heroine who traveled through time did not drastically want to change the direction of the Ming Dynasty, nor did she always ask the emperor to be diligent in political affairs. The heroine subtly changes the society in which she lives, without making any sudden changes. It's been a long time since I read a romance book seriously, I just skimmed the outline of the plot. But this book is just sad, every word of it. Just watching it made me cry and wet the pillow. I also thought about the fact that the queens and queens in history did not give birth to princes, only Rongchang. Rongchang married the same consort, but his life was average. She lived such a miserable life after the death of Ming Dynasty. The people in the book are so happy. I hope those people in history also have happiness that is not recorded on Baidu. Maybe it's just that I feel they are miserable now and cannot understand their state of mind when they lived at that time.

As the male protagonist of an imaginary novel, shouldn't he be physically and mentally clean? After all, what we are reading is a novel, not real history. Since there is time travel, why can't the male protagonist be a stallion? If you are so serious, why bother reading novels? When you are in school, just read the history books seriously!

Today this book is free for free. I read it in one sitting. At first, I thought the male protagonist was a bit of a scumbag. I knew he was the emperor, but in the novels I read before, even if he was the emperor, there would only be one female protagonist in the harem. This is the complete opposite. He has many women, favors many, and has many heirs. Although the real emperor should be like this, we are reading novels. Later, the male protagonist slowly corrected himself under the influence of the female protagonist. I even cried when watching the ending. It was so sad. I also cried when the heroine gave birth to a child, especially when the prince was born. At the beginning, the male protagonist could not be considered to be in love with the female protagonist. While he was having an affair with the female protagonist, he later favored someone else, but he was still seduced without knowing what was going on. I don't have much concentration, but I have witnessed the hero's step-by-step change. I also feel very uncomfortable and don't know how to describe it. This is the first time I have read a novel in which the male protagonist is not a virgin. I used to think that I could not accept it. It was not until I read this novel that I discovered that it was not that difficult to accept, but I still didn't like it very much. I still like that kind of overhead. This novel is actually very exciting, the language description is really good, the heroine plays the role of a queen very wonderfully, and the heroine is written like a queen, which is really rare. It cannot be said that the heroine does not love the emperor, because she always remembers that she is a queen, and the queen should look like a queen. How should I put it, the heroine's love for the hero is not so obvious at the beginning, that is because the heroine has traveled through time, and she has always had a modern mindset. Maybe some of her behaviors are bold and free, so that it can be written more lively, lively and lovely. The heroine should be soft when she should be soft, and be tough when she should be tough. The ending was okay, both the hero and the heroine passed away. No matter who leaves first, it will be painful for the one left. I had some guesses before, and the final outcome proved that my guesses were right. Anyway, author, come on, you broke my precedent and changed my mind.

At first, I really didn't like the male protagonist. There were so many women, but he was the emperor. This was the case in ancient times. In the middle, when I saw him liking the queen and sleeping with other people, I felt a little disgusted. The behavior of so many women was ridiculous, but I also felt a little pitiful for him, especially when I wrote about the reddish circles under his eyes. After all, he is only a teenager. In such an environment, that is probably normal! I think the heroine is pitiful, pathetic and pretentious, but she is also happy and feels uncomfortable to be true. In fact, when reading novels, I like to see the male and female protagonists who are physically and mentally clean and live as a couple because they basically don't exist in reality! The bad thing is that the author should have written the dynasties in an imaginary era! Hey, it's the only book I've read that's so contradictory.

I cried inexplicably at the end