Fenghua Jingque: the Reborn Poisonous Concubine Brings Chaos to the World

There is nothing sadistic about the whole book, and there is no misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists and they are both very strong. However, after seeing the ending, I felt that it would be great for the female protagonist to be with Tuobayu.

I have read almost all of your books. They are all wonderful. I haven't been so fascinated by them in a long time.

It's good to read, but Tuoba Yu at the back is so touching. I couldn't help myself after reading it. After reading this book, I will be immersed in it for a few days, and then look for new books to read after a few days, haha

A good book is like solving a puzzle, attracting people to read more eagerly. I had abandoned this book once a long time ago, about a hundred chapters in, and felt that there was not much to look forward to. With the ambition to read all the abandoned books, I started reading them again, but to my surprise, I couldn't stop reading them. Maybe because the relationship between the male and female protagonists was stable at the beginning, and there were no bloody misunderstandings, so I didn't feel anxious about reading the two hundred chapters before, and it was relatively bland. It seems that after the 250th chapter, there are many obvious foreshadowings and clues. The pace speeds up, and the hooked people want to know what the truth is, so they advance all the way to the end without stopping. Before the ending, he was very disgusted with Tuobayu because he had too many women. I saw comments saying that Tuoba Yu is good, and I really don't understand it. In the ending part, Shen Xiujin and Lu Huaizuo's cruel writing couldn't make me cry, but because of Tuobayu, the tears flowed completely uncontrollably. It hurt so much😭😭😭 Maybe it was easy to give up on the book because I didn't have much to look forward to at the beginning. But when I patiently read nearly 300 chapters, my appetite was suddenly whetted. The whole book feels a bit like "The Legend of Liancheng". Behind everyone around you there is a story that is unknown to the heroine (reader), especially the people who I thought I could trust wholeheartedly. But it's a little better than "The Legend of Liancheng". After all, there are many positive characters, and you can still feel the warmth in the world, otherwise it would be too bitter and despairing (but I like "The Legend of Liancheng" very much, um, it has a unique taste😜😜) and even the villains are sentimental, so it's not that uncomfortable. The writing technique is like Agatha Christie's detective novel, which is confusing and confusing at the beginning. The reader seems to be moving forward in the fog, and the veil of the fog is unveiled bit by bit, and finally the whole truth is revealed, which is surprising but reasonable. However, if you read the ending first, you won't be as shocked. So, just like detective novels, I will not read the ending of this book first, and I will not spoil it. Yue Tu has read all of Yue Tu's books, and some of them are often read. She is the only author who has read the most books. Unlike Yue Tu's other books, the emotional descriptions in this book are not very delicate, and there are almost no irrelevant and trivial things in the impression. Everything serves the final truth. Some details seem very disorganized, making people wonder why such small things are written (such as the maid Ziling tearing off the heroine's hair), but in fact they are important clues that lead to the answer to one or several small puzzles. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists and their male counterparts are as disappointing as those in "The Concubine of the Prime Minister's Mansion and the Queen's Concubine Are Not Easy to Treat" (Mo Qingling, Jimo City, Jimohan). The male protagonists also have a vague attitude of competing with the male protagonists, and the CP is about the same. Bai Jingzhi's writing is slightly weaker, similar to Xiao Jiu or Jing Xiu, and maybe there are fewer male supporting characters, so Bai Jingzhi's presence is stronger than Xiao Jiu and Jing Xiu. He has also done a lot for the heroine, so the author gave him a heart-wrenching and peaceful ending. Because the male protagonist has sacrificed a lot for the female protagonist, neither the male protagonist nor the male partner can bear to give up, so they can only sacrifice the male partner, so Tuobayu is the most distressed and difficult to reconcile. I can't help but think that if the heroine had known the truth about Tuobayu, maybe nothing would have happened to the hero, which is better than Jimo Han. The flaws are also the continuation of the author's consistent style, with names or characters being changed.

The whole book is really good except for some places where people's names are mixed up. Overall, it's a good novel.

It's a great book, the only one I've read in its entirety.

How could I forget that?