Mistaking the Little Consort

It makes me feel good to read it. It combines doting with love and can help the husband become a good emperor. It is really good. I like this kind of story, which does not require too much suspense and does not require the protagonist to suffer too much. Just be happy

The plot of the novel is twists and turns and touching. In an accident, the heroine swarmed into the hero's fish pond. In order to save her life, she tried her best to pretend to be a mermaid who came ashore. He goes from doubting and teasing to teasing and defending, and love arises spontaneously. He thought that he would embrace the beautiful woman, but he didn't expect that the story would turn around. He had seen countless people and missed her, and finally he finally found someone to belong to. The story has ups and downs and deeply reflects the complexity of human nature. Be honest with others when dealing with them, whether they are friends or strangers.

It tells the story of a little concubine named Jinshu who evolved from a small fish. By chance, Jinshu was involved in Da Sima's fish pond. Because there were many fish in it, in order to survive, she pretended to be a mermaid and went to the shore. At this time, Da Sima also saw her and rescued her. After that, Da Sima also doubted her identity, but gradually they got to know each other, and Da Sima began to protect the identity and status of the fish-man, and married her as his wife. From then on, the two of them depended on each other and cherished each other.

It is a short sweet pet story. The female protagonist is a cute type who loves to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. The male protagonist is the kind of person who dotes on the female protagonist without any limits. Although the book is not particularly long, the author has designed the plot very richly. After the heroine experienced a series of dangers regarding her own identity, the process of the two people talking to each other was accelerated. It is worth mentioning that the author's writing style is not bad, it is not too vague, it is not embarrassing to read, and it is not long, so I can finish it in a while.

The plot of this book is engaging and the characters are well-drawn. I particularly hate Concubine Liu Shu, she is arrogant and domineering, and the people around her are all arrogant. However, the author writes the character Jin Shu very vividly, and her wit and bravery are eye-catching. Looking forward to future developments!

There is no separation between the former dynasty and the harem. After all, many of the concubines still have official and semi-noble titles. Xu Zhenyi, if you want to gain a foothold in this harem that is full of traps, you have to fight for your reputation! In order to become a top-notch princess, she needs to network with various people along the way, recruit soldiers and generals, and establish her own network of people; but more importantly, she must follow the right master, endure humiliation and bear the burden, and always keep a hand on the road to promotion; because this battle is not only about the human harem, but also the battle between the gods after the immortals.

The story is novel. The heroine can pretend to be stupid in order to survive. She is as wise as a fool. She can pretend to be the little carp of the hero. She can also pretend to be the emperor in the cold palace, not to mention the princess and the demon god. The male protagonist is narcissistic and arrogant, but he was unexpectedly caught by the female protagonist pretending to be stupid. The reading process was very relaxing and enjoyable, but the disadvantage was that the male protagonist was not close to women and his character was broken (unclean), and he ended up being HE.

Although the plot is a bit cliche, the author's writing is really good, and the simple language expression allows readers to have a picture in their minds, and the characters are well portrayed. There is not much suspense in the whole text. The heroine is loved by thousands of people, capable of both literary and military skills, wisdom and courage, and there are not many changes between each other. The simple story line makes readers really unable to stop reading. Although the chapters are short, the plot is very rich, and the lovely Jinshu is really lovable.

In just over sixty chapters, this mentality changes quickly. In fact, it is quite consistent. The most important thing is that the heroine is neither a time traveler nor a reborn person. Maybe the seniors in her family are time travellers.

I really like this simple story line. There are too many chapters and too many characters and I really can't remember it. This is just right. Two or three pairs of CPs are enough. I really really like it~