A Concubine's Account

It's worth reading, but it's a bit too bland. Maybe the heroine's temperament is like this, but after reading the articles listed in the author's list, it's always the same. Maybe the author has such a mature, sober, world-weary and alienated temperament. I quite like it, but I feel that some of the emotions are too alienated... So that the description is too pale and rushed, the details are not exquisite, the rhythm is too flat, and there is no layer of tension. The writing is smooth to a certain extent, and the words will be better if they are more condensed. I like the scene of Princess Shen Ningyu, it is the color of the heavy makeup of Prince Shen, but unfortunately... It is dark blue, and finally ends abruptly with the black that gradually dries up. My favorite is the showdown between the heroine and He Lanyu at the end~Suhu! What I dislike the most about the male protagonist is that it is too plain and straightforward. Many times I feel that he is just a tool to promote the plot, and I can't even feel his emotions. Even though he is clearly a beautiful, strong and miserable scumbag, I am completely indifferent and unable to empathize with him. I can't even call him annoying...[Face covering] If this character is written well, it will be wonderful...

Short and lean, with clear context. The heroine seems to be a bystander describing the stories of the people around her. The story feels like there are shadows of Dorgon, Dayu'er, Huang Taiji, Shunzhi, Concubine Dong'e... But in the end, the bystander cut off the ending with a knife, so there was no glorious moment when Emperor Kangxi finally reached the top, and there was no Xiaozhuang... Creating a new story.

In any case, the female protagonist is the big winner. As for whether the male protagonist loves her or not, I personally don't think it matters. The male protagonist once saved the female protagonist during a period of strong desire to survive, so the female protagonist's life was brought to life, which is offset by this. Her death comes down to the fact that people are mortal, and death is what she chose for herself. Once a person has the right to choose, this is strong! Hypothesis (this article does not exist): The male protagonist is reborn with memories, so he knows how stupid and sarcastic he is!

She fulfilled what he didn't dare to do, instead of turning back, she went around the bush

Many people say that the heroine's behavior in the second half is unreasonable and strange, but I would like to say that the heroine has truly become sober.

Let me go, is the heroine of Da Shuang Wen? This is not it. Killing two people in a row in the end was really cool. Ah Shui is really a rare good person. There are also Seventeen Pomegranates, they are all doing well. She should live for herself and live happily with Ah Shui and their children. This prince is the one with the brains for love! How many people have been hurt for a woman who doesn't love her!

A few pages in a hurry is a lifetime. I want to go back to my hometown and look under the peach blossom trees. My family must be there. As for him, since he has never loved me, there is no need to force him. After all, I am still me. Just pretend that nothing happened, I was just with my mother and the others. Life is always so fast and so long when we recall it.

It's quite good, but the slight sadness touches the heartstrings. Essay. I finished reading it in a while. But after reading it, I still felt a little uncomfortable. I cried a lot, but I didn't cry. But it's good and I like it. Come on, author, I like your work [laughs]

The years are long, and I am shocked and helpless. The characters are all very distinct, and the male protagonist never falls in love with the female protagonist. Although the female protagonist is weak, she still raises the sword in the end.

It's beautiful and well-written, why isn't it popular?