God Has Given Me a Great Responsibility, and I Am Willing to Mess It Up

After reading it, I still don't understand. I'm confused. A little uncomfortable. I feel so frustrated. I always feel that the protagonist is like a monkey. People are fooled by being played [what] every day. Why do I feel that the protagonist is all taking advantage of her. Except for the mandarin duck, there is no true love [what][what][what] In fact, what I wrote earlier is pretty good, and the protagonist is a bit clever. I don't know where to start. Before watching it, I thought it was a leisurely retirement life, but after watching it, I just felt that there was a big gap. A life in which those who take the blame are often framed. I thought that Concubine Chun was an amiable big sister, but that was the end of it. My cousin is also careless. The family members are all taking advantage and don't care about the protagonist at all. The Ninth Princess is also weird. The royal family are all weird.

This book reveals in an extremely introverted manner how a corrupt protagonist enjoys life. Life must be comfortable. Our efforts are to expand the comfort zone of life and better enjoy the happiness that life brings. I hope everyone's life can be tight and tight, with a few friends, some small fun, a cup of light tea, and some fun. [Top post][eating melon] Come and talk to someone, you can say anything [crying] [crying] [crying]

At first, I thought it was a palace fight. Although the heroine was a mess, she was smart enough to resolve the crisis. If you write in the first person, there will be some confusing and unclear things that I can understand. However, you can't just explain everything and keep digging holes without filling them, right? For example, how did the heroine drink with two old men but returned to the palace and were framed, what were the origins of those two old men, why was the heroine unconscious, and the heroine's life experience (even though the original text said she had a phoenix life) and her grandfather (was he dead? Why didn't he save the heroine when he was alive but there was no interaction at all)? How come the heroine didn't mention her mother in the series of operations later? What's more, does Gu Boping really like the heroine and why doesn't he defend her? He's so cowardly. He also thinks that if he comes out (the queen), then he will become a saint. How to arrange his harem is not explained clearly in the article. I regard these as the author's character creation. There are also the six kings and the emperor and his son who are mysterious when setting traps for the heroine. When the heroine asks, he either interrupts or doesn't mention it at all, so the author doesn't explain it to the readers. But, why does the heroine seem to be alert in everything but admit defeat? I don't want to complain about anything else. I can't remember too much. What I want to say the most is, as a queen, how can she work hard and work for others without complaining? She will handle official duties when the hero asks her to. Please, she is just a person who has just recovered from an injury. Pregnant woman, why did the male protagonist think of letting a pregnant woman stay up all night to deal with it😅 (If it's because the child is not his, I'll admit it) As for the female protagonist, she works hard and doesn't complain at all. The key is that she really doesn't have any resentment at all. She is really 6. No matter how bad she is, she is still a mother of a child and she should consider it. All in all, it just makes no sense and is not well conceived. I started writing without imagining the details, only a framework, and did not fill in the holes. Is it worthy of the readers? It's a shame that I stayed up all night to read it [awkward laugh] [stare]

Can't express clearly.