A Flawless Peach Blossom in the Imperial Harem

It's well written but too depressing. The heroine has traveled to ancient times since she was a child and has been subtly accepting feudal ideas. However, her thoughts in her previous life really told her that she shouldn't be like this. If she didn't have the thoughts in her previous life, she might have lived a good life. But in the end, the heroine should die of depression or integrate into that era, right? After all, there is no one who understands the female protagonist, even the male protagonist. This reminds me of Ruoxi in Bu Bujing's heart, who clearly knows everyone's ending but has no way to change and can only go with the flow.

The writing is good, but the female protagonist is in love (go dig wild vegetables, life is too difficult), and the male protagonist is typical of male chauvinism (a scumbag, thinks he is in love, bah), I hope that men and women will never be together, forget it, if they are sick, they should be together, forever and ever, never to be separated.

Very good, in line with ancient marriage life. Modern people cannot accept three wives and four concubines [face covering]. I hope the author can give the heroine a good ending.

It's very beautiful, although sadistic, but very real. This is a real ancient emperor. The male protagonist has her responsibilities, but the male protagonist is such a scumbag. Everyone in the harem has fallen asleep. I wonder if the female protagonist will be depressed and in pain. I feel very sad for the female protagonist. The female protagonist is such a good person, why can't she have someone who loves her? She is the only one. Maybe the female protagonist can't let go of the male protagonist.

It's heartbreaking to watch. The hero really loves the heroine, but he is not only an ancient man, but also an emperor. He thought that he and the heroine had the same mind, and thought that as long as the heroine became a queen and became his wife, she would satisfy the heroine's wishes. So he tried to overcome all difficulties to make the heroine the queen, but the heroine prayed wholeheartedly to leave him and leave here. The male protagonist is right, and the female protagonist is right too. What is wrong is that they are from two different worlds, but they fall in love with each other.

I hope that in the novel be, the heroine returns to modern times

Very pretty. It's just that a lot of men like the female protagonist, and a lot of women like the male protagonist. The author worked so hard. I have written it until I am old and it is not finished [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying] The emperor has too many children. It's so frustrating to watch. There are endless conspiracies.

It's quite good to watch, because the male protagonist dotes on too many women in the front, I thought he would abuse her a lot later, but it didn't, which is a bit regretful.

I think this is the real thing

In her previous life, she was born in a family that favored boys over girls, and became the heroine of a grassroots starlet. In this life, the Lan family has a harmonious family, but the status of women is particularly low. After knowing that the male protagonist was a prince, he refused to become a concubine. After five years of delaying his marriage, the engagement was annulled and he accepted the order and entered the palace. In the middle, there may be some worry and anger for the male protagonist to keep his filial piety, but there is also a trace of hope. The family love that the heroine did not get in the previous life is gained in this life. The love that she has never tasted is full of sourness. Later, her family was framed and her mother died of illness... The heroine's nickname is "Weak Rui". She has never been the strong one in relationships. While struggling to survive under the feudal imperial power, she also has a heart of love for the weak. The characteristics of the heroine attract the hero, but the hero who respects the strong and survives the war is destined to run counter to her ideologically. The heroine lacks love and longs for love but cannot fully accept the strong love of the overbearing king. Some people may think she is hypocritical, but I think this contradiction is just right. The more the hero wants to tame the heroine, the further he will push her away.