A Spring Boudoir Wedding

I don't quite understand what this book is trying to express. There was no introduction at the beginning as to why she was forced to do military discipline, nor why she was asked to wear brothel clothes. Then why did the female protagonist take the initiative to have a miscarriage, and then why did the male protagonist not react at all? Then why did the plot of that minister happen again and again? Didn't understand. Only after seeing it later did I understand a little bit. The whole story uses a lot of flashback techniques. You have to think carefully to tell whether it is talking about the present or the past. There are a few things that are puzzling: first, why are thousands of blood exchanged for a glimmer of life? I don't quite understand this. Second, since so many people have to die in exchange for one person, isn't that a bit too selfish? Third, it seems that the whereabouts of the left prime minister was never explained.

This is the novel that describes the most resurrections from the dead. The story line is a bit messy, and the portrayal of each key character is a bit thin. Why did the Prime Minister help the heroine and why did he like it? In the end, he did not honestly explain the reason. The fates of the Nine Young Masters, Minister Min, Jiang Zhi, Prince Xuan and others are explained, which is a pity.

Although the writing is good, the story line is indeed too confusing! The plot is unclear

The plot is a bit scattered. Halfway through, I still don't know where the grudges come from? Issues that can clearly be solved with one sentence should be allowed to be misunderstood by the parties concerned. It's love that is unclear. The writing is not bad.

It's a mess, don't waste your time

Very nice, recommended