Daily Life of Fighting Monsters in the Imperial Harem

It's very good. The cover title is weird "Fighting Monsters in the Harem", but the content is very good. Each character has a distinct personality and is not blindly stereotyped. It is antique, the author has profound skills, and the novel reads like a Jin Yong-style narrative style. Characters are not simply good or bad, black or white, and everyone is not fighting to the death for a man. Reading this novel is like a cup of tea in the afternoon, with a long aftertaste.

It's very interesting and fast-paced. It focuses on the heroine who enters the palace and gives birth to the only prince, King Lu's rebellion, and the stories of princesses and good sisters. The eldest princess is mighty, the second princess is a human being, the tenth princess also gets better, the ninth princess understands that women also have status, and Xiao Jin's daughter, the eleventh princess, is inspired by her mother to raise her to become a princess.

It's a nice, fast-paced group portrait novel. The writing is concise, brisk, clear and smooth. Every character in it is very vivid and three-dimensional. The author said that he only wrote novels as a hobby, but I think the author's writing style has surpassed 97% of people in Tomato. What I admire most is that the experiences of many characters in it can be used to open a novel. Yes, but the author blended them together very naturally, and was not clichéd. None of the female characters in it were deliberately written to impress the public. This is the atmosphere I really want to see in the novel. Thank you to the author for persisting in writing this wonderful novel. It is really great. Come on, author! 👍👍👍

It's a good read. I've read it too many times and it's always about intrigues and fights. This one is pretty good. I read it in one sitting. The author's new book is also good. I'll read the latest chapter of that book and then read this one. Come on.

Well, the story is very strong and the plot is excellent! It feels like my wife has read a lot of books! The writing style is average, not detailed enough. I feel like I could actually write more, but the pace is fast and it is very comfortable to read without dragging („• ֊ •„)੭ It's a pity that in the end, the protagonist returned to the capital and delegated power, and the character here felt a bit broken. She was initially assumed to be an ordinary person, but later she studied hard and took power to regain her homeland after the city was destroyed and she fled south. In fact, she was no longer ordinary, she was extremely capable! The wife wrote that she discovered that her son wanted to take power and then quickly delegated power, which was not in line with her ability. Those who know how to learn love to learn, and those who know how to manage people love to manage others. Everyone wants to gain a sense of accomplishment. Just like Empress Dowager Gao of the Northern Song Dynasty and Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang of the Qing Dynasty, they delegated power because their abilities were limited and they couldn't do it. Skilled people like Empress Dowager Mi of Qin and Empress Dowager Cixi of the Qing Dynasty also delegated power to their sons, but the real decision-making power was always tightly held and it was impossible to completely delegate power. I didn't expect to find a book about loving my daughter for 24 years. It's such a surprise🥰Looking forward to the next one😊

This is the best book I have recently found on Tomato. It breaks away from popular conventions and writing methods. From a farm girl to a queen mother, Pomegranate has not been alienated by power and still retains her true heart. She also always remembers to abolish sacrificial burials. At the same time, she gradually acquires her own political wisdom as she grows up. The palace fight is an unconventional palace fight. The whole story is more of a daily narrative. Later it is extended to the family and the country. Compared with the fight between females, it is more about everyone making a living and making their own choices. There are conflicts of interest, but there is no routine of turning against each other or harming others. Pomegranate has always been there along the way. Being accompanied by sisters, this is my favorite part of watching it. Compared with Gong Douwen, it is more like a historical record, recording the life trajectory of a group of real and unique people during this period of history. Xiao Jin, Murong Yan, the eldest princess, the second princess, and even eunuch Zhang are all outstanding. The author's writing style is concise and the logic is clear. In 200,000 words, he can clearly explain the rise and fall of a dynasty, and naturally connect the stories inside and outside the palace and the border. It is really rare for such a complex structure to be smooth, natural and detailed. Some people in the comments said that the writing style is very similar to the previous novels. I think so too, and I look forward to the next book.

Like shit-flavored chocolate. It's edible but very gutting. The princess pushed the only concubine who was pregnant with the prince into the water without any punishment. Forget it, what follows is even worse. There are four emperors in one country, three rebellious families who proclaimed themselves emperors, and two of them have done nothing at all. They all have blood circulation, and they don't kill the nine tribes. What's even more speechless is that the third-brother's daughter of the mastermind of the rebellion can still be the queen. There is no punishment for all of them, just ask for mercy and it will be over. It is too outrageous.

The writing is great, and it feels more like a group portrait. Each character is fleshed out, with brains and scheming, but they are all very consistent with their own identities and personalities. The whole story is very friendly to women, and there are some ideological awakenings in the face of feudal society. It is obvious that the harem, imperial power, and feudal society are all cruel, but it makes people feel warm and comfortable to watch.

Read it in one sitting! It's really interesting to watch, with a very unique perspective. A rural girl who doesn't understand anything later faces the war and has plans. She advances when she advances and retreats when she retreats. Pomegranate is still the kind-hearted Pomegranate, and she has become better. I saw the growth of a girl, and also saw the warmth, suspicion, resentment, and longing between people. It's really amazing. This book is so well written! Come on!

A book that I personally like very much. The writing is simple and smooth, the characters are vivid and vivid, and the most special thing is that there is no palace fighting! Everyone is loving. I also like the happy ending at the end, after all, good people are rewarded. 🥰