Song of the Wild Grass

If the maximum score is not five points, be sure to give the author a hundred points. In the omnipotent, all-powerful, all-powerful heroine 🍅Mao Mao is really a special existence. It is not necessary to learn music, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, and songs. The common people also have their wisdom, and the grassroots also have grassroots methods. I saw some comments saying that the author writes about cats who don't learn music, chess, calligraphy and painting, because he just has no ambition and wants to give up writing. On the contrary, I think this is the biggest characteristic of the heroine. It is because she has thrown away these "cultured person" qualities that the grassroots heroine can shine. I originally thought this was an ordinary sweet pet, but I didn't expect it to imagine such a grand world of women. I look forward to many more films to come! Come on big

I was really deceived by the title of the article, thinking it was a mindless sweet novel, but I didn't expect it to be so broad and have so many connotations. Undoubtedly, this is a very, very wonderful and high-level novel. The logic is quite strict, and the characters are also very stable. The awards that other readers complained about for too much ink also reflect the importance of being "close to the people" in the later chapters. Qingcui is really a great girl. Watching the black yellow magnolia turn into bright Qingcui, I really experienced a wave of high sense of substitution. On the other hand, I feel that Qingcui is actually very lucky to have met a love-minded male protagonist/the love-minded male protagonist is not chauvinistic/the male protagonist is also particularly fragile and has a strong sense of empathy/most of the people he meets are good people/the lower class is in a higher position but has not been betrayed by the benevolent lower class. The last point is something I feel very emotional about. In my opinion, even though a village girl becomes a concubine and is very considerate to her attendants, can the lower-level attendants who are immersed in the palace really not be in love with each other? On the contrary, Xiao Qilin, as a descendant of the emperor and a noble princess, would be bullied by the attendants. This contrast is quite novel, probably because we can see Qingcui showing more kindness and less plots to set rules; In addition, the disadvantage of strict logic is that some plots are not so "splendid". It is indeed difficult to find clues in ancient crimes. Even if there are Jin Yiwei, without various modern equipment such as surveillance, it will be difficult to find the suspect. Therefore, the male and female protagonists are in a very long love story. In the plot, I was very constrained because I couldn't have hands and eyes; and my daughter Xiao Qilin defended Huang Mao and was almost in danger of pua vs. Her best friend Xiao Chen who suddenly disagreed with her own ideas and ran away with her political opponent. These two settings really really made me, who was highly involved, very suffocated [staring]

The heroine is so cute! Straightforward, kind and sincere. After reading about Chapter 40, everyone is a good person, there is no poisoning to get in the way, and the heroine can say that she has met noble people along the way. It makes my aunt laugh all the time, hahahahaha

A very successful and mature story of female growth. The heroine has the raw aggression brought about by wild growth. She is not like a "woman", she is a human being. The most amazing thing is that this book does not allocate IQ, appearance, and moral character according to family background. There are idiots in aristocratic families, and it does not have the complicated calculations in traditional books that will definitely succeed. In fact, no matter how sophisticated the calculations are, there will always be bugs. This article is full of human interest.

At the beginning, the heroine was very frank and lovable, and the two protagonists got along very well, like a cute little couple. It wasn't until the other two concubines were pregnant and the male protagonist was sleeping on someone else's bed that I suddenly realized that this was a novel set in the harem of an ancient emperor. The contrast made me feel uncomfortable. I kept skipping and looking back. I realized that the heroine's baby has the potential to be an empress. Then I read on and the plot suddenly became clear. Overall, it's a good work, it depends on your frame of mind when viewing it. I don't know if the next generation's text will be written yet, but I'm looking forward to it very much.

Very good, the fight between harem women is not limited to love. They will do bad things for their own benefit, and they will also have a moment of synesthesia because they are both women. The heroine has shown a very vigorous vitality since she appeared on the scene. The nature of a woman who has not been disciplined by feudal society is indeed a leopard. She is vigorous, strong and intelligent, but not too distracted and not too cold-blooded. (Although she also became a Tianlong in the later period) The wildness in her is good for the daughter's most primitive blood. The male protagonist is a man who does not exist on earth (my ideal spouse is beautiful, knowledgeable and loyal). The only flaw is uncleanness. Although the author does not advertise feminism, the female characters in it, whether good or bad, ruthless or affectionate, are all what women really look like. If they dare to speak and act, what if they are not virtuous, virtuous, humble and meek? Women are the true mother goddess, and they should be the ones everyone expects.

I just realized that there are basically no reviews, so I would like to recommend it. In fact, the author has almost explained the outline direction and ending in the previous few paragraphs, so I won't go into details. Apart from the writing style, I didn't find anything interesting in the book. I just felt that the queen was a little too stupid. The little queen was written in such a way that it seemed like she had no brains. But as explained later, this is a stupid, stupid, controlling queen. As can be seen from the title and cover of the book, this is the story of a girl from a bad background who grew up tenaciously, met a soft-hearted God, and then continued to grow up flexibly. ❤️ Like It's like two children supporting each other and growing up. It's great.

It's eloquently told, logically fluent, and rich in details. It's the Top 3 I've seen recently!!! Why is there no one rating it?!!

I just read a few chapters. The content is very detailed and the court etiquette is in place. But I read in the introduction that the heroine's surname is Yang. I didn't see anyone named Yang. Could you please tell me the author's name of the heroine 🤭🤭🤭

It's very interesting. The heroine has great vitality and is like a fierce tiger in the scorching sun. She wandered as a child, took root in the soil, and was not ashamed of working. Later, she grew into a decisive leader with great power and could personally behead the rebels. Although she was born as a homeless girl and the male protagonist is an emperor, when they get along with each other, the feeling of equality and respect for each other is particularly good. The female protagonist is generous and open-minded, while the male protagonist is delicate and considerate. I like this kind of relationship. The supporting characters are also very rich, the enemies and friends are not absolute, the heroine also grows up slowly, and her temperament and vision are changing. Moreover, the heroine's character is not perfect either. She will have unexpected places and twists and turns, but these are not problems. In the end, the only daughter of the heroine was granted the title of Dowager and ascended the throne.