I Am a Virtuous and Virtuous Person

This is truly the most agreeable heroine I have ever seen. She treats most women with a kind of sacred motherhood. At the same time, she also has majestic ambition and precise execution. This is the coolness of a heroine in ancient rebirth novels. Collect talents through the past failures, find the flaws of opponents, and make the women around you better within the scope of your ability. Unfortunately, the author's introduction is the same as a 1v1 ordinary sweet pet, but the author clearly states that the husband is just a tool man, and the plot in the backyard also takes place to the extent that it can bring benefits to the heroine. Most chapters are about the heroine climbing up and saving people who are beneficial to her. I really like how she said when her concubine was giving birth that the delivery room is the place where all life is born. She was not dirty at all. She was the gentle but powerful perfect sister in my dream.

Why has no one read it? This book is really, really, really good. First of all, the author's knowledge reserve is richer than that of ordinary authors. His writing style has the shadow of "A Dream of Red Mansions". It is not jerky or laggy. All the characters are described in a decent and vivid way. Everyone has a different image. It not only describes their disadvantages, but also adds to their advantages. The heroine is calm and able to handle it with ease. The characters who solve all problems are smart and sincere. The story between the girls is really touching. There is no female rivalry or palace fighting. They are charming, scheming, honest and loyal. All the girls have their own characteristics. It is so happy and harmonious. The heroine is really a special, special, special good baby. I really like this book. Why is no one reading it? Please read it to me. Please read it.

The author's writing is particularly good. One thing that particularly impressed me is that the heroine's help to the concubines and maids does not have a sense of charity, and it is not like some articles that describe the concubines as particularly bad, but the heroines in those articles are particularly kind to them. These concubines are just trying their best to climb up, climbing up in the only way they can see.

This is the history of women's struggle in the workplace under the guise of palace fighting. The heroine is completely the anchor of the sea, spiritual support and life mentor. The main theme of Gongdouzhai fighting articles is basically a group of women fighting and plotting against each other for a man. In fact, except for a few who are sincerely jealous because of love, most of them are just to protect their own survival and life interests. Men have exploited women's chances of survival in society and trapped them in a small area, so they can only seize the benefits they rely on for survival through men. The male protagonist in this article is a pure tool, providing an environment where women can live a stable life. He does not talk nonsense or give blind orders. The female protagonist completely determines the situation. The female protagonist has a strategy, a big heart, a measure, a patience, a vision, a sense and a decisiveness, a moderate punishment without losing kindness. He knows and makes good use of the women around him, and weaves a beautiful scene of warm sunshine, vitality and prosperity of women of all colors. There are such outstanding people, like a trickle of water nourishing the land, like a warm sun that drives away the cold and warms the body. They subtly influence the lives of many people. What a blessing to meet him!

This book is so well written so far! The writing is smooth and has no flaws, and there are no mistakes. I feel that the general framework is quite mature. The author is updating daily and the quality is very stable. I look forward to the next development. It's really good to watch. I was shocked when I saw the rating was only 6.7. Is it because not enough people commented? Or is it because everyone doesn't like this? I feel like a lot of the hydrography or writing skills that I can't stand are all listed with 8+ points which is confusing. The scoring mechanism of Tomato is really confusing.

The rating of 6.9 Is too shabby. I personally think it's an 8.5. It's a very soothing daily novel. It's friendly and gentle to women and not romantic at all. I really love the heroine.

I can give this book full marks after reading thirty or forty chapters! The author is of good quality and the story is interesting. Highly recommended! I think the first half is really well written, but for the second half I really don't want to give this book a high score. If I give it a low score, I feel a little sorry for the author's writing ability. The heroine, the Holy Mother, is not the Holy Mother. It is true that she was taken advantage of. One of the reasons why I gave a low score here is the three supporting female characters in the article. A is a princess apprentice who sacrificed her life for the country. She was once likely to be sold into a brothel, but she was rescued from Ren Yazi anyway. The heroine + princess taught her to be independent and self-reliant. After A learned something, she began to believe in love and love. She wanted to be a concubine for an old man, and her three views were shattered by the princess. I want to say that the heroine doesn't care about this kind of thing and lets it go as she pleases. Then the heroine is really taking advantage of the charity. Any girl can come to the heroine for gold plating. After the gold plating is completed, the heroine kicks her out and becomes a concubine for others. Anyway, the heroine doesn't want to let anyone go. The female partner b is the one who becomes the wife of the male protagonist's savior. She really repays the favor. The plot design is shocking. She is not a peaceful concubine, but she is given to the savior by the straight male protagonist. The straight male does not understand, but the female protagonist understands. The female protagonist knows the background of the character b and makes a fuss when she knows that she went to the savior's house. The team didn't stop the dog jumping, so they just patched it up casually, treating the symptoms but not the root cause. Anyway, in my opinion, it was a big mistake for this savior. The female partner C is a little princess of a small alien tribe that the male protagonist met while fighting outside. The character is that the tribe is withering. The female C has been running away in various ways since she was a child + wanting to avenge the tribe, so she happened to help. The male protagonist is very busy, so he created a female supporting character like this. Later, the female protagonist did many stupid things a year ago. Not only did she go to a strange environment and refuse to listen to advice, but she also insisted on going her own way. She also encountered many weird things in the palace. The female protagonist in the palace was not at home, and anyone could bully this female supporting character, leading to divorce at 8.9 Months of pregnancy. The family ran away to find the male protagonist in a flooded place, and then confused the royal bloodline and strangled his own son with his own hands. Then the author shot the arrow first and then set up the target, saying that the female protagonist C had postpartum depression (from my point of view, it is actually the female protagonist C who wanted to get the attention, love, and benefits of the male protagonist, but failed). The operation of this C female partner is really fascinating. I really want to give a negative review of these three female partners by the author. I currently have 100 chapters left to finish. To sum up, the writing of this book is quite contradictory. Judging from the writing skills, he must be a veteran. The author's age is generally under 40 years old. A conservative guess is that he is 30+, right? However, the ambiguous attitude towards "loving women, fighting women" may be to please female readers. The creation of female characters seems very childish and does not match my guess about the author's age (experience), so it is very, very contradictory. I don't know whether to recommend this book or how to rate it. If there are readers who prefer refreshing articles, I don't recommend reading it. Moreover, the proportion of vernacular written in this article is not very high, it is difficult to read, and it is not popular enough. Therefore, I have no cultural foundation and do not want to be fooled. I do not recommend it.

The writing is so good, both literary and entertaining. Except for a few, they are all very cute girls, warm, relaxed and lively, like the continuous willow branches in spring, gently swaying in the wind.

It's so well written. It's so wonderful not to have children. Are there any similar novels you can recommend?

The full text is about loving a daughter, loving a daughter deeply, and even a bad woman needs to be loved. Although many people complain about the female protagonist, the Virgin, I hope that there will be more and more literature about loving a daughter. Sometimes I hate it so much that I hate it. The author is still forgiving and still being influenced. The situation is really opened up. You are the true love of the daughter, and you really understand "why she is like this." I hope that the next book will be about my wife's success in literature and martial arts.

I read an article on Tomato about a god-level woman gaining power. The heroine is truly a great person! If the heroine plans to have a husband in the story, the interaction is always written in an innocent and tender way. If she enters the courtier system, she will often completely disguise herself as a man until she dies without revealing her identity as a woman. This article allowed me to see how a woman can be both a wife and a minister, without giving up any of her identity as a woman, and finally become the most powerful person in the world who controls the emperor. Humanistic feelings are also an indispensable part throughout the whole text, and also enable the heroine to transcend the "strong" and move towards the "great". Thanks to the author for broadening my horizons as a person who only reads online articles [shy]

This book started very slowly, and there was very little plot about the heroine. I skipped a few chapters, and it wasn't until the heroine got married that I felt it was getting better. Fortunately, I didn't miss such a good book. It can be said that this is the most humane, caring, smart and gentle heroine in ancient Chinese that I have ever seen. Many modern time travel girls may not be as good as her. What I like most is the human touch of the heroine. She can put herself in the shoes of the women around her. The memory of her previous life has made her open-minded and tolerant. She is like an older big sister holding up all the people around her. Such a person should be reborn! Moreover, the author's literary talent is outstanding. Even if he writes about the heroine's daily routine, it will not make people feel like a running account, but it will be interesting. Each character is vividly portrayed. It is rare for an ancient Chinese novelist to spend so much time describing the interesting life of the heroine. To be honest, the heroine in many ancient Chinese novels is just a tool to advance the plot. No words are wasted on writing personal daily trivial matters. Even if there were, it would be difficult to write in a relaxed and elegant way like the author of this book, as if reading the prose of a famous writer, which is pleasing to the body and mind. As I read it, I felt like I had watched "Domination of Hollywood". This is all because of the author's profound writing skills, so the large sections of popular science plots will make people watch with relish, and some knowledge will enter the brain in such a despicable way XDDDD I don't have to say anything, just recommend it! Every female reader can get deep spiritual comfort from this ancient book, because there is a female protagonist who protects many very, very good girls. There will no longer be heart-wrenching plots where the heroine is beaten in a feudal society and her head is broken and her body is covered with blood and bruises. She is smart and powerful, and makes people feel warm when watching...

Although I don't like nanny stories very much, the heroine in the middle and later stages of this book does indeed become a housekeeper, and the whole Qingshen line is a bit weird. However, the author's writing is really superb. It can be seen between the lines that the author has a literary background, and he respects and loves women from the bottom of his heart. He hopes that grills help grills has transformed a relatively ideal world so that women can bloom, unite and love, stand upright, and be everlasting, instead of following the trend and creating false heroines. It even gave me some inspiration. For example, the best student taught by the awakened Fourteenth Princess took shortcuts and became a concubine willingly for the sake of wealth. I feel that women are also human beings, and they have desires, good and evil. What is commendable is that after this, the women in the book are still trying their best to help women, and jointly create a society that is relatively fair to women. I really like the author from the bottom of my heart. She treats her works with care. So far, I have not seen any traces of water. I hope that the pearl will not be covered with dust.

It is a very new kind of Dapo literature, and many book reviews, including the author himself, have mentioned that there is a sense of looking down, which provides me with a new perspective when reading books, and also explains some of the inconsistencies. Overall, this is a very good book, especially during the later reforms, there are no leaps that are not allowed by productivity, and the logic is very smooth!

I think it looks great! The series of plights of female textile factory workers due to the emergence of capitalism are really touching. When I was studying, I was very shocked by the experience of cheap labor at that time. I was also very happy to see the development of communist ideas. It is true that many places are a bit idealistic, but this idealization makes me more moved by the specific people in history. I thought the story about the Jiangnan Flood Disaster was very wonderful. When I read it, I wanted to write a review and praise it, but now I can't think of anything. In short, it's good! I've been reading this kind of books recently and really like to read some settings where female protagonists are lusty. I hope they have the strength and courage to fight for power and have the right to speak. So I am very happy that the heroine is on guard against Li Ju. She should prevent others from coveting her rights! It is also a pity that apart from the heroine and the heroine, there are few other female characters who have more ambitions for politics. I long for more women to reach out to politics, but I also understand that the limitations of the times are clearly there. The author said that the halo of the heroine is that she is regarded as a human being by Li Shiliu. This sentence still touched me a lot.

It's beautiful. Why are there so few people? It's very beautiful. Highly recommended, very good-looking, a true love story about women, and no competition between women. Some negative reviews are outrageous, thinking that the heroine is so powerful, why not become the emperor, regardless of the background setting.

The rating is only six points, why is it so low? I am speechless. The details of life in the article are true and meticulous, the characters are accurately chosen, the plot is logical, there is no brainless boasting about beauty, and there are no unreasonable emotional relationships. Give it five points and wait for the update. Just want to know why the rating is so low? !

The heroine is smart, sincere in dealing with people, and has very clear political ideas. This is a great novel. I can't help but think of the heroine Mochou in "The Story of a Thousand Mountains", who is also like this. She marries an unfavored prince and gradually promotes the prince to ascend the throne. Along the way, she accumulates her own strength and finally realizes her political ideals. However, the heroine in this book is softer and more patient and lenient with women. I enjoyed reading it and wanted to have such a reliable "sister" with whom I can share big things and small things. The other characters in the book are all wonderful, and it makes sense to read as a group portrait novel.

The author has read many books and has his own opinions. The writing is smooth, and some of the language in the middle is a bit modern, but overall it's good. There is a male protagonist, but he is away most of the time. The relationship between the heroine and the hero is a bit spoiled, but in the ancient setting, what can a royal wife do? Only with support and coaxing can we live a better life and gain greater power. In the early days, I felt that the relationship with Tongfang was a bit too condescending. Whose wife would go to the concubine's room every day and comfort her in various ways. Later, it got much better and she made a lot of adjustments. The group portraits are well drawn, and several characters are quite three-dimensional. It exposes the development of the textile industry and the blood-sucking nature of capital in a very profound way. I have read so many online articles that mention the development of the textile industry as how women can be liberated. It makes the whole world as beautiful as a fairy tale. The overall article is worth reading.

The heroine made the best choice within her status. She is a warm sun to the women in the backyard of the palace. The heroine does not mind protecting people in the mud under her own stable conditions. She is courageous, resourceful, never regrets every decision she makes, has high emotional intelligence and is rational. I strongly recommend novels about non-CP female protagonists, but this book really piqued my interest. The female protagonist compares the male protagonist to a boss and herself to a housekeeper. She is never in love and can always handle things in a way that satisfies most people.

The writing is so cute that it kills me. It's not just CP, but the writing is so cute and tastes great.

The heroine is the most compassionate person for the situation of ancient women in novels I have ever seen. She treats every woman equally and helps them grow and gain a foothold. She has been working hard to change the social environment, develop more lesbians into all walks of life, and strive for the right to speak.

I have only read part of it, but I feel that it is a pity that it is free and there is no female competition. The author spent a lot of energy to depict many lovely, pitiful, and respectable women, whether they are smart or stupid, and their abilities can only be used in the inner house. Many people don't understand why the heroine treats the concubines and slaves like that. So good, but the heroine only treats them as humans, women, and the same kind, not love rivals or enemies. She tried her best to help protect many women, so that the girl who was bound to the capital in her previous life and was a docile princess returned to the north and became a general. The author said that the heroine is an external saint, but saints talk about deeds but not their hearts.

It's okay. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework on the Machiavellian part, and the trip to Jiangnan is not boring. I feel that doing big things really requires many, many talents of all kinds. The downfall is probably Qing Shen. The person reading that part felt very uncomfortable. They wished they could reach into the book and tear her apart. The heroine's confidants were also harmed, but the Holy Mother can forgive her...

It's very exciting and beats more than 90% of the Tomato articles. It's great. This article can be said to kill more than 95% of Tomatoes in an instant.

Strong recommendation, final extra, echoing from beginning to end After the heroine died, she went to modern times and then was reborn. It is rare that there is a novel that can face the concubine family squarely. They are not objects, but people. Every maid and concubine has a personality and is vivid. The heroine is very transparent and smart, and there is no fighting between wives and concubines. The author's writing is delicate, logical, and the characters are well constructed.

It's very beautiful. The more I watch it, the more I like it\(//∇//)\. It deserves five stars.

Not to mention that Brother Xiong and Sister Fairy are very cute. I really love Sister Fairy's gentle attitude towards the girls in the backyard. Even if Mother Wang is a bit hateful, she doesn't have to do anything with her. It's just a way for her to take good care of herself in her old age. Yes. The concubines who treat their husbands are also tolerant and gentle, because this is not something they can control themselves. Taking care of these difficult girls within their own abilities really makes my heart soft. She is the most gentle and kind mistress in ancient texts I have ever seen. Brother Xiong is also a good boy who is both rough and fine, and listens to his sister. The Queen Mother is also kind. Overall, after reading the first forty chapters, I really loved this article. I gave it a five-star rating. The rating of this article is really lower than the quality of the article. I hope more people will see such a gentle story.

The author has read widely and is not a mindless writer. The latest chapter just explained the status of ancient military commanders, which is very interesting. The heroine is very wise and has a good way of getting along with her superiors. She is very practical and needs to be understood. The book introduction on the homepage caters to Tomato's overall novel introduction style and does not reflect the most unique aspects of this novel at all. I like this novel very much. The highlight of it is not the love affair with the male protagonist, but the management methods used to save the dynasty from collapse. The author has a wide range of knowledge, and his insights and study of history and governance are very solid. The latest chapter mentions that ordinary people built dynasty buildings. The heroine's analysis is particularly humane. I really like it.

The author's writing style is very delicate, but relatively gentle, without too many dramatic conflicts, so I abandoned the article once in the middle and then picked it up again to finish reading. The male protagonist is actually well portrayed. He has full physical strength, force, loyalty and courage. He values ​​his siblings far more than his concubines and children. He is slightly nurturing in the early stages. But I also thought about why everyone has grown up and it seems that the male protagonist has no sense of awakening and growth from beginning to end? In the early stage, the heroine is all-rounded and cares about her concubines and all the women around her. In the middle and later stages, she becomes more involved in government affairs and the fight for heirs. There are a lot of details, but I feel that the portrayal is not vivid enough. After reading the full text, I feel a little bit stuck. It seems like it's missing a little bit, but I'm not sure which point it is. There are some written about each of them: house fights, palace fights, empress political intrigues. Such a big reform will encounter a lot of opposition and struggle, but except for the Jiangnan War, the other aristocratic families and politicians seem to have no ability to fight back. It may be that I am not so convinced by the final outcome. The change from a feudal monarchy to women participating in politics and fighting and becoming king in a different place to a constitutional monarchy is a big and big change. It mostly starts from revolutions and wars rather than a smooth transition. But! The author's delicate writing style is still a very good article. Thank you!