Entwined in Gold

Each character who appears has a long description of his psychological activities. The story line is chaotic. The fight in the house and the selection for entering the palace are too lengthy. The prince (it is not yet known whether he is the official matchmaker) is not long-talking and has an unlikable and hesitant character. However, the palace fight around chapter 300 has a climax, which makes it interesting. Now I decide to chase it by jumping.

The writing style is very good, and it makes me want to keep reading. I just feel that although the heroine in the author's novel praises his calmness and intelligence from all angles, the most important thing is that the cancellation of the palace entry is due to the male protagonist's request for the Queen Mother. She does not seem to have played a big role? It feels like the heroine is more of a bystander or a supporting character, and the author focuses more on the fighting spirit and courage between the supporting characters (the most impressive one is between Cui Er and Cui San)? Everyone has a good feeling for the heroine, and there aren't too many plots where the female counterpart is targeting the heroine. It's also good that there aren't many female rivalries. Also, did the ending feel a bit rushed? Fang Min'er's line didn't feel very well written?

The author's writing style is really good. I'm a little short of words, but it's really beautiful. Everyone, feel free to enter the trap.

The logic is clear and rigorous, and the characters are vividly drawn with flesh and blood. The scene is a bit draggy and not crisp enough.

Mature writing style, logical logic, worth pursuing

I originally read this novel with the hope of seeing the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, but the focus of this novel is not on the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, but more on telling the readers the story of the struggle for power. The details are well described, and although the pace is slow, it is delicate and not procrastinating. Not much to say about the protagonist, the stories and inner dramas of the supporting characters are very exciting. When money and power are involved, the descendants become cruel and cold-blooded, and because of all the past, there is still a trace of softness. However, fate is always ruthless. I can't dislike other characters except for the brother of the eldest wife of the heroine's family and the second sister of the heroine's family. The eldest wife of the heroine's family lost her husband and son. Her daughter married well, but she became a widow. Fortunately, she has grandchildren. She was born in a small family and has poor vision. In the long run, I will try my best to do things that I think are good for my brother-in-law, children, and grandchildren. Although every sentence in the novel is about her clumsy and stupid scheming and methods, I still feel so miserable when I see her. The seven arrows on her son's body when he died may have always been pierced in her heart. Whether it is the Queen Mother, He Xun, or the heroine's eldest sister, they all hold high positions, but they have unspeakable pain in their hearts. All in all a great novel.

What can I say about this book? I said it was not good. I finished reading it. I said it was good. I always felt aggrieved. The writing is very good. You can read it to pass the time. However, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is progressing a bit slowly. The female protagonist always doesn't understand and I am very anxious. In the end, from the perspective of the emperor, he actually loved the heroine in his first life, which actually made me feel more comfortable. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists was not as satisfying as the heroine and the emperor. It's not about whether they are worthy or not, but it just makes me feel. The most touching part of the whole book is the scene where the emperor wakes up from his dream. For fear of causing misunderstanding, I might as well say that the emperor is definitely not worthy of the heroine, but the fact is that there is too little emotional tension between the male and female protagonists.

It's very interesting. It's a rare group portrait book in Tomato. Every character is full-bodied, and everyone has their own shortcomings, weaknesses, and helplessness. The shortcoming may be that the male protagonist is too perfect and there are a few emotional scenes.

Good-looking, brave and resourceful, fluent in language

I'm reading chapter 120 now. This is my first time reading a book and I have to cheer myself up [I'm about to cry]. There are a lot of points to remember in this book, and the author's narration is slow, so it's really not easy to read. But it gives me the pleasure of mountain climbing. If I successfully finish reading it... Let's talk about it. For emotional reasons, the first chapter and the final chapter are enough.