Consort Wan's Diary

The writing is very good, but the pace in the later stages is very fast. The heroine really looks like a living person. She has been living in the harem for so many years. She dares to love and hate, and is lively and playful. Especially the time when Ruozhao knelt down when she died, and Empress Fucha wanted to commit suicide by hitting the coffin when she died, they were actually describing the pain of the heroine, and profiled the women in the harem who cried when they were young, and how sad they were in all their beauty.

I like it very much, it feels like a narration

I finished it after watching it. There was no female competition, only sisters joining together to keep warm. Everyone is doing well.

Nice. No clichés. Disadvantages: The risks and struggles of assimilation are not written. Still worth five stars.

It's really hard to live soberly in the harem. The flow is gentle and warm, but it's still hard. For those women,

It is well written. Although it is written in the first person, it has a sense of authenticity and is worth reading.

The writing is like a tomato juice, very good! Fire Tongs Liu Ming

Fortunately, the protagonist did not become the next oppressive feudal lord like Mr. Zhang, and I am also glad that she finally returned to her own era😭

It's beautiful, it's presented in the form of a diary

I really like the author's writing style. I hope I can continue to write this type of story or try a different style. I also support it. I look forward to updating it soon~