An Unconventional Palace Intrigue

The writing is very good, many of the characters are quite distinctive, and the writing style and palace fighting skills are online... But I can't watch it, it's too realistic, and I will really love the female characters in it. Some characters who would become heroines in other books gather in this book to fight with beasts. For example, the two high-ranking concubines who married the male protagonist when he was still young and gave birth to his children, such as the businesswoman surnamed Yu who made a stunning start under the lanterns and threw hydrangeas to attract marriage, such as the courtiers and wives who were forced to devote themselves to taking the initiative, such as bravely breaking into the heavily guarded station to save their daughter, only to find that the daughter was raped by others, and the male protagonist happened to be the foreign mother of his young lover (not the male protagonist raped, the male protagonist raped + forced) Some female characters are very long, and some only have a few characters, but they all have a pitiful and cute side. The male protagonist combines the power of an emperor and a husband, sits firmly on a high platform, and looks at Qianhong's sorrow. He is also too cold-hearted. It gives me the feeling that any female character who gets involved with him (can also be replaced by harem/feudal) will be unlucky immediately, and will be harmed immediately if she wants to harm others. This is a female-channeled palace battle novel, but to a certain extent, it is also a female-channeled male pleasure novel + a female character abuse novel. In fact, if Qianhong Yibei handles it well, there will be no situation where she abandons the novel because she likes the female characters too much, such as Palace Wall Liu, The Legend of Zhen Huan, and Dream of Red Mansions. The essence of this is that the male protagonist is also a part of the tragedy. But as far as this article is concerned, I didn't see any tragedy in the male protagonist. Cool articles for men wearing female videos

Overall, it's pretty good. Although it's a group portrait, Concubine Shu and Concubine Ying are obviously the author's favorite characters. There's less fighting in the early stage, and they're basically talking about things in the emperor's bed. There are many characters and some of them are useless, especially the sister-in-law who gives birth to a daughter. The middle stage is still very good, but the ending is a bit too hasty. From a character point of view, the characters have not grown much except for the queen's later period; some characters are more divided, such as Concubine Shu, who is very clever in her methods. She is like a fish in water in the palace, but she is nothing in the back house.

Oh my god, I really feel like I can't get enough of it. Just like the title, it's a non-traditional palace fight. There's no pretense, no pretentiousness, no doting. This is really a very typical group portrait of palace fights. This novel has no specific protagonist. As the saying goes, everyone is the protagonist of their own life. I deeply understand it in this book. You can't guess who the winner is until you watch the end. Although the ending is like slaying a dragon like other novels, you can understand that as the emperor described by the author is so strong, it really won't be finished without slaying the dragon. Wuwu really hopes not to slay the dragon, because I want to continue watching, and I really can't get enough! ! ! There is no big heroine in this book, there is no drama, some are just driven by interests, it feels really real, both the emperor and the concubines are clear-headed, everyone is sober, and they really love each other.

It took me two or three days to read it intermittently. The previous palace battles were relatively simple, and some of them were a bit stupid, but they did not insult the intelligence of other people in the palace. Now I see that it is a little more complicated, at least not at first glance. It looks like a big wave, so get the fools out first. I look forward to more excitement and complexity in the later stages. There are many plots of palace fighting and various characters. Those who love watching palace fighting will love it. The only drawback is that some of the characters are not three-dimensional enough, contradictory or simple. The more prominent ones are Mi Fei, Luo Jieyu, Wu Xuerong and Zhen Jieyu (not to mention the right characters). Likes, let alone impressiveness), the most important thing is that the emperor is really annoying. Although Mo Xiang is wrong in betraying her, but with the emperor's cleverness, he knows what the final result will be like after just thinking about it, and he also says that she is greedy (although she is not greedy enough in the first place). The writing is very fluent, there are many characters, and the author remembered it correctly. I was even more afraid that I would not be able to remember the characters and events. I look forward to the author finishing it soon hahahaha

Super pretty! It feels completely different from the Gong Douwen I have seen before! I particularly like this realistic theme, after all, the era and background are different! All members' IQs are online. If you like it, the author will update it quickly. It's not enough to read! Dear author, I have already updated it for the second time. Can you update it faster? It's so pretty!

Very exciting Gong Douwen! I feel that Emperor Ming was still a little energetic about concubine cases in the early days, but when he had more children, he became more and more annoyed about the harem's judicial issues. Those who were fought were a little stupid and lacked power, and those who were left behind were all smart people, just like raising cups. I am even more looking forward to the battle for the right to inherit the throne when the future prince grows up. Will the author write about the death of Emperor Ming and the succession of the new emperor?

I haven't seen such pure Gong Douwen in a long time! ! The characters in the group portrait novel are truly clear but not stereotyped. The causes and consequences of each palace fight are also clear. The absence of love and love will only make the plot smooth and smooth hahahahaha! What is also worthy of praise is that although it is realistic, the values ​​​​are not distorted. There is no golden-fingered heroine, nor is there a female protagonist who abuses women. "Don't do evil for small things" can sum up the outcome or victory or defeat of the palace fight. People with evil intentions and evil intentions will basically have a miserable ending. The main shortcoming is that the ending is a bit rushed, and the lifelines of several protagonists regrettably not developed more fully. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update more articles! !

So realistic, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking After reading such a realistic one, it is really childish to watch other Gong Douwen.

I have read Chapter 200 so far. My favorites are Luo Tianxiang and Wu Xuerong [I'm about to cry]. Who understands Wu Xuerong's destructive power when she is being made difficult and the princess still softly says I do. I hope she has a good ending in the future [I'm about to cry] The one I admire the most is Mi Fei, a mother-level

What a hearty palace fight! It was so exciting. I stayed up late for a few days to watch it. I really learned a lot. I felt like I had watched dozens of more episodes of the palace drama. It's a pure palace fight without a main character, which is actually quite good. Until the end, I couldn't decide who would win. The side story is also quite good. After all, when the emperor is gone, everyone actually has no conflicts and can live happily together.