Reduced to a Fallen Minister, She Rises to Power with the Gentle Heir

It's good to read. I've read another book by this author before and it was also super good. I like this sober heroine. But I still hope that she will have a family after all she has gone through.

Rating is not the only criterion. Don't think that without scores, the article is not good. (This book is really good. If you don't believe me, you can try reading a few chapters. However, everyone has different tastes. There is a saying that is good: "You don't know the ending before you start, and you don't know whether it is good or not until you experience it yourself.") According to analysis, most of the data is not ideal for multiple reasons: Objectively speaking, it involves "the number of people watching, the number of positive comments, the number of comments, etc." Subjectively speaking, everyone can figure out the reason. Ji Ran is the empress's sharp weapon in seizing power, and all signs hint that Ji Ran's life experience is unusual. Thank Yanzhou for his forbearing love and his heavy responsibility of guarding the border sand. The entanglement between Ji Ran and Shi Xuejin has a strong flavor of strategy. The connections between characters and the progression of the story are all logically clear and full of visuals. Overall, despite its flaws, it is still worth pursuing (in my humble opinion, this book is worth pursuing whether you follow it or save it until it is finished) From the first few chapters to this point, I have been deeply touched, and I have finished reading it before I knew it. Please forgive me for my lack of adjectives and my inability to fully describe it. Since Ji Ran complied with the empress's last wish (to protect the seventh prince Li Yinan), the court has once again filled the air with silent gunfire one after another. Her life experience has become a mystery, waiting for you to read carefully and find out (no spoilers are intended). However, there is such a group of people on her side: Xie Yanzhou, the crown prince of Zhenbei, showed just the right amount of love, Shuanghua and Qiuying's loyal protectors, There are other characters and stories too, all worth exploring. For example, Shi, Wen, Hao, Sang, Meng, etc. The descriptions of the court and Biansha also closely revolve around the main plot. There are also emotional lines, flowing slowly and naturally, with clear logic. Quoting poems is the finishing touch, although there are some shortcomings (for example, the use of narration and psychology to describe the protagonist from the side seems a bit excessive, which gives the illusion of cramming in the number of words), but overall it is very good. Suzuxiu has worked hard. Finally, I wish Lingxiu that all her dreams come true, good health and happiness every day!

DaDa finally opened a new book [crying][crying][crying] I want to gain weight before continuing to read [adoration][adoration][adoration]

The third book I read has different settings and backgrounds, but they are all wonderful and fascinating without exception. In the author's writing, although there are thousands of people with different faces, each of them is alive and flesh-and-blood, with the right emotional plot, whether it is Su tide and Pei Xuan in the first book, Jiang Yin and Shi Ze in the second book, or even Ji Ran and Xie Yan in this book. Each state has its own characteristics, and the ending is happy for everyone, but the author has brought the aesthetics of be to the extreme. He (not only him, but also her, and them) loved it so much that I cried to death. I really recommend it. The author's writing is very good, and he unilaterally announced that I am a die-hard fan of Suzuki [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration]

It has both plot and romance lines, and the narration is neither abrupt nor blunt, and is well integrated. It is not the kind of mindless and cool novel where the male and female protagonists can do everything. The empress's lone minister vs. The prince of the northern prince of Biansha Town. The two have different ways, but they are about the same height. They are equally matched in strength. The female protagonist is smart and capable, and can be calm after being polished in the officialdom. The male protagonist is stable, restrained and powerful, and holds the military power of Biansha. There are also foreshadowings about the heroine's life experience, let's read on. The crown prince's love for Ji Ran is really exquisite. Needless to say, he loves her so much. The story has many foreshadowings, the writing is smooth, and the writing style is excellent. There are many words or things about "Guiguzi" and other things. It has a real feeling of the ancient people changing dynasties and the relationship between the officials, the royal family, and the common people. Anyway, it is not a loss to become a shareholder [shy][shy] @ Come on, come on, someone is watching it seriously 👀, I really like the author's great works [love] [full] [blowing kiss]

The writing is super good. I really like the characters of both the female protagonist and the male protagonist. The writing style is very good and the content is also great (please forgive me for being a vulgar person who can't say any good words). I read the author's other book "Yin Ze" before, which is absolutely amazing. Author baby, I really like you to death [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger]

This is the second big book I've read [full] (it's so good and reassuring [love]) I read Qin Ru's book first (Sister Qin is so handsome!!! I really like this couple [crazy]). After reading it, I was really fascinated by the writing style and couldn't put it down, so I read this book again. It is indeed very good! (Perhaps I have been poisoned, otherwise why would I like all the CP books so much [crying][crying][crying]) Ji Ran, a female official who is quick-thinking and optimistic, and Xie Yanzhou, a gentle and jade-like general who is both civil and military - although there are not many close descriptions between them, this is very consistent with their ancient backgrounds! (God, I never thought that one day I would be so excited because of the male and female protagonist holding hands and a kiss [admiration]) There is a tacit understanding and atmosphere that is unique to them, and the relationship between them can be seen even if they do nothing. The ending of the main story line also stops just right. Everything is not over yet and everything is possible. Although the road ahead is unknown, they will definitely walk hand in hand. Our First Lady is always accompanied by her lover. She may experience setbacks, but she will never be alone. (But it would be better if there were some extras [laughing evilly], that would be the icing on the cake [shy])

It feels so strange to read a Machiavellian novel in one day. It is really not an easy journey. Those once burning and turbulent things eventually calmed down, and her vigorous experiences finally created the calmest heart. It feels like: I have been dealing with me for a long time, and I would rather be me. Her countless choices have ultimately led to her now, the one who has calmed down after the experience. Just like what Yu Qiuyu said in the cultural journey - maturity is a kind of bright but not dazzling brilliance, a kind of mellow but not greasy sound, a kind of calmness that no longer needs to observe the words and expressions of others, an atmosphere that finally stops complaining to the surroundings, a smile that ignores the noise, an indifference that washes away the extreme, a kind of thickness that does not need to be announced, and a kind of height that is not steep. The luxuriant passion has fermented, the sharp mountain wind has calmed down, and the rapid streams have merged into a lake.

Super good, the ambiguous writing is heart-warming [admiration] The characters of the female officer and Xie Yanzhou are also very well created. The female officer is smart and wise, and Yanzhou is considerate and measured. The plot is very interesting and not draggy at all. [Learned][Learned][Admired]

Maybe I read too much in a fast-paced way. The early part of this book spent a lot of space describing the responsibilities of the male and female protagonists from different perspectives. It felt a bit delayed and made me a little uncomfortable, but it is still worth reading. It is not easy for the female protagonist to be a lonely minister.