They Say Everyone Rumored to Be Involved with This Maid Gets Promoted

The plot is very exciting, and the previous dialogues really made me feel that there is something interesting and thrilling about the ancient inner house. The emotional line is really very, well, it feels like the heroine is suffering from some kind of disease, and she is forced to endure a lot of things because of her identity. There are those who criticize the main plot of the young marquis and the heroine, but their relationship feels more like unequal and disrespectful to me. Whether it is the young marquis threatening the heroine to solve the Wu Shi San case, helping Liu Wuniang break off the engagement, or later dragging the heroine into the imperial concubine case without explanation, what I see is class oppression and threats. Everything the heroine suffered was brought to him by those powerful people, and the young prince was one of them. If the heroine hadn't been smart and resourceful and worked hard to survive, he would have died long ago. After reading the whole story, I felt that the heroine was in a high-pressure state, always planning for the survival of others, and being threatened by others. Although the author turned this into a comedy, I really couldn't like those people, and I really felt sorry for the heroine. [Crying][Crying][Crying][Crying] She was originally a social worker in her hometown.

The "nonsense" behind the plot actually comes from the author's extensive exploration and grafting of different classic plots and unofficial histories. Zhu Xin, who seems to be talking nonsense, is actually bold and careful, good at observing and organizing details, and dares to break and jump out of the current situation. Just like not falling into self-evidence when faced with doubts, being able to use nonsense to break the situation lies not only in mastering the initiative to guide others with your own ideas, the "coverage ability" of using larger public opinion, but also in the accurate handling of "half-truths and half-falsehoods". This is inseparable from the "intelligence" alignment and tacit understanding of the Gypsophila team to "build the situation." In fact, what drives and changes the plot is mainly poor information, which is true and makes people think deeply. A lot of key information may come from small people, such as Xiao Man, who are ignored by the big people. The protagonists took advantage of the information gap to fight for their own survival time and time again. Also, because they failed to grasp the important information from their second uncle, they were pushed away time and time again by the big hands behind them. Personally, I feel that this is not a cool article about how a maid counterattacks for promotion or subverts the times. It is a group plot article that even considers the character of the maid to be suitable for intelligence acquisition and has an ups and downs in the plot. Everyone is full of content. The protagonist is not the "savior" of the world. She also needs the help of others. The bamboo heart is more like the first firework blooming in the night sky, breaking and igniting, but the final success is because of everyone's unity. So here, feelings are not paramount. Everyone unconsciously chooses a "more advantageous" combination in different plots, so it seems that they all achieve CP, and it seems that none of them achieve CP because of the big goal. In the comparison between the two generations, there is both the ruthless coolness of the imperial power and the warmth of gathering strength to break the situation. This is also where this article has a true vision.

It's not the kind of story where you can guess how the plot will develop at a glance. To be honest, the heroine's biggest advantage is her nonsensical mouth and good brain. This is a Machiavellian novel, it's counter-conventional and funny, but its funnyness lies in places you don't expect. Whenever you think it's over and the protagonist is in a big crisis and what to do, the heroine will give you a huge blow on the spot, hahahahahahaha. It's really exciting, and it's a group portrait. No matter in the past life or in this life, the members of the small team are all in high-profile scenes. Super awesome [like] Summary: group portrait, conspiracy, funny (a little bit of it🤏, do you believe it [laughing evilly]), no cp (should be counted, after all, she is a queen of the sea [shy])

The pace is fast, the relationships between the characters are complicated, and in some places it's hard to tell who is who. The story is still very interesting, looking forward to the update!

Nice. But after reading 400 chapters, I still haven't decided on the male lead. In fact, maybe it's just that I don't want to admit it in my heart... So I couldn't help but turn to the end and found that the male protagonist is (), and the male protagonist in my heart got married and had children. I left silently... The plot of Machiavellianism is very well written and wonderful. It is one of the few high-quality articles written by Tomato that are both funny and brain-burning. I will continue to read the author's next book. Although I haven't finished this one, I probably won't open it again. *Die Jia: () He is very nice, sunny, and cute. I also like him very much, but I can't accept that Zhu Xin likes him. He feels like a cabbage taking the initiative to break himself into pieces and feed them to pigs. One star is deducted for the emotional line of buying stocks.

It's so beautiful. I hit it repeatedly. At first I thought it was a house fight, and I almost gave up the book because I was fighting with my good sisters. I also felt that the author was a bit brain-burning, unlike someone who writes mindless articles. When I chased my house and ransacked it, I started to realize that I couldn't stop at all. The author is also very good, updating three times a day, okay? I'm pretty cool too. Basically, I could find out about the author half an hour after he updated it, hahaha. I even opened a membership for this [laughing and crying]. Everyone in the Gypsophila team is great. There is no competition between males and females. The friends solve difficulties and grow together. I see a lot of fans arguing about which one is more suitable to be the male protagonist, Mr. Qiao or Mr. Xiao Hou. In fact, it doesn't matter. The female protagonist can live a good life with anyone. Even Eunuch Yuan is very sweet [Thoughts]

Gathering is like a ball of fire, scattering is like a sky full of stars, scattering! Hahahahahahahaha, the group portraits are well written, the plot has ups and downs, is unexpected, and makes people laugh every time. But the emotional line, in my mind is Brother Yuan>Qiao>Song, but it turns out that Qiao has another cp. In fact, I also expected this result based on the author's writing, but I feel that Qiao and Wu Niang are not compatible. Think about it every time Wu Niang looks at Qiao's family and her husband who does nothing. Furthermore, I feel that Qiao and Zhu are more compatible. It was Zhu who taught Qiao how to get along with his family, solved the problems that Qiao had always had, and saw his own heart clearly. Zhu is the kind of person who radiates light and guides Qiao. Ahhhhhh, Yuan>Qiao>Song, except for the love line, everything else is very good. If you don't like to read the love line or you missed the cp like me and don't pursue the completeness of the plot, you can skip the extras and watch the designated chapters! There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. The above is just my personal opinion and reading experience. Ahhhhhh, it's still hard to accept that Qiao and Wu Niang are together, why would there be a plot of turning back? The past life has proved that the two of them are not suitable, and there is no big misunderstanding or forced reason, but their personality is not suitable, and they were drugged to get married. Why do they have to get together in the end? They may have guilt between each other, or they can understand each other after going through things in this life, but they will not be together ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Social, my sister Zhu! The nominal nonsense is actually "Bold Assumptions and Careful Verification". From a young maid to a god, it is a life and death situation all the way. I, Sister Zhu, repeatedly jumped on the guillotine and joined forces with the Gypsophila team to do it from Dali to Daliao, from Tubo to Xixia, making all emperors love and hate each other. The enemy of the enemy is a friend, but in Sister Zhu's case Anyone can become a friend, even the second uncle was reluctant to kill Zhu Xin immediately (although it was because Zhu Xin was still useful) and was even very tempted by her proposal to enjoy the Ancestral Temple, especially in the last part, when Zhu Xin said that he really wanted him to go to the Ancestral Temple, if the second uncle was still alive, would he dream about it in the middle of the night and give him a slap in the face. The supporting characters in the novel are also well-developed, including the sincere and pure Little Marquis, the rough-and-tumble Zhixuan, the "coffin-faced" Xiao Qiao, the love-minded Xiao Pei, the invincible Yuan Ge, the most powerful Sanniang, the brave Xiao Man, and the clever Xiao Shu. , Mr. Li who is timid but has character, Hu Xian who has reformed his mind, Emperor Xia who is a good wife, Emperor Liao who falls in love with meticulous craftsmanship... There are many supporting characters who have become flesh and blood with the wife's few words. They are the best Gypsophila!

A group portrait article that does not follow the routine. The group portrait of others is a group of people with clear relationships. The relationships between the people in this group portrait are so complicated that it is difficult to draw a relationship diagram. The kinship relationships are also complicated. The cousin, cousin, ex, current husband and wife in the past life have been aggregated into all kinds of funny relationships. Bamboo lives soberly and uniquely, 666 [laughing]

Very good article To be honest, I accidentally clicked on it and read the first two chapters two or three times, but I didn't read any further because I thought it was like a regular ancient otaku fight novel. I didn't expect it to be so bumpy at the back! This "dian" is definitely a complimentary word! Can you imagine the many times I grinned while listening to a book while driving to and from get off work? If a high-definition camera takes a picture of me, I will definitely feel like I'm crazy. First of all, this is not a house fight, nor a palace fight. Let's call it a plot story. It is indeed about the general, marquis, civil servants, eunuchs, concubines, concubines, and the noble girl helping the prince to seize the heir, but it is definitely not a story about the noble girl relying on the generals, marquis, civil servants, eunuchs, concubines, concubines, and the emperor of the enemy country to help the prince seize the prostitute. Secondly, this is a group portrait article, and the author's writing skills are quite good. He can write six or seven key "members" with distinguishable images and stand-out personalities. At the same time, the author will also choose two or three from different map events to develop the plot, so as to avoid too many characters and seem cluttered. More importantly, almost every two key "members" can form a reasonable CP. This requires the author's ingenious design. In terms of the historical background of the story and the setting of the crime and group portraits, this article is a bit like "The Chronicles of the Young People of the Song Dynasty". I don't make any superior comparisons here. It is purely an introduction to the background and genre when recommending the book. The third thing is that this article is really subversive. The behavior of the characters is really unexpected and unexpected. Everyone is really "talking nonsense", which makes this article not cliché at all. Regarding the question of the male protagonist, the author seems to have replied to a comment somewhere and said that this is a story about a female protagonist, so there is no male protagonist. I feel that the title of "male protagonist" was only given to the "male protagonist" in the last chapter of the extra chapter. But for me, as long as it's not all about the sweet love between the heroine and the hero, I also agree with having a male protagonist. For me, the heroine's male protagonist is on the same level as the heroine's relatives, teachers, friends, and children. As for the male protagonist in this article, I have always thought he was the Little Marquis! Only after reading the commentary did I realize that Xiao Qiao is so confusing? And reading the commentary, some people don't like the young Marquis because he always causes troubles for the heroine to clean up, think he's stupid, and think he's not worthy? First of all, the male protagonist in a story about a female protagonist is the male protagonist because the female protagonist likes him, not because he is smart, or because of his power, handsomeness, high status, gentleness, carefulness, or other advantages. No, it's not that, it's just because the heroine likes him! Is it because the heroine should like whoever is smart? No matter how smart she is, can she be as smart as the heroine? How come women are stronger than men? In addition, how is the little Marquis not smart? How could a general who has never lost a battle be stupid? He is just the force leader of the team. Isn't it normal for him to be a little more passive than the heroine and the two (previous life) prime ministers? Otherwise, would this setting of Zhuge Liang be too much for all members of the team? In the end, no one can deny the innocence of the young Marquis, right? I actually think that for a time traveler who has no sense of belonging, the person who can "keep" her will definitely not be "smart partners" or "admiring subordinates", but sincere "family members", so at first the heroine will not abandon Zhixuan and run for her own life. Later, she is willing to live in the southwest with the young prince incognito. Sincerity is a must-kill skill. As for the heroine's feelings for the young prince, to be honest, I couldn't think of when the young prince "enlightened". When he was first reborn to test the heroine, it can be explained by "being restless and startled", but in the memory of the previous life, it was the heroine. The protagonist died in Zhuangzi when he was a child. He must not have liked the heroine. He also did not like the heroine when he wanted to marry Zhixuan to help her survive. Why did he suddenly give the agate bracelet to the heroine? I will look at it when I review it. In other words, the memory of the young Marquis has two different memories in this time period, from the time when smallpox came out of Zhuangzi (it seems to be 8 years old?) To the incident of Five Stone Powder in the Restaurant (it seems to be 17 years old). In the previous life, "the heroine died on Zhuangzi", without the heroine, she grew up to be 17 years old and had an accident in the restaurant, and in the later life, the heroine "did not die", but with the heroine, she grew up to be 8 years old and was reborn in the restaurant at the age of 17. How do these two memories merge? After all, there should be a big difference whether there are "common events" with the heroine. In these years, there have been many same occasions (such as various relatives gatherings of the Xu and Song families) where the heroine was present and absent. The young Marquis absorbed it and digested it without schizophrenia. As for the heroine's relationship with the young prince, some people do it because of the world, but the heroine just because the eldest prince is the cousin of the young prince. Finally, when it comes to Zhixuan, how should I put it? She said to her own man, "You are just a man," and to her best friend's man, "I don't know what kind of toad he is." Real best friends are such people. As usual, I would like to talk about the shortcomings of this article. The main reason is that the relationship between the characters was too complicated at the beginning. Everyone was "real relatives" and they all called themselves uncle and cousin. It was really confusing. In addition, I am probably not as smart as Mr. Marquis anyway. From a God's perspective, I have not been able to deduce why "someone must be causing trouble"... I'm curious, can everyone understand? And in the extra story, there is no need for "balance" between the servant and the maid.