Ode to Qionghua in a Matriarchal World: Your Jealousy Plays with Love Through the Years

I haven't read much, but the author's words and sentences are very careful. I think the heroine pays more attention to it. Can it be regarded as a guide book? Although the wording may make some people a little uncomfortable, because it is difficult to change after being influenced by modern vocabulary for a lifetime, but I feel that if I write it as a series, more and more people will understand it.

I was a bit shocked to see the nearly 600,000-word finished article with no ratings and almost no comments. After reading three chapters, I can only say that it really doesn't suit the taste of tomatoes... Seeing these words, royal husband, young man, young lady, mistress, saint, really makes me feel like I have a black eye! There is no problem with the emperor's wife. I have been reading articles about women recently, and the ones I read seem to be all called empress. Those from ministers' families seem to be called lord or something like that. I don't care about the rest. Just tell me whether it sounds good or not? There's nothing wrong with calling him the emperor's husband, but I just feel uncomfortable looking at him! When I saw the words Xiaolang and Langjun, I thought of cockroaches. I am really, really sorry, sorry! So sorry! I'm really sorry! There are almost no such words in the heroine novels I have read, and in the normal ancient novels I have read, I have never seen such words. I feel really uncomfortable (｀Δ´)! When I see the word saint, I think of those saints in martial arts or fairy tales, the kind who become saints in the flesh. It is difficult to think of the emperor. Generally, they are not just your majesty, but also a saint! When I saw the girl and the mistress, the light in my eyes really disappeared, I couldn't say a word, and my eyes went dark again... In fact, I really like the title of Princess Zhaoyang, and the nickname of Xihe. I also like the setting. I like the numbers 7 and 9. The heroine is ranked seventh. I am really satisfied with it. Moreover, she is the legitimate daughter and the only legitimate daughter! It really touches my heart, and I love all the labels. Needless to say, the gold content of a strong woman, right? Time travel means having memories of a previous life. I don't like reading cute stories. The key is that this book has multiple male protagonists and there aren't many subtle plots. Help, really help! ! ! These settings really irritated me, they are really hard to come across, but the words in the article are a bit acclimated, so put them on the bookshelf first... Let me buffer them! We will meet each other if we are destined づ♡ど

I've finished chasing it, and overall it's okay. The Xiao Xiaolang around Chapter 160 didn't even appear when I saw the ending. (I call this a prequel) Will a sequel appear? (I personally think that no matter who the heroine takes in her husband, it's better to know their whereabouts and their subsequent development.) And then there's that Regarding the kidnapping and trafficking of young men by the relatives of the village chief, can you write a good ending for the young men who have lost their virginity, or can you give them a place to go? I understand that feudal ideas are oppressive, but would it be better for a public to organize a "charity hall" so that these young men can have a good place to go? The article only mentions that they lost their virginity. Remove chastity, think back to modern times when the heroine loses [what][what][what] (personal thoughts) Then there is the heroine's husband (I understand that the whole thing is written around the heroine). Can each one have his own name, and then the status is also clear, some have it, some don't, and even the draft goes directly to the backyard to connect one There is no title [what] [what] [what] The heroine is very good, and the husbands also have their own characteristics, but it is more about the main husband and the Teng, and the others do not account for a lot. It would be better if the details were richer (personal opinion, very objective) (ok, I will follow it up and pass it on [laughing])

Although I have only read less than 10% of the book, I can feel that the author wrote this book with great care. However, if there are too many male protagonists, the audience will be small. If there are many male protagonists with pure ancient novels and group portraits, the audience will be even narrower, because the general readers of this platform are more pursuing a sense of fun. This book is indeed slow to gain popularity. After reading many chapters, it feels like it is still a child's world, and it is not very immersive. Then I saw that the author wanted to write a series. Maybe the next one will be much better. Unfortunately, I don't have much time to follow up, so I specially left a comment first. I don't have much feeling about calling me names. Occasionally, Taijun will make a scene, but everything else is fine. I just hope that my name won't be mentioned in the future. I would like to write a long review to give the author some emotional value from the readers. I hope that the next series can be about a multi-male protagonist who cultivates immortality, because I have been craving this type for a long time🥰

The author has a lot of writing and knowledge reserves, and the writing style is also good, but some of the titles in the article are too unfamiliar and are contradictory and difficult to pronounce. The heroine is a prince, but she is a princess. After dozens of chapters, the wife, the family husband, the young man, sometimes I can't figure out who it is. What is the relationship between the characters, the sense of substitution is not very strong, but as I grew up, it really poked me, I was so entangled.

Watching the heroine slowly grow up and get married is a kind of sustenance for me as a reader.

Looking forward to the next nine-chapter career

Why are there so few people?

The writing is very good, but I still need to focus on practicing my shortcomings.

It's a very interesting book. I like the setting very much. The heroine didn't become smart overnight and she grew up step by step. However, I felt that the writing was a bit slow and delayed. I'm looking forward to the second part.