Twins in One Birth: I Become the Harem's Most Ambitious Worker
一胎双子，我在后宫当卷王
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- Completed
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- 369k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's quite good-looking, but it's very different from other palace battles. It's not a unique novel. What's hard to understand is that the heroine is not the emperor's favorite! It is acceptable for the female protagonist to remain rational and not love the male protagonist, but the male protagonist only loves and dotes on the female protagonist [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]. However, the writing of the text is very good. Now that I have read this novel and encountered such a plot, it is good to change my mind. This is the real harem novel. Even if there is a heroine in his heart, the emperor's heart can rest assured that many people are in the harem. Everyone in the harem has their own specialness. It just depends on how much position they occupy in the emperor's heart.
Although... But... It's quite realistic. Not all time travelers can change the ancient world of respect and inferiority. The heroine may have loved the emperor, but in such a society and such an emperor, I can only say that the heroine really does not actively plot to frame others, and reasonable self-defense can actually be regarded as keeping her original intention. The heroine's children are really good. I feel that if there were no relatives and children, it would really be a sad story... The Dog Emperor is loved by everyone, and he comes and goes. In the end, the heroine is just the right choice...
The story is good, but the female protagonist is too tired and lonely in this story. As for the male protagonist, the emperor, he also fits the look of an emperor in that era. The only regret is who the emperor loves, is it the girl who saved her in a mask? I don't know who it is in the end
The writing is really good. The author really wrote the palace battles vividly and vividly, and made the heroine who traveled from modern times very real. There is no fantasy thing to help her. She relies solely on her own wisdom to survive the harsh environment in the palace. I really think it is good-looking. It is worthy of recommendation and praise!
I have read many palace fighting novels, which can make women sober. The heroine always loves herself rationally. More palace fights have gone from hooking up with the emperor to becoming a beloved concubine. Most of the methods are to make the emperor believe that the heroine loves him, not the emperor. The author does not take the usual path and makes everyone think that the heroine has been replaced. The emperor has been hurt and cherishes the heroine more. I like it very much, keep it up!
It's good-looking. There is no love between the male and female protagonists, they are just business friends. There are quite a lot of palace battles. The supporting characters are all very good. Concubine Rou can be a stand-alone book. The palace maid counterattacks and avenges her sister. The emperor even fell in love with her.
It's okay. The most important thing is that the description of Gong Du is good. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is more about family affection than love. I still prefer to watch love between the male and female protagonists.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The author's Gongdouwen is very good. I like to read it.
The plot is quite interesting