(This story is set in a fictional world, so please don't overanalyze it. The male and female leads are each other's only partners.)
Fu Miao was born into a fictional ancient dynasty.
The good news was that she had become the legitimate daughter of the wealthy and powerful Fu family. At last, the days of being worked like a pack animal for capitalists in her modern life were over!
The bad news was that women in a feudal dynasty had little social status and could only accept marriages arranged without their knowledge or consent.
But for Fu Miao, who'd had more than enough of the rat race, that was no big deal!
With her background, how could any family she married into possibly leave her short of food and clothing?
After finally getting the chance to experience life among the upper classes, she had to think bigger! Her husband could just be a long-term meal ticket!
So she married into a prince's manor. But who could have guessed that her husband was not only a lustful lecher, but had also ruined his health and was unable to father children?
Worst of all, he was a short-lived man who could die at any moment!
That wouldn't do! If she wanted to secure her place in feudal society, enjoy a life of luxury, and avoid being sent to a nunnery for religious retreat, she had to have a child!
In that case, she'd just find herself another man!
It feels like the article is progressing very quickly, and most of the characters in it burn like matchsticks of different flavors, dark, crazy, radical, and debauched, like dry red fishy wind blowing through the dark and sticky night sky.
It was so well written that it kept me going.
This is the first time I have read such a rebellious book.
The idea of working as a worker is also very good
Looks good! ! ! For someone like me who sometimes messes around with Ford, this scale and plot are quite acceptable and exciting.
It's just that the author's introduction is too mediocre... That's why no one reads it... Half of the people who can accept this introduction and click on it are people who have ideas and don't accept much...
Don't let Zheng Zhichu die! I like her and Pei Guangyu CP very much. If it hadn't been for the male and female protagonist's investigation of the building that implicated them, their daughters would not have died. Stop abusing the supporting characters.
The male protagonist should be Prince Jing, right?
The writing feels a bit outline-like, but it's okay.
I haven't seen half of it yet, and I was so excited to write a review about the first encounter between the male and female protagonists.
I started reading romance novels in elementary school, and I am now thirty years old.
In nearly twenty years, this is the most explosive first encounter between a male and female protagonist that I have ever seen.
Especially the ancient background [face covering]
The heroine of the Fatal Concubine Cult is a mixture of the selfishness of modern individualism and the arrogance of ancient superiority and inferiority.
I don't know what the point is of setting the heroine to travel through time. I would be more accepting of it if she is an indigenous person.
The heroine is lucky because the author loves her and allows her to travel through time and become a noble daughter. If she travels through time and takes on the identity of her aunt Bai, I hope she can still feel that "this is how it was in ancient times."
PS, the distinction between concubines and concubines described in the book mainly appeared in Chinese history before the development of the imperial examination system, typically during the Wei and Jin dynasties. With the development of the imperial examination system, especially after the Song Dynasty, the difference between concubines and concubines was mainly reflected in the inheritance of titles, and not so much in other aspects. You cannot have a mature imperial examination system and talk about the concubine religion at the same time.
The story is novel and not bloody
I like this book very much, it's very beautiful. The author is really great, I love it. Come on, keep updating, I love you! ! ! ! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]
The author's writing style is humorous, funny and cute. The progress is also very fast. The plot is very interesting.
The rhythm of the whole book is like a frightened horse rushing through a busy city, giving it a sense of calm madness. The author's writing style is also strong. After reading it in one sitting, I still feel a little unfinished. It is difficult to judge characters by good or bad values, which is completely different from the book introduction. It's the first time I've seen this kind of thing, and I'm still very surprised. It's so unconventional.
It feels like the article is progressing very quickly, and most of the characters in it burn like matchsticks of different flavors, dark, crazy, radical, and debauched, like dry red fishy wind blowing through the dark and sticky night sky.
It was so well written that it kept me going. This is the first time I have read such a rebellious book. The idea of working as a worker is also very good
Looks good! ! ! For someone like me who sometimes messes around with Ford, this scale and plot are quite acceptable and exciting. It's just that the author's introduction is too mediocre... That's why no one reads it... Half of the people who can accept this introduction and click on it are people who have ideas and don't accept much...
Don't let Zheng Zhichu die! I like her and Pei Guangyu CP very much. If it hadn't been for the male and female protagonist's investigation of the building that implicated them, their daughters would not have died. Stop abusing the supporting characters.
The male protagonist should be Prince Jing, right?
The writing feels a bit outline-like, but it's okay. I haven't seen half of it yet, and I was so excited to write a review about the first encounter between the male and female protagonists. I started reading romance novels in elementary school, and I am now thirty years old. In nearly twenty years, this is the most explosive first encounter between a male and female protagonist that I have ever seen. Especially the ancient background [face covering] The heroine of the Fatal Concubine Cult is a mixture of the selfishness of modern individualism and the arrogance of ancient superiority and inferiority. I don't know what the point is of setting the heroine to travel through time. I would be more accepting of it if she is an indigenous person. The heroine is lucky because the author loves her and allows her to travel through time and become a noble daughter. If she travels through time and takes on the identity of her aunt Bai, I hope she can still feel that "this is how it was in ancient times." PS, the distinction between concubines and concubines described in the book mainly appeared in Chinese history before the development of the imperial examination system, typically during the Wei and Jin dynasties. With the development of the imperial examination system, especially after the Song Dynasty, the difference between concubines and concubines was mainly reflected in the inheritance of titles, and not so much in other aspects. You cannot have a mature imperial examination system and talk about the concubine religion at the same time.
The story is novel and not bloody
I like this book very much, it's very beautiful. The author is really great, I love it. Come on, keep updating, I love you! ! ! ! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]
The author's writing style is humorous, funny and cute. The progress is also very fast. The plot is very interesting.
The rhythm of the whole book is like a frightened horse rushing through a busy city, giving it a sense of calm madness. The author's writing style is also strong. After reading it in one sitting, I still feel a little unfinished. It is difficult to judge characters by good or bad values, which is completely different from the book introduction. It's the first time I've seen this kind of thing, and I'm still very surprised. It's so unconventional.