I Became Xia Dongchun: I’ll Have Twins Before Anyone Else

Overall, it's not bad, with a very low failure rate. Compared to the original drama, only Consort Duan, Fang Chunyi, died. I deducted one star because the endings for Da Zhen and Da Ju were too good. In the early episodes, the female lead saved Da Ju's life and continued to help Da Zhen and Da Ju, but these two kept scheming against the female lead and repaid kindness with enmity.

This is a very good book, and the political intrigue is very well written. My favorite part is the friendship with An Lingrong. It's a pity that the adulterous couple didn't die in the end; it would have been better if they had died a more tragic death. The original novel and TV series both portray Zhen Huan as a selfish person, and the adaptation is very well done.

I was deeply moved. Almost everyone had a happy ending. I don't know how to describe my feelings right now. I feel this book has a grand scale; the happy endings weren't limited to just a few characters. Many survived, and all the plot holes were filled. In other fanfictions, Consort Hua either stayed with the main characters to the end or met her demise.

So far, the plot and character development in this book are reasonable. The Empress's scheming part is quite good, fitting her character of a cunning empress. I also like the part where the female lead refuses to work on the "peace literature" project for Ye Lanyi. Overall, it's pretty good. I've read 100 chapters, and I think it's really well-written.

It's quite good. The female lead transmigrates from modern times and becomes Siji Jie, changing the fate of Yizhanghong. Later, she joins forces with An Lingrong and Cao Qinmo to protect Hua Fei, bring down Empress Ma, and through a series of maneuvers, gets rid of the emperor and supports her twin sons to become the new emperor, becoming the Empress Dowager.

It's a great show. The endings of Nian Shilan, Ye Lanyi, Consort Qi, Zhen Huan, Shen Meizhuang, Noble Lady Fucha, Consort Jing, and Consort Sun are all quite good. An Lingrong and Cao Qinmo are the main characters' right-hand women, and they also enjoy happiness with the female lead in the end.

It's a good read. I've noticed a common characteristic in many fanfictions of *Empresses in the Palace*: many readers find the first 20 chapters problematic, and I almost gave up myself. However, having read so many fanfictions, I knew the later chapters would be very exciting.

Without a doubt, it's an excellent book. The logic is exceptionally clear, and the female protagonist never forgets that she's a modern person. She always has her own thoughts and goals, knowing when to be ruthless and when to be soft-hearted—she's practically perfect! 🍉

At first, I thought that novels featuring characters in summer, winter, and spring would either cling to Consort Hua's coattails or take a comedic approach, so I clicked on it as a light read. However, I was unexpectedly drawn in. The protagonist takes palace intrigue seriously, acting decisively but not maliciously, with mature and ruthless methods.

Plot: Overall, the plot is fine, but some transitions are poorly handled. Often, the transitions feel abrupt and abruptly jump to the next scene. The novel needs more setup and build-up. It is also quite original. Characters: At first, I felt that the characters were rather thin and not well-developed. I felt that Xia Dongchun did not have any events that made the emperor like and trust her.