The Concubine Flees Again, Transmigrating into a Powerful Noble's Beloved

Although there are many negative reviews, I would like to give myself a five-star review and thank myself for being lucky for such a long time 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺

It's very well written. I hope the ending will be. This family is really moody and extremely oppressive. To be honest, I quite liked it at first, and liked the resistance of the heroine, but then I felt more and more that the heroine said he was tough, but in fact he was always compromising, which shows that he actually knows how to weigh the pros and cons, so why not take good care of your body, and be delicate and frail all day long? Is it good for you? Later, the heroine's son also did not educate him well, always got into trouble, and was very indulgent. Later, after the heroine and the hero met, they actually got together. It was amazing. They changed their minds all of a sudden, amazing!

The writing style of the novel is somewhat serious, with detailed descriptions of life details, interactions between characters, and psychological activities. It is not a happy and cheerful novel, and requires a bit of patience to read slowly. I personally feel that the plot of the story reads very realistically. The emotional transitions between the male and female protagonists are natural. The confrontation between the female protagonist's modern concept of equality and freedom and the male protagonist's deep-rooted feudal class thoughts creates fierce sparks: resistance, tolerance, escape and oppression, coercion, pursuit, going through crises together and being tied to each other, and finally being able to accompany each other. I can only say that it is not easy!

An illustration of ancient love is woven with delicate brushstrokes, and the plot of sugar and glass shards flying together makes people want to put it down. The push-and-pull process between the male and female protagonists from fateful encounter to soul resonance is full of tension, with both sweet and famous scenes and undercurrents of sadistic twists. The author is good at superimposing emotional concentration with daily life details, and writes the restraint and heartbeat of adults in detail. The heroine's lingering thoughts hidden deep in her heart, and the hero's final growth, finally sublimate this emotional game into a healing and growth-accompanied story that is worth savoring under the moonlight late at night.

The plot of this book is fascinating, the writing is very good, the plot is well arranged, magnificent and exciting, and the characters of each character are very full. It is worth reading 🥰🥰[Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

Although it is a time-travel novel, the heroine does not have a divine assist! The article is short and concise, the characters are distinct, and the storyline is very natural. The heroine's resistance from the beginning to her acceptance and love for the hero at the end all happened naturally without any deliberate elements. The male protagonist's teeth-gnashing badness from the beginning is also vividly portrayed, reflecting both the characteristics of the society at that time and his own personality.

I don't know why the score is so low. It may be that many important story lines are just passed by. In my opinion, the score is low. The heroine is kind and not naive, and the writing is not naive. This is the first time in the past year that I stayed up late to read it in two days. It may also be that the short story gave me the confidence to stay up late 😄

A very realistic novel. This is the real love in the darkness of feudal society💑

I feel that although the heroine in this book also traveled through time, it feels different from Lin Ran in "The Golden Cage". In this book, Nian Nian only traveled through time for half a month, but Ran Ran had a miscarriage and went through a lot of hardships to survive, so Nian Nian feels more innocent and more tempered. But both of them have the self-esteem and integrity of modern people, but there is really nothing they can do about it in ancient times. They both like their two babies so much~🥰🥰🥰 Halfway through reading, I found that the backgrounds of the two books are quite similar. For example, they both have Jin Yiwei and the like. Can the author create a fantasy linkage ~ 😳😳😳[][][][][][] @ I can't believe how excited the two people would be if they knew that the other person was from the same era. When a fellow countryman meets a fellow countryman, both of them burst into tears. Maybe they will become good friends ~ 😳😳😳 Personally, I feel that the male protagonist in this book is currently not as good as Li Yan in "The Golden Cage", and of course not as good as Fu Ge, the male protagonist in the newly released book "The Yandere Prince". It feels like the female protagonist in this book is surrounded by a pack of wolves. Compared with the previous two books, it looks uncomfortable. After all, the male protagonist in the two books still protects the female protagonist. This one is because the bond between the male and female protagonists is too small, and the female protagonist in the first two books was life-saving for the male protagonist, so the male protagonist has some emotional basis for the female protagonist. It seems that the female protagonist is not so sad in this book. The main goal of the heroine in the first two books was to escape from the male protagonist. The current main task of this book feels like a survival novel to survive without being insulted. It's so miserable. 😭😭😭👊👊👊 This male protagonist can only be said to be much better than the powerful men of his time, but modern people will definitely not be able to stand it. Nian Nian is so pitiful! Hugs and miss you! 🥺🥺🥺

It's okay, I can understand the compromise the heroine made when they reunited after separation. For the sake of their children, many mothers have endured it with tears in their eyes, compromising again and again. For this reason, I will not give a low score. But as a girl, there is more or less a fear of being tied up. And I've been thinking about it, didn't I say that I wanted to deal with the man named Shi? Why didn't I see him dealt with? Did I miss it? I didn't think of rating the male protagonist at first, but when I was about to quit, I took a look at other people's book reviews, and then I remembered, this thing is so unpredictable, it's really difficult for the female protagonist.