A Ruo Is Reborn as a Favored Consort, and This Time She Won’t Kneel at His Bedside

It's good to watch, Ah Ruo doesn't have the brains of the Holy Mother. Although she took Wei Yanwan's script in the later stage, Chunchan became hers when she entered Zhonglan Cui, but Wanwan also escaped from the hands of the old man's son-in-law and married the handsome, wealthy and well-established Fu Heng. It's also understandable that if I were to pass through, I would definitely quickly return these capable people to my loyalty. The person he loves is attracted to him, and although Jin Zhong does not appear much, he is unexpectedly portrayed better than in many books. He is ambitious but not greasy, and I do not knock Jin Wei. Yan Wan finds a true match and is particularly compatible. Jin Zhong becomes a glorious nine thousand years old. It is better for everyone if the two of them have no emotional entanglements.

This book has two heroines, the overt heroine is A Ruo, and the hidden heroine is Wei Yanwan. Ah Ruo, who has lived in two lives, redeemed Wei Yanwan and herself, and embarked on the path of becoming a concubine. Wei Yanwan met her true love, Fu Heng, and completed Wei Yingluo's regret in Yanxi Palace. The author's writing style is good, the plot is also good, and the setting of the two heroines is even more outstanding. The only regret is that Xiao Pipa Jing was offline too early. I have always felt that Xiao Pipa Jing, Miracle Wanwan and Ah Ruo are the chosen allies in The Legend of Da Ru. Let me ask, Wei Yanwan serves as the military advisor, Bai Ruiji serves as the thug, and A Ruo serves as the eyes and ears. How invincible must this combination be? [Praise]

I feel that this novel is quite good, and it is relatively well written among Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfics. Then! The author has stopped updating! ! ! The bad guys in the show are still bad guys, there is no whitewashing. There are very few fics in which Gao Xiyue is the villain, but this author did it [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] It's a pity that A Ruo didn't really have a good relationship with any of the concubines, so she felt a little lonely. However, I feel that Yong Cong is so pitiful. Although he survived, he will be dependent on others from now on. [Simply speaking from Yong Cong's point of view, I don't mean to say anything bad about A Ruo] Hai Lan in this book is the fastest offline among all the fans I have read [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] It's so cool!

The author's writing style is very good, and there is no nonsense. Although it is not a Mary Sue novel, the heroine does not feel aggrieved at all, and it is very comfortable to read. The most important thing is that the heroine's promotion path is more in line with my preferences. It is neither the kind of Mary Sue who is quickly promoted by being favored, nor is it like other authors who try hard to get the heroine's position, which is frustrating, nor is it frequent childbirth and promotion. The heroine's promotion is well-founded and fast. It can be said to be fast and stable. In short, it makes me feel very comfortable to read, so I'll call the author Shu Fei [laughing evilly]

The logic is okay, but there are two points that I personally cannot accept: In order to make Zha Long feel that he owed her, Lang Hua designed herself to be blown up by gunpowder until her flesh and blood were mutilated. A Ruo's title uses the word "ling", which has a strange feeling of being in line with the emperor. "Ling Yi Huang Noble Concubine", one person has one word, you steal Yi and I steal the order, it is full of secret feeling, A Ruo's title "Ling Guifei" is strange no matter how you look at it🙈

The subject matter is super novel. I think Yan Wan and Fu Heng are a perfect match together. Then in the end, it is normal for Lang Hua to blow up the old dragon. These will definitely not be followed. Then A Ruo is the imperial concubine in charge of the affairs of the Sixth Palace. The fifth prince will become the Queen Mother as soon as he ascends the throne [shy][shy][shy][shy]

Fortunately, this book did not exaggerate the attributes of the emperor's son-in-law too much [although it is also unnecessary]. He is not particularly cowardly toward Ruyi, but he is still soft-hearted. They are all quite strict. The ending of "Xingxin" is also very good. Everyone is very good. Wei Yanwan has a new cp, which is also good

I feel that the plot of this book is more reasonable than others, and it is very interesting. The author's writing style is also very good. Why is the score so low? TT, I feel that everyone does not like A Ruo, but this book really brings her thoughts to life, especially when she confronts Ru Yi in the Yangxin Palace and treats her servants harshly. The logical argument is reasonable and very interesting.

This book is pretty well written. The heroine has her own ideas as opposed to the Holy Mother. Although the palace fighting methods are a bit poor, Da Ru Chuan is originally a low-end palace fighting game. Why is the score so low? Come on, author.

I like this article better than the other high-scoring article about Ah Ruo's rebirth. It's fast-paced, not confusing, and very refreshing. IQ is online, but not too much. I'll work hard to update it [Blow Kiss][Flow Kiss]