Envy No One

Personally, I think it's quite interesting. The heroine is reborn. Although she has not made up for all her regrets, she has found her own best path, and she has suddenly become enlightened. She does not continue to fight with her sister. The heroine's sister also has her own beautiful life and realizes her own ideals. It can be said that the ending was unexpected for me. I didn't expect that the final direction would be a bit biased, the era of female supremacy. Moreover, the male and female protagonists have a girl, and the child has the female protagonist's surname, and the male and female protagonists are actually related in the past life, so the male protagonist has a preference for the female protagonist. I personally feel that while watching it, I feel that there is a cause and effect in the past life. That's why they were destined to meet again after the heroine was reborn. Moreover, although the male and female protagonists like each other and love each other, they still maintain their rationality in the relationship. They are rational and very clear-headed. It is the kind of intrigue and intrigue between each other. It's really fun to watch them bicker. The ending is also very good, and the characters and directions of the supporting characters are very vivid. The characters are very three-dimensional. I personally think the logic is okay, and the plot has ups and downs.

Generally, I don't like to read published romance novels because they either have plots that are cut out and incoherent, or they are not long enough and written in a hurry. Although the previous paragraphs and comments inevitably affected my mood, I still finished reading it. Overall, it was quite to my liking. I have read many people's comments that a heroine must be independent and capable, "What a heroine if someone else helps her no matter what happens"; the heroine must have revenge and repay injustice, "she is not a heroine if she is so aggrieved"; the heroine cannot only be obsessed with one relationship, "the hero cannot do it but the heroine can only be beautiful and cybernetic" and so on… In my opinion, the heroine in this article can be considered a heroine. Ning Buxian's character is indeed imperfect. She is selfish, glib, calculating, has low self-esteem, and is sensitive and suspicious. But I think a protagonist is not lovable because she is perfect. She is real and reasonable, but also escapes from reality. I envy her freedom and looseness, pity her fragility and pretentiousness, admire her cleverness and adaptability, and lament the ups and downs of her life. The second mother of the Ning family may not be the best daughter or the best wife, but she is the best Ning Buxian. The characters in the story are all very good, and what impressed me deeply were all kinds of women. In addition to the heroine, there are the lovely and loyal Ah Shui, Yun Shang who is the first woman to stand in the court and is indomitable, the transparent and intelligent Mrs. Ning, the kind and gentle Aunt Qi, the ambitious and capable queen... Everyone has their own story, independent and vivid, and I am quite surprised by the image of them not being tools or NPCs. Personally, I don't have any weird points, but as a published book, there should be as few typos as possible. The relationship between niece and nephew is not very correct, which is a bit misleading. The CP lines other than the male and female protagonists have not been explained clearly. I want to see if Caimao Xiaoshanji and Ah Shui will have a follow-up, but it is understandable that Yun Shang and Xiaoye really have no chance. Five-star positive feedback will be recorded. [Sending Hearts]

To be honest, I don't know if I've read too many articles about rebirth or female strength in the past two years. I actually gave up on this book four or five times from beginning to end. But in the end I forced myself to finish reading it. There are explanations behind some of the previous points. The character of Bu Xian is full of character, kind, witty and tenacious. The handling of the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit off, but it's a bit uninteresting. Tao's character traits are also very obvious. I don't think they are the same, but I think they are different after all. Men are always more cruel and hypocritical than women. The complexity of the characters is well portrayed. Moreover, Shen Mingzhao is also very three-dimensional, and his character background is good. A good official is always a good thing for the people. All in all, the plot is good, but some of the emotional processing is lacking. But the full text is from Bu Xian's perspective. Bu Xian is just an ordinary official concubine, and there are always shortcomings in what she has learned, which is very consistent with reality. I hope all women can come out of their own world

After watching the show, my impressions of Tao Qian are quite complicated. I have never found it so difficult to evaluate a male lead. In the past, I either had a hard time with the male lead or thought he was a scumbag, but this Tao Qian is different. He and the heroine started out scheming, but later they definitely became more dependent on each other. He is sincere. Everything he does seems to be to get rid of his identity as a businessman and want to pursue an official career. Later, he wants both love and career. I think if he was more pure, accepted the heroine's elder brother status, and did business well, his ending would not be like this.

I don't know how to evaluate it. It's a good-looking book for me. The author's writing is very good. If you like this genre, you will definitely find it very well written. The character creation is very real. No one can be perfect. It's just too painful, too painful [crying] Our heroine read a book and didn't dare to read any further, so she just flipped through it and can guess what the plot is going to be. At first I thought it was a funny and sweet story, but I didn't expect it to be a sad story. Some people say that the heroine is OOC, but that's not true. I completely understand the heroine's feelings and sympathize with every decision. It can be said that this book is not your xp, but it is undoubtedly a wonderful book [crying]

Overall, it's a good watch. The heroine went from having nothing to becoming the richest woman and asked the hero to go home and take care of the children. She never lost in a battle of wits and courage. At the beginning, she found out that the hero didn't treat her as an equal and left at the drop of a hat. The overall plot is also very attractive. But there are a few things I don't like. After five years away from the male protagonist, the male protagonist comes to find him. Inexplicably, he finds that he is deeply in love with the male protagonist and is willing to go back. However, their problems are not resolved in essence, and they are still on guard against each other after they go back. In addition, there is nothing outstanding about the heroine's elder sister's role as an official. The whole experience of being an official is that she almost died while doing disaster relief, and then she was ostracized and bullied. It was uncomfortable to watch.

In fact, I like Tao Qian more than Shen Mingzhao, because they have experienced so much in five years compared to Shen Mingzhao's one year, and Ning Buxian has done a lot of unforgettable things for Tao Qian. I have always felt that Ning Buxian cares about Tao Qian more than Shen Mingzhao's words, but in the end I found that Ning Buxian seems to be really He regards Tao Qian as his brother who shares life and death. After five years of getting along with him, he has become accustomed to caring about his life and death. This seems to have nothing to do with love, but a kind of sympathy for each other and the affection of five years of coexistence. They clearly know what kind of person each other is and understand each other's thoughts. They are confidants in another sense, right? (That's how I understand it), so they may indeed have a lot of affection, but it's not love. I don't think the love between Ning BuXian and Shen Mingzhao was very unforgettable at the beginning, and I don't think Shen Mingzhao did many things that moved her. Even the early efforts were not as good as Tao Qian's, but there is no reason for love. Being happy between two people is indeed better than unrequited love, so Shen Mingzhao is better than Ning Buqian in loving him. Tao Qian is my favorite. I like Tao Qian the most among the characters here. He has many shortcomings, and he also did some immoral things after becoming a nobleman in the later period. But I still prefer Tao Qian. If he had been a nobleman from the beginning instead of a Shang at the end, he might really be able to become the bright-as-the-moon son he has been pretending to be. I hope that in the parallel world, Tao Qian and Ning Buxian will finally get married.

My sister was really unlucky in her last life, with such a love-minded concubine and a scumbag husband. In this life, my sister has not lost her mind. She continues to walk her own path to success. I like her so much.

In the previous life, both sisters were trapped in the back house. After their rebirth, due to the change of the heroine, both of them developed for the better. The elder sister became a female official, and the younger sister was in business. They helped each other and the sisters have a deep love. I think the egoistic heroine who valued her elder sister so much later was actually because she felt guilty towards her sister in the previous life. Fortunately, in this life, both of them live a happy life.

It's really good to read. The female protagonist is dark and soft-hearted, smart and scheming. She and the male protagonist are in a confrontational relationship. Not only is the protagonist in it very unique, but the supporting characters are also very eye-catching. The female characters in this book do have the awakening of modern people's thoughts in ancient times. For example, the aunt in the book was trapped in a square house with the help of her third uncle, and she did not forget to improve her embroidery skills so that she could survive after leaving home. The second male character is really very similar to the female protagonist. He is also selfish, sinister and vicious, but he is indeed a person who makes me feel uncomfortable. In the end, he was sacrificed in the hands of the royal power and wealth. Moreover, his life and death were actually left to his fate when an emperor who was one year old captured Zhou. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is really calculated. After many twists and turns, every time they think they want to reconcile, they find out that the other party is scheming. Especially the chapter on the tea house can be said to be a master's game. It is very wonderfully written.