Transmigrating into Empresses in the Palace: Whose Palace Maid Is Cuddling the Empress in Bed?

It's really good-looking, and there's nothing to say about the characterization in every aspect. The plot is coherent and progressive, and the characters are distinct. But I want to ask, will Eharu counterattack? Yi Xiu is not like the future queen yet. She is more possessive and controlling at the moment. For her, attacking by herself can only confirm that she can still control Hui Chun, but not Hui Chun's thoughts. And if Hui Chun takes the initiative to attack, Yi Xiu can be more at ease. After all, only when desires are mutual can a stable balance be achieved. For a character like Yi Xiu, only if Hui Chun takes the initiative to reveal his desire for her will he feel at ease and satisfied.

The characters are very sweet and plump, especially Eharu, who is from the present time to ancient times, so she has never fully integrated into this feudal society from beginning to end. She has always been kind to human life, especially women. Most of the designs in the early stage were for self-protection and to obtain higher "freedom". Later, she fell in love with Yixiu and started to make plans for Yixiu. But she did not stand in a high position like most time-traveling women, despise human life and take class for granted. She is a very charming character [Chigua], although she is not the so-called succubus of Yongzheng. . . But many female characters are impressed by her. Even Jianqiu, who only cares about the empress, thinks she would be more charming if she were a man. Yixiu did not lose Honghui and fell in love with Eharu, so he remained rational from the beginning to the end. He did not transform into the evil queen of abortion in the original drama. Most of the time, she can look graceful and luxurious in front of others. She only behaves when she is hurt by Achun. For example, Nian Shilan scratched Eharu, and Miaoyin Lady offended Eharu. That's really all the firepower. Anyway, I really like this book and this story. Long live the sweet party.

I give it four stars. The plot is very good. I think the main idea mentioned by the author in the introduction is perfectly written. There are too many places where you need to catch insects, and the punctuation marks are also misplaced in some places. It makes reading feel awkward, like eating a table of good dishes with uncooked rice.

Why is the rating so low? [I'm about to cry] So far, it seems to be pretty good. I like the time when the story takes place very much. Yixiu was an innocent and innocent teenager, instead of being a Buddha-faced snake with a heart that was tempered after entering the palace. It seems that this way she can avoid a lot of suffering. Although the writing style is not very gorgeous, it is smooth, natural and comfortable to read. Another thing that is particularly worthy of praise is the atmosphere between the two protagonists [Thinking]. It is not deliberately created to be boring, but reasonable. To be honest, I think this is very rare. The novel is nothing more than shaping the characters, emotions and plots. Once a certain degree is not grasped, it will collapse, so I think this book is worth reading [Love]

It is a rare novel in Tomato that requires the use of brain cells. Compared with the ordinary pure romance novels about two women and the palace battle between Zhen Huan, this one should be read as a novel about two female protagonists. The relationship between the two heroines is just a sugar coating to attract readers. The author's deep understanding of human nature The depiction of the novel, the metaphor of feudal rule, and the very innovative plot rank among the best among all the Zhen Huan novels I have read. Even if the category is expanded to include two female protagonists, the ranking is still the same. Overall, it is a book worth reading twice. The only shortcoming is that the author always makes mistakes when typing Chinese characters for ethnic minorities, which makes me a little confused when reading, but generally speaking, the flaws are not concealed, five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It needs to be good-looking and good-looking. It needs plot and plot, emotional lines and emotional lines, sweets and sugar, machinations and machinations, and a finale and a finale. What else can I say? As long as it's good-looking, it's over.

Haokan. Recently I read two books about Zhen Huan, which made me want to watch the TV series. I haven't watched a TV series in more than ten years and I am addicted to games. [Huge my face] I wrote about cannibalism in the feudal dynasty. How can there be so much love and love? Men fight for power and women want to live. Women must fight if they want to live. If they want to live well, they must fight even more.

The writing is very good. I hope Eichun and Yixiu can be together and have more emotional lines.

Updates are quick and the plot is pretty good. I like Yi Xiu, who is both dark and broken, but this book allows me to see a different Yi Xiu. She has a broken side and a kind side. I hope Huichun's Forbidden City feng shui can be more nurturing and prevent her from passing away.

Although I haven't read the hundred chapters, I have a preliminary understanding of some of the previous plots, sentences and so on. I think the writing is pretty good, because I have also read a few fanfics of Zhen Huan's biography. Well, those ones all scored 9 or above. I think this one by the author is on par with the ones I have read before. Maybe the plot design is not perfect, but I think it is already awesome. Especially the story in the palace won't make people feel too abrupt and inconsistent with the subsequent plot development. Overall, I think it's good, the writing is also very good, and the rhythm is also very well controlled [Love][Love][Love][Love]