A Wink from the Favorite Concubine, and She Gets It All: Family Status and Rank!

So far, it looks pretty good. The female protagonist strives for the upper hand as a concubine. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha There are currently no characters with facial makeup, you can buy shares to follow up [Sending Hearts]

July 7, 2026 9:48 I listened to the tape and read the ending. I moved on from another novel by the author (Lou Family Cannot Compete for Favor). Comparing the two books, it can be seen that the layout of the characters is a little more immature than that one, but the author's writing style is fluent and he has rich knowledge of ancient Chinese. Although the titles of the two novels are not satisfactory, from the beginning It is not difficult to see the author's intention in writing between the lines of the novel. From Lou's book, you can see the author's rapid progress. From the full creation of the characters to the plot description and layout of the novel, there are great changes and surprises. I thank the author for his hard work and look forward to seeing the third good work!

The early stage was a little unremarkable, a very ordinary beginning, but! The whole story is very different, and there are a lot of foreshadowings, which are all mentioned later. The most interesting thing is the male protagonist. I really thought he was the son of Emperor Shunde at first, hahahaha, but I didn't expect him to be the son of Emperor Shunde. I can only say that Mrs. Zhao is awesome! A very smart woman! The male protagonist is also a standard male chauvinist, hahaha, but it has changed. King Yan also thought he was purely evil at first, but he later fought back. I can only say that everyone is very vivid and very two-faced. The female protagonist's father who I thought was perfect at first is actually not perfect at all. The heroine doesn't understand at first but she slowly learns and listens slowly, hoping that the heroine will take power in the court! Hahahaha, come on, author! ! !

It's okay to watch! , Can see the end! The emotional line is well written. The daily life of the two people together has an alluring sweetness. It is very interesting and not boring. In the early stage, the house fight is basically nothing. The palace fight is actually about fighting for the legitimate son. The story of the contest for the legitimate son is okay. The male and female protagonists are charming, the characters are okay, and the characters are interesting. However, it is too early to be the only one, so there is no suspense in the subsequent ending. Each main line is easy to guess, just watch the process! If the extra story is just average, it doesn't convey the feeling. It's the first time the author has written an article and I'll give it four stars for encouragement!

The first long comment: How should I put it, I haven't seen such a soulful book in a long time. You can feel that there are real people in the book, and there is a sense of freshness. Rong Rong is free, never admits defeat and always makes progress. I like such characters and people. As the author said, I don't want flat supporting characters, so the supporting characters also have their own personality traits, their own desires and means, and their own shortcomings and compromises. What surprises me the most is that the old emperor is no longer the selfish and cold-hearted person in Gongdouwen. He has his own feelings and shortcomings, but these are all weakened in the face of his love for the people, diligence in government, and the integrity of the emperor. In the chapter about forcing the palace, I really felt the embodiment of the emperor guarding the country, including the clan princes. I hope Rong Rong is still happy in another world and can get everything she wants. In addition, the author is urged to follow up on the extra story and start a new book soon! *͈ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈ෆ

It's beautiful, and the heroine's baby is so cute. Every time I see the heroine acting coquettishly, not only the hero's mouth turns into a smile, but I also follow the lead. I really like the little cute heroine! The heroine's baby is a super cute, fragrant and soft little cake! Regardless of whether she will really fall in love with the male protagonist later, I think she is very clear-headed and knows how to use her own advantages to obtain resources from the male protagonist to make her life better. She is very good at providing emotional value and coaxing the male protagonist into an embryo. Now she has been promoted to become a concubine, which is gratifying🎉 I finally found a good-looking article, but it's still being serialized. I couldn't help but keep up with it, so keep up the good work! I look forward to the following plot being equally exciting

It's very enjoyable to read so far, and the writing is good. The female protagonist is smart and the male protagonist is reliable. Ever since the heroine Kaiwen subdued her subordinates, I knew that the heroine was smart and knew how to fight for it. Although the male protagonist still doesn't fully understand his inner feelings, he secured a concubine for the female protagonist before going on a business trip. I thought that a heroine would have to go through each rank from concubine to concubine to concubine, but I didn't expect that she would become a concubine directly. It's stable and reassuring. Moreover, the female protagonist was the first to come to the male protagonist except for the two maids from the previous palace. She had no fights with Bai Yueguang's other concubines. The male protagonist only liked the female protagonist. PS I still like this kind of female protagonist who takes the initiative to fight for her and the male protagonist who responds enthusiastically. There is no need to be like some heroines who are as pale as chrysanthemums. They can only use other women to set off the heroine to make the heroine look good, and then the hero can conquer himself. If the heroine in this book is good, it is good. If the other wives and concubines are good, it is good. If they are bad, they are bad. It is the character of the character itself, rather than deliberately making the heroine good. [Laughing] I've finished reading it, I like it very much, every character has flesh and blood. The male protagonist's princess is one of the few princesses I've read in so many stories of this type who doesn't do evil things and ends up doing well in the end. She didn't deny her because the male protagonist didn't love her. The hero's mother is also a strange woman [laughing][laughing][laughing]. The heroine's mother, the heroine's two sisters-in-law, the eighth princess... Every woman has their own name and their own life. I saw the author saying that he originally planned to torture the male protagonist, but in the end he couldn't do it because he felt that the male protagonist would not do that. It turned into a sweet novel [snickering] [snickering] [smirking]. It's really great. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are a perfect match [shy] [shy] [shy] Another thing I like is that when the heroine gave birth to her first child, she said she liked a girl. It was predicted that she would be pregnant with a daughter, and she would eventually give birth to a girl. Unlike some stories, although she said she was looking forward to a daughter before giving birth, it seemed that she would eventually give birth to a boy. Although it is true that there is a throne to be inherited and in ancient times, I have no problem with most of this type of writing giving birth to a boy for the first time, but the description of looking forward to having a daughter for the first time is really unnecessary. The nickname that was determined before he was born was the male protagonist's fiefdom name. It was very big. It can be said that Bao'er grew up completely in the love of his parents. When he grew up, Bao'er became both civil and military, traveled around the world and finally became a general. Although the daughter is not allowed to become the emperor, in this kind of literature, there are very few princesses who become generals with both civil and military skills. Some people are not satisfied with the first child being a daughter. I really don't understand why they think so. When the first child was born, the female protagonist had already become the male protagonist's true love. Her position was very stable. It would not be affected by anything she gave birth to, and the boys in front of her were not a threat. And it's not like the female protagonist will never give birth. The male protagonist will bear all the consequences of pregnancy. A boy will definitely be born. Sooner or later, it doesn't matter. In short, although I am a little regretful that the princess did not become the emperor in the end (after reading so many books for so many years, this is the only arrangement in one book), I am still very satisfied with the general who is both civil and military. I hope the author will keep up the good work!

Good-looking, not a double-sexy one, but after the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, there was no one else. Whether the male protagonist did not like the female protagonist at the beginning or fell in love with the female protagonist later, he protected the female protagonist very well and did not let the female protagonist misunderstand her. He really doted on her very much. Later, he gave birth to three lovely babies. He was very sensible and obedient, but there were a little bit few extra stories about children. I think the most interesting part is the part about seizing the direct heir. The four princes each have their own characteristics and regrets. Anyway, I was nervous and moved at the same time. After reincarnation, the two still met. I hope they can be happy and in love with each other forever in the next life.

I caught it by chance and tied it in one go. There are actually not many stories where the character is a doting concubine, but the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is quick and unobtrusive. This is the first one I have read. The image and transformation of everyone, especially the prince, are complex and not monotonous. The author really writes well. Rong Rong is really cute, has his own personality and is very smart. I am looking forward to the plot of the male protagonist coming to the throne soon. I can't wait to update it soon.

It can be said to be a very amazing book. I just clicked on it at first because I wanted to read it as a boring little sweet article to relieve my boredom, but the more I read, the more surprised I became. The author's literary quality is very high, and many literary and historical details are handled very well, especially the literary prison section. Most of the book reviews I read are guessing Li He, but I personally prefer Cha Si Ting, who was involved in the case of "Weimin stopped, Yongzheng had no head". The author's writing style is also very good. Every character in the article is full-bodied and three-dimensional, and there is no outright bad character. Compared with simple love at first sight or brainless sweet pets, at the beginning of the article, Jiu Ge and Rong Rong actually have more or less intentions to take advantage of them. Even in the later stage, they are not just because of love, but also have a sense of balance (I don't mean to say anything bad, Jiu Ge really loves Rong Rong). Everyone in the book makes every move very steadily, with a beginning and an end. Whether it is the entanglement, hesitation and suspicion in human nature or the depression caused by long-term suppression of love, guilt, they are all written vividly. The description of the transition and handover of power in the middle and later parts, as well as political means, reform ideas, etc. Are even better. I feel that if such a plot really happened in history, the experiences and thoughts of Jiu Ge and Rong Rong would be the most consistent with history. Perhaps the author did not handle some of the plots very well, but the flaws are not concealed. This is one of the rare amazing articles I have seen on Tomato. I almost never write book reviews, firstly because I'm lazy, and secondly because there really is nothing to write about, but when I read this article I was inexplicably touched and always felt like I should write something. The above contents are all based on my feelings, the text is shallow and the meaning is shallow, and they only express my personal opinions. Please forgive my rambling, and finally thank the author for such an amazing article.