A Ghost Working in Empresses in the Palace

An Lingrong: Zhen'er, Mommy's here (thoughtful and heartwarming) Empress Fucha: Little Zhenzi, I'm here! (Arrogant and domineering) Shen Meizhuang: Zhen Si, the Master is here (rigid and inflexible) It's all about enjoyment, and I really enjoyed reading it. The first story I read left me feeling warm and fuzzy inside. Just to be clear, the original owner didn't express any desire for revenge.

In the first life, Sister An was Fatty's "mother," the kind of mother who took care of Fatty subtly and gently, making Fatty completely dependent on her. In the second life, Yi Xin was Fatty's "mother," the kind of mother who required Fatty to be very careful. She only needed seven days to tame Fatty.

So good! I've finished the first world. Overall, the female lead's journey is relatively smooth. I've never seen An Lingrong with this kind of character before; even Old Orange isn't this annoying. Keep it up, author! ❤️ Looking forward to a different kind of Consort Fucha. The first few units were refreshing and better than another unit released at the same time. But then things reversed.

The female protagonist is powerful and possesses a gentle strength! Unlike some mission takers who think they're superior and look down on everyone, or those who constantly feel resentful and humiliated, the female protagonist maintains a consistently stable mindset, making her truly suited for missions, and ensuring everyone gets a happy ending. Even the chubby orange cat that everyone dislikes finds redemption! It's a very interesting concept, giving everyone a sense of redemption.

It's currently a good read. Having read so many An Lingrong stories, this one is very fresh. The writing is good, the logic is sound, and the characters are both sharp-tongued and not unlikeable. At first glance, it's not the kind of overpowered, stoic story, but the character's role is clearly defined: a devoted but subservient mistress who aspires to rise in rank, and whose path to power is carefully planned and executed. I liked some of the later settings, but not others.

This is truly one of my favorites, especially the first story about Ling Rong 😢 Some people in the comments say that the author is playing the role of a healer in the first story, implying that the author is pandering to men. I disagree! Ling Rong is someone who can say "no resentment, no hatred" because she has done everything she can within her understanding.

It's really good! The synopsis said she wasn't particularly bright, so I thought the female lead would be like Gua Liu, Yu Ying'er, or Xia Dongchun—not very smart. But it turns out she really is just a little bit dim-witted; she has the kind of intelligence that most people have, not the kind of silly clumsiness that those three adorable characters possess. 🤣

The writing is excellent, and the characters are all very well-developed and pitiful. The Empress 👸, Shen Meizhuang, and Zhen Huan aren't bad people, but they didn't understand their place in the harem. They thought they were born into privilege and weren't truly evil. I hope they don't suffer so much later on and can just live peaceful lives.

The female lead is intelligent and rational, doesn't love anyone, is a career woman, and understands human relationships. Every character is incredibly interesting! In the first world, An Lingrong treats the chubby orange cat like a god of wealth, her eyes burning with affection, her gentleness and consideration unwavering support, letting the loveless fourth prince drown in her gentle embrace!

A very gentle book, practically devoid of violence; it doesn't constantly involve killing off one character or another. I've never read a book with this kind of plot twist before. The various empresses also embark on different paths in a logical and well-reasoned way. It's truly wonderful! Author, keep up the good work! 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪