Everyday Romance in the Eastern Palace, Without Fighting for the Throne

PS: The author will clear things up first: a sweet story about an imaginary couple, no rebirth and no time travel, the male and female protagonists have a romantic relationship, and the male protagonist abides by his masculine virtues, super clean. The heroine is neither abused nor aggrieved. The author is the heroine's own mother. It is a non-traditional ancient novel about palace and house fighting. It is a sweet and greasy milk tea novel.

It's quite good-looking, the male protagonist has a good love brain, the female protagonist has a super cute character, is both clean and sweet, there is no sadistic part, and there is no villain. One of the highlights of this book is the father-son relationship between the emperor, the prince and the grandson, especially An An, the son of the male and female protagonist, who has been favored since he was a child. He is the only son of the royal family. He has been carried by the male protagonist since he was a child and taught him enlightenment calligraphy and painting. It is a very warm feeling [heartfelt]; at the same time, the ministers in the court also dote on him. An An not only has a high EQ and IQ, but is also very coquettish and loves to laugh. He is really the favorite of Daxia. Of course, the emperor also loves the male protagonist very much and treats both male and female protagonists very well. It is really rare to see the father-son relationship between the royal family. Finally, I have to say that the heroine's father, brother and nephew are simply chosen as workers. In other words, the Gu family is the core of the royal family [laughing and crying]

The sweetness is off the charts, there is no male competition, no female competition, no family infighting and harem competition, it is all sweet everyday. The emperor and queen favor the male protagonist and dote on the female protagonist; the female protagonist's family also dotes on the female protagonist; the male protagonist has a great love brain and even acts coquettishly towards the emperor.

Let's review it in two parts. First of all, the first half is a complete story line about love. They gradually fall in love with each other and go both ways. It's sweet and sweet, and there is no malice at all. The heroine's family is full of powerful people. The heroine has been spoiled since childhood and has a beautiful life. Well, the second half may be a parallel world. The hero dreamed about the first half when he was a child. He proposed to marry him when he was a child. The two children were childhood sweethearts and they seemed to be in the heroine's life. Some time before Jiji, the baby appeared in the parallel time and space, and there was no misunderstanding about it. After two years of group favoring, the heroine got pregnant with the baby, and the subsequent events were the same as in the parallel time and space, hahaha. For the first time when the heroine gave birth to the baby, the hero hugged the emperor and cried hahahaha. There was also a little bit of modernity in the middle. The diary written by the baby has been circulated to this day and has been analyzed and discussed by netizens. It feels like you have learned the truth.

The Crown Princess "Gu Xihe" [Love] The Crown Prince "He Chengyu" [Love] The cutie "An An" She is really good-looking [shy] and very loving. The prince pampers the princess to the extreme. The prince's love is really very good. He has a pure love mind [makes faces] The princess is very clear and knows what she wants, and her family is prominent, she has the capital and the confidence [like] The little life after marriage is very happy. Their son An'an is really an angel baby, so considerate, a happy family of three [Send heart]

So far, it's still good-looking. The heroine is sober and won't be tricked into falling in love with a few words, but she won't resist the feeling of liking the hero. She's charming but not annoying and has a sense of proportion. She handles it appropriately. The hero is love-minded, abides by male ethics, and considers everything. Especially for the heroine, he will take into account any rumors and resolve them the next day. It was replaced by rumors that the male protagonist was deeply in love with the female protagonist and took her away by force. He not only took the heroine's reputation into consideration, but also told the world in disguise that he loved the heroine very much. He would even pave the way in advance and inform the servants of the East Palace in advance of the importance of the heroine to him. He also had a venomous mouth towards the scheming female counterpart and the ruthless execution method. I like it and hope it doesn't break down later. It's a really good book, and it didn't fall apart at the end. In fact, there is a point where some people are controversial, which is some of the thoughts of the emperor and the male protagonist after the female protagonist gave birth. What I want to say is that some people think that the male protagonist and the emperor cry and be together with the female protagonist for the rest of their lives. The male protagonist doesn't know what the emperor is doing. I think that's why he is afraid that the emperor will give him concubines and concubines, because in the male protagonist's view, the emperor's love also leads to other children, but the emperor still really dotes on the female protagonist. I don't think this is strange in this book, because the emperor always values family ties and close friends, and values people. Talent, not to mention that the heroine is clever, sweet-tongued, and helps solve political problems (indirectly giving advice). Moreover, the emperor and the queen do not have daughters. The heroine is also the daughter of a close friend, a loyal minister, and he loves her even more. Therefore, what the emperor thinks is that if the princess is not Xi'er, all the favor and specialness will not be It exists. If it weren't for the difficult birth of the Crown Princess Xi'er, he thought he would leave the mother to keep the son and take care of the son soon. But this does not exist, because the best female protagonist met the best and most loving male protagonist, and met the emperor who has family affection and brains to love his son and not spoil his concubine or destroy his wife.

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Overall, it is a sweet cookie. It can be seen that the author loves the heroine very much and has filled up all the buffs of the heroine. Her appearance, family background, personality, and love are all the best. The male protagonist is very capable of action. It starts with the blind date of the female protagonist. The male protagonist rushes to destroy the scene, then asks his father for a marriage, "robs it by force", and then enters the stage of pursuing his wife and falling in love without too much delay. The heroine has a sober, open-minded and happy-go-lucky personality. At first, she obeyed the arrangements because of the imperial power and the good looks of the male protagonist. Later, she gradually fell in love with and even fell in love with the male protagonist, but she always loved herself the most. The male protagonist is a pure love brain, and there is no plot in the whole story where the supporting character does something to successfully destroy the relationship between the male and female protagonists, because the male protagonist does not give others the slightest chance to ruin his relationship. He just says what he has to say and does it when he thinks of it. He is not a cold-blooded pretender. I think the reason why this book is not rated very high may be because the plot is relatively flat. The overall story is a description of the process from boys and girls falling in love to getting married, without too much intrigue or palace fighting. But I think it is very suitable for office workers to watch after a tiring day to decompress. Babies who like strong plot twists may not love it so much, but if babies have the same quirks as me, don't be discouraged by the ratings. In addition, I have a small suggestion. I think the author can be more refined in the portrayal of some supporting characters, such as the heroine's sister-in-law Su Qinghuan. Because I remember the first time the author described the sister-in-law's view of the heroine, he used the word "jealousy". I think this word is not appropriate. Jealousy is obviously malicious, but the sister-in-law is actually only envious of the heroine in a secular sense. Changing the word might make the persona better and show the sister-in-law's generous and gentle character. Including later on, it is written that the sister-in-law envies the prince for being kind to the heroine. In fact, I think this plot is unnecessary, because in all aspects, the sister-in-law is actually no worse than the heroine. The eldest sister-in-law married the eldest son of the Prime Minister's Palace, and it was certain that the next generation would be the mistress of the house. She also gave birth to her eldest son, and the next generation's heir would definitely be her son. Her parents-in-law are loving, her husband is gentle and considerate but he is still young and promising, and he still refuses to take concubines. His sister-in-law is the future queen, and her uncle is the future emperor. She can be said to be the top figure in the circle of ladies in the capital. In fact, her life is also very satisfactory. There is really no need for her to envy the heroine. When I saw this plot, I thought it was quite unexpected. Maybe it was to show that the male protagonist is indeed very good to the female protagonist, and that the female protagonist's life is envied by everyone. However, I felt that writing it this way made the sister-in-law's personality a bit ruined. Describing the sister-in-law as a dignified, generous and sensible person with a little scheming of her own may be more in line with the setting of the future mistress of the Prime Minister's Mansion, and also make this character more full-bodied and not superficial.

The writing style is very good, and it is also very interesting. It is a daily love story, but except for the heroine's family, everyone else is basically referred to in the third person. But after reading it for a long time, I feel that I don't even know their names [face covering] (the male protagonist's name is mentioned but rarely). I hope the author can change it, and I also hope the author will continue to work hard [blowing kiss]

It's so beautiful. [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry] You must keep writing. I, a bookworm who still values ​​sweetness and perfection, will love it to death.