Big Ruyi’s Daily Meltdowns

It's so well written that I get angry when I read it. I really want to give her a big mouth.

It's pretty good. It's generally close to the plot of the original drama, but the small details have been changed very well. The main character is indeed hysterical and clean, with no vulgar jokes or exaggerated abuse of women. Kim Ok-yeon's thoughts after Jung-sook is gone are great, I look forward to it

A very light-hearted article. Jin Yuyan's image is too three-dimensional. It is a very interesting relationship. It was wrong from the beginning. From the beginning, the sentence "Those who are not of my race must have different hearts." This sentence is not only the vague attitude of the Qing Dynasty towards Jin Yuyan, but also trapped Jin Yuyan's own life. Obviously in the original work, as a tribute girl, with such an identity and such actions, the concept of loving a grand "family and country" is more fluent than loving a specific person. Jin Yuyan can be regarded as reborn here, and the clouds will clear and the moon will shine. Speaking of which, the author also gave the emperor and empress a good ending. Because of the post on Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, I also learned a lot of fragmentary historical materials about the Qianlong Dynasty. I have been fighting for eight hundred years about who Qianlong loved. While watching Qianlong write poems and fight with the ministers for the queen, In other words, there are all records of a painful beating, but you can see that some people speculate that he deliberately made a fuss about the queen in order to attack the ministers. On the one hand, he hopes that he really misses the queen as much as he said, and he should be able to treat the queen gently when she was in power, but they also think that he just He is a political machine. His mother would be anxious if she wanted to know what is going on outside, and how sincere he can be to his woman. Therefore, Wen who sees him being shaped into a political machine will feel sorry for the empress, and when he sees that the emperor and empress are harmonious with him and still has a heart, Wen will think that he is a cripple. Cool, all of this is everyone's hope for a better life for the queen, and they also think of Lan Yinxu Guo, whom Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace talks about every day, next to a cold political machine like Qianlong. If the queen survives, will this Lan Yinxu Guo be their final ending? Everyone else is fine. This is the one I read about Jin Wei who is not a cp, but I magically feel that this is good. I originally thought that I could only read a story about the two of them having an affair. My feelings for the two of them are really complicated. It is also the feeling that the two actors performed beyond the script. They support each other in the ups and downs of the harem and can stab each other at any time. The sincerity mixed with pretense is the easiest to be noticed. But now it seems that it is not bad for everyone to have a friendship of helping each other and the idea of ​​​​being a ladder for each other. I just realized that I hope that both of them can be well. Even if it is just "affection that transcends the relationship between men and women", I feel very good. The portrayal of Yi Huan was okay, but it lacked some process of thinking through it. Although the little princess of Bahrain had doubts, she had no chance to figure it out. Concubine Chun did not go crazy and did something she shouldn't have done. The eldest brother was not scolded to death. Wan Yin did not need to wait in bed to be tortured. Wan Wan did not have to suffer various endless punishments. Everyone's life was back on track.

It's a very light-hearted article, and it's really unprecedented. [Laughing and crying] The Empress Fucha in the book, the mother-in-law, was unconsciously replaced by Rong Yin. I really feel that the four characters here are more like Mr. Zhang who matches Rong Yin. He is sinister, fun-loving and ruthless, Xiao Gao is cute and lovable, and it is not easy to round up the settings. Da Ru is really worthy of being the leader of Yizheng.

Sure enough, Da Ru is a patient with love delusion, also known as peach blossom epilepsy. Others' settings are also reasonably gratifying.

Nice! Only the world where Ruyi suffers from hysteria is more of a group drama and overall warm. It mainly revolves around the emperor and Lang Hua, and has a cb direction. It does not involve anti-feudalism. It is very delicate and always feels a touch of sadness.

The only drawback: too short! Well written and quite interesting. To the emperor, the women in the harem were nothing more than kittens and puppies, toys for him to tease when he was bored. Ruyi's hysteria is because she wants to be loved too much, but she can only brainwash herself through fantasies if she doesn't get it. What I like better is that Yan Wan and Jin Zhong are friends who support each other here.

Warm reminder, remember to turn off the listening button when drinking water while listening to a book, otherwise you will laugh like me [star] I finally finished watching it. I suggest you not to watch it easily when you are at work and with your boss. After all, it is really difficult to hold back your laughter. The phrase "egg sausage" still comes to mind now [sneaky laugh]

After reading it, I found that many of the daily lives after hysteria treatment are indeed very gentle and peaceful ~ but sometimes the lack of dramatic tension can make it a bit boring. But it's already good for a novice to persist in writing the story he wants to write ~ Five stars will be rewarded

I haven't finished reading it yet, but as of the current update, the logic is self-consistent, and the characters are not stupid. There are always some small contradictions (conflicts), and there are reasons to explain them. Apart from Hailan still really believing in Ruyi, I don't know if there is any hidden secret behind it.