After Becoming the Crown Princess, I Do Nothing but Slack Off

Isn't it very popular now to write about Qu's words?

It's pretty good, nothing frustrating, just plain. But I hope that the heroine will never love the hero in her whole life. It's fine now. The more I watch, the more I feel that the heroine is aggrieved and heartbreaking.

Ancient house fighting novels are written very realistically, and the female protagonist is also very clear-headed (she only wants the rights and stability brought by her status as a princess). From this perspective, she will accept even if the male protagonist is old or ugly, and she has no right to choose. Fortunately, the prince is quite handsome, but the heroine is not tempted, so she will not be jealous or jealous. And as a heroine who came from childhood, she has grown up carefully as a little transparent for more than ten years. She has no confidence to fight with them, and that is not her style of dealing with them. The heroine is not a pure soft persimmon. If you bully her, she will fight back. She just doesn't pay attention to the other concubines of the prince, sitting on the mountain and watching the tigers fight, and she only wants to live her own little life. As for the male protagonist, it was obvious that he was already attracted to her during the race, but that was all. She had a crush on the heroine before she married her, and it seems that he also has a pure royal mindset (that is, he wants to be in a position of power. It is okay for concubines to be jealous, but not to hurt the emperor's heirs). Is this kind of love shown now worth letting the heroine change herself and sink without hesitation? Perhaps treating each other like guests is the best ending the heroine can give. There is no way that this novel will be a perfect couple, and the male and female protagonists will not be able to be together for the rest of their lives. Book lovers who can't stand it can stop their losses in time. The article is very interesting, please keep it up!

Very good, don't fall in love with the prince, let the prince know that the heroine will never fall in love with him, otherwise life will be too happy

Ah ah ah ah ah, it looks good, ah ah ah, can the author update a hundred times a day, ah ah ah ah, please [crazy] [crazy] [crazy] After watching it for so long, let me tell you how I feel. The female protagonist is very good, sober and not internally consumed, generous and not pretentious. Because she doesn't care about the male protagonist, she doesn't care about being favored, nor does she care about the woman in the male protagonist's backyard acting like a monster. Whether it was Mrs. Lin showing off to her or Mrs. Zhou's malicious accusations against her, she didn't care because she didn't care. Well... In fact, this kind of thinking is correct. From the perspective of the heroine herself, she really has a strong core and her mind is peaceful. But in the eyes of readers, these are real grievances suffered by the heroine, and the heroine can accept them so honestly. Even the male protagonist is an accomplice in bullying the heroine... From our perspective, the heroine is the nanny of the male protagonist, taking care of his house, comforting his concubines, and arranging for his children. It is undeniable that this kind of management power of the back house was a kind of power and dignity of the royal family in ancient times, but as a time traveler, is this kind of power what the heroine wants to pursue? She seemed to be so conscientious in complying with this misfortune of ancient women. In fact, there are not many traces of modern people in her body. From her body, I can't see her struggle to be deprived of her freedom, and I can't see her criticism of ancient feudal ideas (meaning that I don't see similar inner thoughts of the heroine in the article). She seems to have just accepted her fate (actually, I don't know what to say. I don't mean that she should resist, be unconventional, or pursue freedom in the physical sense. In fact, her observance of etiquette is a smart way). But the male protagonist has sex whenever he wants. She is always there when something goes wrong in the back house, and she doesn't get any dignity on the wedding night or when the newlyweds enter the house. She didn't care about all of this, as it seemed like it wasn't worth her time. But is not caring really the master key to dealing with harm? In life, should we use this psychological freedom to live a physically oppressive life? Is the author trying to convey the independence and sobriety of the heroine, or is it to make the injury a matter of course? Giving your face to others to step on but not allowing them to care about you, isn't this a deprivation of rights? The heroine has no pursuits, and has never thought about leaving the backyard. Even if she lives a peaceful life according to this identity, she has no ideas similar to what she hopes to gain. The heroine just lives like that, living with low material desires, living without caring about other people's eyes. She never thought that in this era of male supremacy, her life and death depend on the male protagonist's thoughts. I don't understand how the heroine can not think about the future when her life is in other people's hands? She had never thought that people would die in the back house. She had never thought that other people also had her family, and that other people would take the throne besides her? Wouldn't she think that the male protagonist was not interested in her, but he attacked her because he loved someone else? Traveling back to ancient times, competing for the male protagonist's favor was not about flattering the man, but a means of self-protection in that era. The author can really write it as he is now, writing that the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist because of her incompetence, and that the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist because of her specialness. But as the heroine herself, she doesn't know. How can she bet that if she doesn't make a mistake, others won't harm her? I don't know if I have written what I really want. The heroine's actions are what she really wants to do and follow her heart, but I think it is inconsistent with her experience as a character who traveled from a modern society to that era, and it is also inconsistent with the survival laws of that era. As a prince in ancient feudal times, the male protagonist's behavior was in line with that era, but he was also responsible for the misfortune of the female protagonist... Finally, as a person living in modern times, I hope that all women can have their own dominant spiritual world like the heroine, and I hope that all women can resist harm while protecting themselves when facing harm! !

What can I say? The heroine has a really good personality, but she still can't accept the male protagonist. I think it would be better if she arranged a love rival for the male protagonist [Adoration] [Shy]

I finished the story in two days and it was pretty good. The heroine traveled through time and had a clearer view of the blind marriage to the prince. She felt that the two were just living together as partners, and it had nothing to do with love. There were concubines to compete for favors. As long as the heroine's interests and bottom line were not touched, the heroine would give what was due and would not go out of her way to embarrass her or fight with her concubines. If you want to see the heroine kill everyone and make the hero fall in love with her, you can quit. Even if the hero fell in love with the heroine, he did not stop taking concubines, because the hero is an ancient man, and he was educated that three wives and four concubines were common. The heroine did not just fight all the female partners to death when they disagreed. After reading the latest chapter, the heroine only cares about the appearance and body of the hero, not his feelings. A woman who doesn't care about feelings is really too strong. In fact, I thought it would be almost over when I wrote about the crown prince ascending the throne and becoming emperor. I didn't expect to be able to write so much [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]. Of course, so far I haven't seen why Lin is so favored. Maybe it's because I've read too crudely.

Recommended, it's pretty good-looking, but Shuangjie's sisters don't recommend it. The reason for the evaluation is because I really hope that the author will write a story about the prince's jealousy. I hope the heroine can maintain a cooperative and family relationship with the prince. Never write that the heroine likes and falls in love with the prince🙏

I saw the latest chapter, Chapter 216, and I really like the attitude of the female protagonist towards the male protagonist. She doesn't care who the male protagonist favors or who has children. Live your life well, only regard the male protagonist as a companion, and don't love him. I hope the author doesn't end up falling in love with the male protagonist [crying], a lazy cucumber and a palace Douwen. There is really no need to engage in love. The male protagonist can fall in love with her, but not the female protagonist [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

It's easy to get addicted to it once you read it. I don't have any strong points about it at the moment. The author is very hard-working and updates twice a day. I really love it. '- ̗̀ ෆ(˶'ᵕ'˶)ෆ ̖́- Because there is feedback from babies because I reviewed the book and found that it was contrary to expectations, so the following are the lightning points that I think exist (I can accept it, but some babies may not be able to accept it): 1. It can be said that the female protagonist is clean and the male protagonist (prince in the early period and emperor in the later period) is unclean (there was Bai Yueguang in front of the female protagonist, but Bai Yueguang committed suicide on his own) 2. The heroine is indifferent. For the audience, the concubine (concubine) who offends her rights and majesty rarely takes the initiative to punish her (it depends on the degree of offense), and it does not fall into the category of slap-in-the-face stories (the only fun thing is that the male protagonist thinks that the female protagonist loves him, but the female protagonist just treats him as a male model) 3. The progress of the article will be slow because Bai Yueguang's concubine is still jumping around and there will be sexual competition in the public sense (I personally understand that there are subjective effects, after all, it is a Gong Dou article) If the above points are acceptable, you are welcome to click in to watch. Again, you will feel good after watching it. If you don't like it, click the cross to change to the one you like (♡>𖥦<)/♥