The Prince's Little Concubine: She Seems Detached as a Chrysanthemum, Then Turns the Tables and Wins His Devotion

Overall, this book is readable, but I will mention a few minor flaws, just to avoid them. I personally read it to the end, and then I was able to almost ignore these flaws. The first thing is to read this. You first have to get through the first five or six chapters. The first few chapters contain almost a lot of surprises. I was able to get through it purely because the author was more active and kept explaining in the comment area. Although I wanted to criticize him, I did, and then I felt comfortable and continued reading. The second part is that the heroine was pregnant, and then her mother came to her and asked her to help raise her sister, and then she pretended to be so angry that she wanted to have a miscarriage. Until the ending, I didn't know how she was so angry that she had a miscarriage. There was just a description where she glanced at the tea her mother drank. When I read this, I didn't read the comment section, and I don't know if there was an explanation in the comment section. The third thing is that there are many scenes in the article describing the abuse of the original owner, which I personally don't like very much. The fourth point is that the system is stupid and sweet. I personally feel that I am disgusted by this kind of dragging behavior, but behind it is towards the heroine. However, there is a behavior that is not easy to explain. Before, the system was particularly convinced that the beloved concubine system called him brother, and then it compared with the favored concubine system and looked down on others. It gave me a feeling of hoping that the brother would live well, but was afraid that the brother would drive a Land Rover, and was also afraid that it was the author's clerical error. The fifth point is that after the heroine gave birth to three children, she felt that the prince was getting old and stopped maintaining their relationship. When I wrote it, I just felt that the child had not grown up yet, and it was not time to give up. Then there was an explanation on the next page or a few pages, and the heroine went to protect her relationship again. The sixth scene is when the heroine gives her sister the advanced fertility pill. This plot is a highlight for me. She also gives her the advanced fertility pill in a low-key manner, especially later on how her sister got pregnant. It was said that she borrowed a seed, but she did not say who the adulterer was. , And then she didn't say how her sister died, or what the means were. The whole process was just mysterious and mysterious. And then in order to pay attention to this matter, the heroine was distracted the whole time when the family went out for an outing (I forgot about it). In the end, she still didn't understand what this melon was. The seventh point is that maybe I was shocked at the beginning, but when I read the extras later, I felt better after watching the extras. It was Shen Jiaojiao's place, where a pampered princess was bullied like that. I really couldn't stand it. In the previous life, I could barely understand that she didn't have any family to support her. In this life, she was bullied like this. I really don't understand. Her father is not dead, but he is still alive and well. Why not take advantage of it? Where is the royal face? So I can only accept that the extra poisoned them all, but the feeling of hurting the enemy by 1000 and damaging myself by 800 is even more uncomfortable. Then from the perspective of the heroine, she is inexplicably being targeted by a spoiled brat. I personally hate brats, and the heroine only became the princess after eight years of being spoiled by this brat. The eighth part is the emperor. I wanted to write that he was very majestic and very scheming, but I really couldn't write it at all. The way I wrote it was that the character was not very three-dimensional, but he was not the protagonist either. I could see that he was very scheming, just because the heroine kept saying that he was very scheming. The whole process was supported by the words of the masses. Okay, that's probably all. Then let me talk about what attracted me. First of all, the introduction must be very good, otherwise I wouldn't be able to come in. Then I quite like the choice of the heroine, and then I quite like Shen Jiaojiao's extra episode. In fact, if you like it, overall it's okay. But if you ask me to tell you what I like about the details, I can't tell you clearly. That's it, in short, I gave it five stars. Finally, let me say this, this is the book. People who are obsessed with details should not read it. Don't read this book with details. It is full of loopholes. I would like to add that most of the strategies in the article give you the impression that the strategy is big at the beginning, but in fact it feels like it starts but ends.

I feel that the plot develops relatively quickly, and there are very few emotional lines between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist mainly focuses on lying down and pursuing her career. She takes every step very steadily, and lives very soberly and rationally. [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] But I always feel that the overall plot of this novel is a bit bland. It would be better if there were more ups and downs and plot reversals. [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

It's good to watch, I want to see more interactions between the male and female protagonists. The plot of the palace can be saved as much as possible, just one sentence will suffice. Hahahaha, but it's strange, why are there no ratings among the 89 book reviews? Doesn't it usually take 50 entries to get a rating?

Overall it's pretty good, except that the characters in the story refer to the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty, so sometimes it feels a little inconsistent when you look at it, but the story is pretty good! Although I think it's a bit amazing that the biological sister didn't end up until the finale [laughing]

I'm wondering if the prince thinks he's done as soon as he hits the target, and then looks for someone else, or maybe he's suspicious of the heroine, and the enemy might make a big fuss out of this.

It's not bad, the writing is very good, and the plot is natural and smooth. However, the age gap between the characters is a bit uneven. The step-in-law whom the Jiang family is planning to recruit does not know the age and appearance of the brother-in-law. The male protagonist is famous for his configuration.

Both Tonghua and Sister Zha (who traveled through ancient times in the modern era and were reborn back to the ancient times in the previous life) both have systems. In this life, Tonghua chose the childbirth system, and Sister Zha chose the beloved concubine system. I marked it before reading.

It's good to watch 😄, the story is full of ups and downs, the content is rich and colorful, the male and female protagonists do things neatly and clearly, it's worth watching and it's worth watching. It's full of unsatisfactory feelings [Blowing kisses][Flowing kisses][Flowing kisses][Send hearts][Send hearts][Send hearts][Love][Love][Love][Like][Like][Like]

Shen Jiaojiao is really open-minded. She went out to destroy two big families. It's so cruel! Sure enough, you can't live without going crazy!

The royal daughter-in-law was afraid of having a concubine, which would be harmful, but from another perspective, mother and daughter were also miserable. She was originally an only child, but she got a younger brother who was not her biological child. Her mother was not going to die soon, and her stepmother-to-be still had to be doted on by her father after they broke up.