Transmigrating Into a Book Against Another Book Transmigrator: Noble Consort, Please Sit

It's very beautiful, and the writing is very good. I've seen other comments about why the heroine doesn't take the initiative, but I think it's good like this. I really like this kind of gentle and gentle feeling. After watching it all, I can say that the later stage is very bad. If it hadn't attracted me in the early stages, I would have given up chasing it long ago. It was a mess in the later stage. I know the author wanted to write about the original male and female protagonists of the indigenous people in the system novel, but the writing was too messy and I couldn't grasp the rhythm. It made people dizzy when I read it.

Not bad. The author's writing is good. The first part is a simple battle between palaces, but in the later part there is a bit of confusion between the two systematic supporting characters fighting each other. The ending where the heroine gave birth to a daughter who became an empress was too hasty. Earlier, a supporting character spread rumors that the heroine was possessed by an evil spirit and that the child she was carrying was abnormal. The male protagonist was almost forced by the courtiers to have a nanny. Without the premise that the heroine and the heroine's sister will work together to support the independence of women in the world, the possibility of the princess becoming an empress is too small, so the ending is too hasty. But being an empress is good, I support the author to continue writing.

The setting is novel, the writing is delicate, and it's fun to watch the heroine get promoted.

Does the book wear on the heroine?

Overall, it's pretty good. This subject matter is relatively rare and fresh, but there are some mysteries that haven't been solved yet, so I was a little confused. Of course, I might have missed it [laughing]

It's pretty good. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot. I hope I won't abuse the heroine anymore.