“May I ask, my lord, who will be in charge of the household from now on?” “You, naturally.” “And if I make a mistake?” “I’ll take responsibility.” “No matter what?” “As long as it doesn’t violate propriety.”
“You must be Yixiu, Prince Yong’s wife.” “Then will you teach me? When I marry into the prince’s household, I’ll embroider an even better one for you!”
He remembered the dream he had the night before. In it, he was still aboard a pleasure boat in Yangzhou, with hills of silver piled up by the salt merchants. He reached out to grab it, but his hands closed around snow.
The main characters of this story are Yixiu and Yinzhen. This is not a rebirth story, and Yixiu is not reborn. I’ve only borrowed some characters and settings from Empresses in the Palace; anything that doesn’t make sense is my own invention. Please don’t think too hard while reading, because the author’s brain isn’t working too well either.
The women in the harem get along quite well, but that doesn’t stop them from plotting against one another. There are no purely evil people here, only people driven purely by self-interest.
The story isn’t very kind to Rouze. Given their similar appearances, it isn’t very kind to Zhen Huan either.
Qi Yuebin and Yixiu are evenly matched in a battle of wits. Don’t ask why the heroine doesn’t get rid of Rouze and Qi Yuebin. She just likes teasing them to amuse herself, and they won’t be written out until fairly late.
The pacing is mostly average, though it sometimes drags and sometimes rushes. This is my first long novel, and I’m still learning to manage the pacing, so please bear with me, dear readers.
Lastly: I’m collecting title ideas for this 200,000-character novel! I’m hopeless at naming things, so I’m counting on everyone’s ideas. There’s no payment, but I’ll drop extra chapters from time to time.
In the fanfic, I announced that this is my third favorite book. The first two books were a bit esoteric, but the author of this one just wrote it so I can understand it. This is also the best Yixiu in my heart. She has not been reborn, has never experienced the pain of losing a child, and is tolerant towards the concubine in the backyard. Her husband fell in love with him at first sight, and she is unique in his heart. Apart from some minor episodes after entering the house, she is pretty well. Finally, I hope that Nian Shilan, Li Jingyan and Hai Ri can always be friends (at this moment, what comes to my mind is three women in their best years holding hands, relying on and supporting each other in this deep house compound)
It's remarkable. It can be seen that the author is a person with literary skills and is not flashy. The story line is very touching, the characters are well-developed, and there are occasional logical loopholes, but the flaws are not concealed. Good luck to the author [sending heartfelt wishes]
I think the writing is very good, the article is very detailed, and it is in line with the style of Gong Dou Wen Queen.