Fusu Really Never Planned to Ascend the Throne

The imagination is good, and the writing style is also good, but the golden finger of the imagination is very open, and occasionally it feels like a fairy tale. It's definitely not a story about strong women, Fusu's mother is more cool and sassy. Regarding the emotional scenes with Fu Su, I am indeed a bit incapable of accepting them. Call it a story about raising a baby. It always feels like watching an adult pretending to be a doll. I am a bit irritated by how difficult the doll is at times.

It's pretty good for now, and it's one of the more satisfying Qin Dynasty fanfics I've read so far. When I wrote about the dragons and stuff at the back, it was so fantasy that I couldn't stand it anymore. Oh, by the way, this article was not about Shuang Jie at the beginning. The original setting was that Fusu had a concubine, but the author changed it later. And it is not considered noble, because in the previous life, the male and female protagonists were both married for the second time. I felt a little strange when I read the latter part. I felt that the author did not study history carefully. I felt that some things existed in history, but the article seemed to describe the Qin Dynasty as very feudal. I have forgotten what it was exactly.

Nice. The Fusu written by the author is not the kind of silly or naive person, but he does have an innocent side.

I've almost seen the update, and the more I watch it, the more I feel like the main character is Fatty. The writing is very energetic, and the heroine doesn't feel important. A large amount of space is devoted to the son, and the focus of the entire book is on Fatty.

It's a pretty good plot, the pace is just right, and it's crisp and clear. Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist are well portrayed. The female protagonist's mentality is real and realistic, and the male protagonist's character also has a lot of underbelly that is different from the history books. When I read this book, the description of concubines has been deleted, but this issue does not seem to be very important. The marriage of the male and female protagonists originated from the marriage granted by the King of Qin, and the female protagonist does not have the ambition to "do big things". She pursues stability. Moreover, the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were open and open, which can be regarded as the least feudal feudal era. I believe that the female protagonist will not be wronged and will not let herself become a "loving wife".

This book is a very well-written book. I have never written comments on such a historical article with more than 100,000 words before, but this book is really well-written, the chapters have content, and the writing style is plain and yet impressive. The character of the heroine is very well created. Anyway, I looked at the previous 30 or so pictures and didn't see any entanglement between the heroine and Fusu's concubines. They mainly focus on the daily love between the heroine and Fusu as husband and wife and some of the changes that Fusu has made in his own temperament. I think this book is an absolutely good book. Although the chapter list is a bit misleading, it is indeed a good book. The chapters have content and are well connected. The story lines are connected smoothly. Unlike some historical articles, which are really abrupt and there are not too many slaps in the face. The plot has a very ordinary feeling. If you like the rural style and plain articles, you can read it. I think this is really good-looking.

Overall, the writing is pretty good. I've read two-thirds of the way through it. The male and female protagonists are pretty good, but personally I don't like them very much. After giving birth to a child, everything revolves around the child. Secondly, the child always slaps others, no matter the parents, they are overbearing and naughty. I don't like this kind of thing. There's not much else. As far as the plot is concerned, it's relatively bland and there aren't any big ups and downs. There's nothing else wrong with it.

The history of Qin written by the author is very interesting, and the writing style is very good. The characters in the book have their own personalities, just like real historical figures appear before their eyes. However, the heroine gave birth a little early, of course, she has a golden finger, so it's okay. Also, there are too many daily routines for children. Maybe I have no experience of giving birth yet, but I highly recommend it to friends who like children. In short, the history written by the author is very interesting and not boring at all. The characters are all flesh and blood, some are good and some are bad. The heroine is also very powerful and not a dodder flower. However, if it is a female protagonist, it will be a bit frustrating. After all, the writing is relatively restored to the historical environment. The Warring States period was relatively tolerant to women. However, as I said, the oppression of women in feudal society must be a matter of more or less. Other than that, I think the overall advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Recommend!

Chapter 112 Abandoned High baby content after giving birth I have never been interested in articles about cute pets and cute treasures. I want to watch these cuties open short videos. The secretion of hormones triggered by audio-visual signals is something that textual descriptions can never achieve. Text is not the best carrier for this kind of subject matter.

Wow [Congratulations], the writing is really great. I felt very immersive when I read it. Although I don't know what the Qin State was like in the past, but when I saw the author's big words, I really felt immersed in it. It felt like I had really seen the history at that time. Come on 😘