Wei Yingluo Possesses Wei Yanwan: Ruyi Syndrome, Begone!

It's okay, but I want to change the emperor, can you let me do it? Hahahaha

Basically, every once in a while, I will find a Da Ru humanities book to read, which is effortless and purely fun... I like the author's settings very much. After all, Sister Wei is my favorite version of the imperial concubine, and there is no specific description of Da Ru's movements to vilify Da Ru (although her movements are indeed ugly). It is purely using Sister Wei's perspective to accurately complain about all the unreasonableness of Da Ru... I rarely write book reviews and I don't know what to write, but it is very good~🤭

The writing is smooth and the first half is beautiful, but the emperor who is the initiator of everything cannot accept that not only is he unscathed, but he also gets a smart and beautiful wife. If you can't accept that the emperor is unscathed + Miss Wei and the four beautiful girls are in love, you can think about it before watching. The logic of the plot development is OK, and the second half is more like a Yanxi fanfic

This is one of the better-looking books in the humanities. It is not dark just for the sake of being dark. It depicts the process of Ruyi's mental distortion in a more layered way. Miracle Wanwan's transformation into Wei Yingluo's core is very touching, and her behavior is very consistent with the character. There are also entertainment industry elements in the episode, which is quite interesting.

A very good fanfic! Please don't be fooled by the ratings, it's definitely worth reading if you like this kind of subject matter! Ever since I watched the rant video about Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, I have become very interested in this kind of subject matter. However, looking at the many fanfics I have read before, I have to say that the original character in this one is the most satisfying to me. In the stories I have read in the past, "abusing" Ruyi is mostly the only enjoyable part, but poor control always makes me feel that it is overkill. Reproducing the despised "girl abuse" part of the original work on Ruyi actually makes me very uncomfortable, or simply portraying Ruyi as a madman and fool, and repeatedly constructing the character with lines from the original play. After reading it, it will probably feel very hollow and boring. This also leads to what I appreciate most about this article, the character construction. From Wei Yingluo's perspective, looking at the world with a normal logic, each character's ideological motivations and behavioral logic are traceable. It is really smart to change the consequences of the same behavior and the way other people view it while retaining the original character movements. The only shortcoming is probably the careless use of elixirs mentioned in reviews. If you just go in and get a black eye, that's it. But since we know the direction of development, the careless use of elixirs may make readers have some opinions about Wei Yingluo's "smart" setting, which will not have any positive effect on the shaping of the heroine. But it doesn't hurt, and even a little bit of shortcomings doesn't cover up the flaws. It's not too long, and it's actually very easy to read. It's very suitable for killing time during leisure time. The writing style is excellent, and the character creation occasionally brings tears to the eyes. After reading it, I just felt that if Ruyi really acted like she did in the article, maybe everyone would still favor her. Thanks to the author for the excellent article!

Not bad. In the "Story of Yanxi Palace" version of "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Royal Palace", the character's behavior is more reasonable, and the daily life of the emperor and his concubine is becoming more and more like the daily life in "Story of Yanxi Palace". Overall not bad.

Okay, if you write more and it's not enough to read, I've thought about converting text to voice into fonts. Save your effort and write more 😘😘😘😘

Very pretty! Although the queen is still dead, it reminds me of when I saw Rongyin jumping off the building, which made me feel so uncomfortable. Maybe the fan is trying to make up for some of his own regrets. The score is a bit low, but it's still worth a look, but the writing still needs to continue to improve (υ . . υ) ❅·°

Very good, the character of Wei Yingluo is well expressed. Whether they are positive characters or negative characters in the plot, their starting points have become more reasonable. The villain's final epiphany also comes from the examination of his own actions.

This book is great because there are no OOC characters, and it advances the plot in layers while maintaining the original character settings. The only flaw is that the evidence that Ruyi harmed Yongqi is a bit flimsy, and the case was closed in a bit of a hurry.