Summer Ginger

I think it's very interesting. The family's filial piety and the imperial examination should be something later. After all, the heroine is still a child in the early stage. What do you expect him to do? So I think it's normal to write about the filial piety of the parents. You don't have to watch it if you don't like it, there's no need to harp on it, the early stage portrayal is just to make the characters fuller. Everyone has advantages and disadvantages. It's good that the heroine's grandmother doesn't favor boys over girls. Well, the disadvantage is that she favors the younger son and wrongs the younger daughter. But fortunately, the younger daughter married a very good family. Then there is the heroine's mother, a very good person, and the heroine's father is also a very good person. There is a girl named Xia Fu. Many people may think what she is like, but her father is already like this, and so is her mother. What do you want from this little girl? Her personality is not completely distorted, but she is already very cool.

There are a lot of bugs and logical inconsistencies in this article, but when I saw comments saying that the empress and the official in the back were "fantasy," I couldn't help but want to give it a high score [laughing and crying]. I don't like to read too many theoretical doctrines about loving girls, and I prefer to see people who do practical things and write good stories. The whole book is relatively smooth and comfortable to read, but because the proportion of short chapters in the early stages of the book was too long, the part where the heroine became an official was too rushed, and it is estimated that it can be extended to 350 chapters. (Contains spoilers) The best thing about this book is that Xia Jiang and Xia Chan are unmarried and have no children, which fits their characters and concepts very well. The queen has a female heir, and the husband is never mentioned or named from beginning to end, which is particularly good. Among the three people who joined the army, Xia Xing was not forced to remain unmarried and infertile to take care of her brother for the rest of her life. Xiao Yi was not forced to go to Mainantang because of her good looks. Xia Dan was not forced to marry anyone else but to adopt orphans. I'm quite satisfied with the ending. In addition, I think we can also explore the characters of Gao Cuier in depth, and Xia Chan, although she has a side story, is still too much of a tool, and really doesn't take anything away from her. But to say that she is for ideals and ambitions, the story is a little lacking in the story. In the end, no matter what, I hope there will be more articles like this. It has nothing to do with love girls and awakening. I just hope I can see more stories that make me feel comfortable and smooth.

It's a super good-looking imperial examination essay about a heroine. I hope there will be one more chapter every day. A small hope [Blowing Kiss]. Finally, it is not a novel about time travel, rebirth, and its own system. I like to read about the self-awakening of indigenous women.

I haven't finished watching it yet, and the pace is not sluggish. Only in the early stages there is a leech room that sucks the blood of women. At the same time, all the benefits are obtained by sucking the blood of female characters, but there are good male and female characters among them. It can be regarded as a micro-group portrait novel, and the heroine is well portrayed. Halfway through the novel, the heroine finally goes to study. After Xia Yan told the people in the old house the real reason why Xia Jiang ran away from home, no one in the old house understood what Xia Jiang did. Only Xia Tao understands and feels distressed. Maybe Xia Jiang wants to study, not necessarily because she likes it. I'm afraid I'm still a little unwilling. Why can't women enter private schools? Why can't women make contributions? Why can't women start a family and inherit the family? Industry? They are born the same as men. Since they are all human beings, why are there so many rules for women?

My God, it's really realistic and logical. The characters in the current plot are really good, and the details are appropriate. The characters' personalities and advantages will definitely provide talent reserves for the subsequent heroines, and they are also very logical. I hope the author will add more. It's really well written [Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore]

Although the content of the story is not very ups and downs, it is the rise of a group of women in feudal society. The characters in it are flesh and blood. Xia Jiang is their epitome and expectation. From ancient times to the present, Chinese society has never lacked such figures. They are lucky, painful and sad. And today we are much luckier than Xia Jiang. We have a strong and stable person in our lives. It is a stable country with a good social foundation and living atmosphere, and equal rights with boys in the legal sense. The fairness that Xia Jiang and others have pursued all their lives is now at our fingertips. Therefore, when facing the injustice of fate and worldly prejudice, we should be brave enough to be ourselves and pursue bravely, so that we can live up to our ancestors who fought hard with flesh and blood to create a beautiful today.

A good book that grasps the distribution of the number of words in the novella to the content. When you taste it, you will not feel lacking or hasty. It does not beautify the bad ideas of the old era too much. It writes the process of the formation of the concept of the superiority and inferiority of women and men. It is touching and touching. It is a good book worth reading.

It's very beautiful, I hope the heroine is well. I also hope that Xia Tao and Xia Xing are also well.

The character descriptions and plot descriptions are quite interesting and can be understood, but as I read it, I felt that the heroine was very lucky. Others had paved the way for her. Without seeing her own struggle with fate, it felt a bit unsatisfactory.

It's very good. It's the only one that I can watch and update every day. Then after a while, I wait for the author to update a few more chapters before reading it again. It's still very exciting and doesn't suddenly feel dull like some novels.