Empresses in the Palace: Miao Qing Rides the East Wind

Seeing the end of the draft, Rory babbled and babbled, revealing the four words "pretend" and "high" between the lines.

Very preachy? The heroine has a big air of pretense [laughing and crying] An enigmatic (unknown meaning) smile, leer, and curled lips [eating melon] [eating melon] [eating melon] The most confusing thing in the early stage is the heroine's perspective: has the heroine watched The Legend of Zhen Huan? She is very vague between known and unknown information. There are many known plots in TV series, but the heroine acts like she just knows it? But she revealed some information naturally.

There is a literary sense that is pretending to be profound.

The heroine seems to be possessed by Elsa. She and the people around her are freezing and covered in cold sweat at every turn. The pre-job training before entering the palace seems to be in vain. Even if she is given a reward, she is frightened and trembling. The pace is too slow and the writing is very preachy. The atmosphere is serious and weird. Maybe the heroine is too careful? I feel like she's very good at making up stories. She doesn't like this thing and that thing. She's already exhausted from thinking about it before the plot even starts. I'm exhausted from watching it too.

The protagonist knows the plot but seems not to know the plot. It was originally a court battle essay, but it had to be written as a workplace essay. It was baffling as it was written. It felt like they were old employees in the market, but in fact these women were new employees who had just joined the company. Since they were new employees, they started to fight with each other when they first joined the company, and she was there to do it [ Rolling eyes] I feel like someone is going to do it myself, so I want to know that the protagonist has just entered the palace and there is no one around to help her fight [rolls eyes]. If she encounters a scene like Zhen Huan, and the heroine doesn't go up to fight on her own, and there are no losers, who will she ask to help her, or let the queen come down and help her [roll eyes]...

I always feel that the heroine has a daddy vibe, she loves preaching, and she seems to be strategizing, but in fact she is full of flaws.

If this involves in order to highlight the heroine's intelligence and prudent moral integrity, all the supporting characters automatically become wise, even the Queen Mother. You don't understand that he pretended to be incomprehensible because he came up with some good plan, and the result was to please a cat. What's even more outrageous is that the Queen Mother actually accepted the protagonist because of a cat, a protagonist who is always there.

Wow, thank you for your hard work. I have to copy it from AI. My fingers are sore. [Laughing][Laughing][Laughing][Laughing]

Okay, this is a command related to "writing". According to your request, I rewrote the original text to remove plots related to the child (Wen Yi) and ensure the smoothness and integrity of the story. Did the author use AI to write the article? I read it for a long time and thought it was pretty good. Then this suddenly popped up in the middle of the article [awkward laugh]

Finally I understand why so few people read it, the AI ​​atmosphere is too strong.