
The Fourth Princess Consort Loves Watching Plays
四福晋爱看戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 771k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Reader comments 6
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The plot is compact and reasonable, the overall flaws are not hidden, the characters are relatively plump, the female protagonist maintains her true feelings, the female supporting characters have a growth process, and the male protagonist is quite satisfactory (the classic Tomato Master image). I personally think this book deserves a rating of 8.8. In the early stage, the heroine raised Li's sons and daughters under her knees, and even gave her golden fingers to Li's children. This was poisonous to some people, who thought that the heroine was a holy mother. After reading the whole novel, I think there are two reasons why the heroine did this. One is because the children are still young and weak, and she, as a child, A mother who has just given birth to a child is suffering from hormones, so she is willing to take care of the two children; secondly, the heroine does not plan to have another child, and her son needs a deputy and helper. The heroine raises the bastard son well and brings the bastard son to her when he is young. This is just an investment made by the heroine. Minor spoilers, this article contains two time travels and two rebirths. Two of the rebirths mainly play a role in promoting the plot, and the damage to the heroine is negligible. The two time-travelers have a weak competitive effect before the middle of the plot, and the last three are good friends (of course they have gone through a lot, one of them was almost dragged into the quagmire of feudal society, but luckily she kept her true intentions in the end) In the emotional aspect of the book, the hearts of the male and female protagonists have been infinitely close, but in that society, their status, and the environment they live in, it is impossible for them to be together for the rest of their lives, so the result is that the female protagonist withdraws her heart, and the male protagonist notices it, but he knows that he cannot do it, so they maintain a tacit understanding. They are still the most important people to each other.
Actually it's okay. I don't know why it doesn't even have a rating. The heroine's character is more like an ancient local character, with a bit of memory from the future. It's a pity that we broke up while walking...
It's so beautiful, hahaha, tears don't cost money
It's okay. If you don't love everything, it's easy to say. Love in Qing palace dramas is illusory. Being the Queen Mother is the right way to go.
Very, very beautiful, five-star praise
Too many inner monologues