Reborn as Consort Hua's Son: A Catastrophic Start

The writing is very delicate. As I read it, I suddenly realized that it was a female blog. I found it very interesting. The underlying structures of male and female videos are fundamentally different. If you are tired of the style of male videos, you will find a different flavor in female videos. If this is written by a male, it must be to speed up the time as quickly as possible. First, borrow Concubine Hua kills Zhen Huan with her own hands, then slowly accumulates strength to detonate Yi Xiu in advance, and uses the emperor's hand to kill the queen. At the same time, she uses Ye's promise to Lao Qi to speed up the emperor's death, and then uses the emperor's death to get rid of several surviving princes. The end describes the drastic reforms after ascending the throne and proclaiming the emperor.

Surprisingly okay. Just one point, nothing else matters. I hope that the protagonist and Concubine Hua can have more plots and interactions, which will be nice and warm😋I don't want them to be separated (go to Brother's Office) woo woo woo Finally, quick update It's over, I've become a "mama's boy", the author has adjusted me to say yes, let's have more interactions between Concubine Hua and the protagonist😭I can do anything

It's well written, and there's nothing wrong with the logic. As long as you don't abuse the protagonist, it's OK. If you want to do it, just do it quickly, but don't make any big points about the sisterly love at the end.

The male protagonist travels back in time to become Concubine Hua's aborted child, turns things around, and is finally born. While pretending to be innocent to gain Fat Orange's favorability and reduce his suspicion, he and Concubine Hua face the storm in the backyard together. [The faces of mother and son are reflected particularly clearly under the candlelight, and the stars in their eyes are equally determined to protect each other, which is even more dazzling.

It's very interesting. The author writes it very delicately. It's a slow-moving life and the process of rising to power. The relationship between mother and son is also very well written. In this book, Concubine Hua has made up for all the regrets and lived like Nian Shilan. It's really good! It's just that the author's writing style is a bit green, and some places are recorded in great detail. I feel that there is no need to describe every detail. It can be more visual by omitting some appropriately, but this book is indeed worth reading. I recommend [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] It's a long stream of water [crying] typo

I have watched more than 340 times in two days and I really like it. Both the characters and the plot are very good. As for the ending, I think the emperor should be written off directly [laughs] A rotten cucumber is still a rotten cucumber that cannot sow its seeds. It would be great if the sixth brother could write more about his childhood. I really like it. When I grow up, I don't like watching it. I feel like I have grown up in the blink of an eye. You know, I don't want to see several years pass in the blink of an eye [cry]

The writing is quite good, but I feel that several scenes are a bit redundant. For example, the old man 10 and the crown prince who is watching 13 feel invisible to the subsequent inheritance, and the climax is not climax enough. I think everything else is very good. I really like Jiang Xin's role as Concubine Hua. Thank you for giving her such an ending. Deeply affectionate people should not be let down.

I'll give it four stars. I didn't really want to watch Gong Dou at first, but because of this TV series I'm still a little curious about how the author would write it. Fortunately, the writing is very smooth and the plot is interesting. You don't need to pay too much attention to some small details. I just feel that the ending is a little sloppy. I just finished the ending lightly, which is good.

Let's not talk about other things about this book. Just two words are delicate. The emotion between Nian Shihua and Lao Liu is written like that of a common people's mother and son. This is the best thing about this book. I don't know why the rating is so low. It's such a good book.

It's really great. This is the first time I've seriously written a book review on Tomato Novels. I just finished reading Xiao Liuzi Ascends to the Throne, but it's been a long time. I'm currently reading the second book. Generally speaking, whether it's the depth of thinking about life or the height of intrigues in it, it's a very high-quality Gong Douwen. There are three points. First: I feel that Fourth Brother's handling was too light. After all, he is an old man, so it would be better to crush him to death. Second: Xiaoliu grew up too fast, and I couldn't get enough of the mother-son interaction between Xiaoliu and Concubine Hua. Third: I wrote too little and was too articulate.