I Transmigrated into the Qing Palace and Became a Laid-Back Companion to Yinwu

I've finished reading it. As far as the current situation is concerned, this article is not a good article. Basically there is nothing exciting about it, it is very bland and real. The heroine is a very traditional good-natured person who is kind to others. I have always read novels with only beautiful heroines and no CP, after all, there is no cp1v1 written in the introduction. So when I saw a relationship between Zhang Bao and the heroine later, I really went blank. I couldn't help it. I didn't see any ambiguity between Zhang Bao and the heroine at my brother's office [facepalm]. To the heroine, Zhang Bao is a sincere and ordinary good person, and Baozi's character is also very lovable. Maybe it's because this relationship line came out relatively late. I feel that it is more suitable to be friends, and I can't fight. In the early stage, the heroine took care of the fifteenth brother and got along too well. Based on the preconceived concept, it does not necessarily have to be in love. I still support the heroine and the fifteenth brother's daily relationship, which is more interesting [laughs]

It's very interesting. The heroine doesn't have any golden fingers. She relies solely on her own intelligence. The author really writes well. How can I describe this book? It feels like eating a bowl of hot wontons in winter, which is comfortable and warms the stomach.

It's quite good-looking, there's no cheat code, the heroine relies on her own abilities to live a better life step by step. I don't know how it will develop later, but anyway, the setting and writing style are very good. The writing style has a touch of melancholy and sadness, like a movie-like sense of déjà vu. However, it is quite interesting to get along with the heroine and the fifteenth brother. Although their identities are very different, the heroine is still not so groveling in attitude at present. The fifteenth brother may also be closer and easy-going because he was taken care of by the heroine during his illness. I didn't catch up on it for a long time. I continued reading it on a whim these two days, and now I've basically finished it. It's so weird... Please change the title. Don't say that you follow Yinyu as a salted fish. The text doesn't fit the title. The fifteenth prince only appears in the early stages, but later on the heroine and the fifteenth prince have no contact with each other, and the fifteenth prince is a villain. When I first read it, I saw that the heroine left the fifteenth brother's house and had a slight affection for Zhang Bao. I felt that it didn't fit the title, but I could accept it. But then suddenly she fell in love with the fourth brother and gave birth to a child. I thought it could be written that the heroine is content with the situation and doesn't care about status and only follows her heart, but there are too many entangled, sour and ambiguous psychological activities about her! It is inconsistent with her indifferent personality and mentality. And really, it deviates too much from the title and introduction, and I think readers who are deceived into it are really easily traumatized. . The only thing that didn't ruin the character was that the heroine didn't enter the backyard, which was equivalent to being an outer room, because the heroine didn't want to be framed in the backyard. But how can I put it? It's very idealistic. For a prince in the feudal era, if you write that he is infatuated and affectionate with the heroine, that's okay. But if you write that he is willing to let the woman he loves live outside the family and not be included in the backyard, and supports the heroine in her career, this is too idealistic! It feels like the author has to give a man in the feudal era this almost non-existent quality so that the heroine can fall in love and have her own freedom. But this is another level of character failure. Because the heroine has experienced what happened to Yinxun, how can she ensure that the fourth prince will not have a male chauvinism attack and just bring her into the backyard. In the end, she still falls in love with him and has a physical relationship with the fourth prince and has a child... Anyway, it looks very contradictory... Wow, it's so weird. I feel like this work is written in such a way that even my mother doesn't recognize it, and neither side is written properly.

It is in line with what I want to watch at the moment. I do everything by myself without relying on anything. I really rely on my brain and the skills I have learned to survive [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] Where do you get so many green lights in life?

Most of the Qing Dynasty novels are about spoiled wives and aunts under the banner of reality, which makes people feel that the degree of feudalism written by the author may be deeper than the real feudal degree of the Qing Dynasty. This is good. The heroine is sober and self-reliant, neither assimilated nor numb. From beginning to end, she never expects to rely on any man to take "shortcuts" to gain some so-called identity, status or the scenery in front of her. The only thing that I can't stand is that the heroine's early life was really miserable. Sometimes I wanted to ask the author to give her a cheat. She can travel through time anyway, so there is no need to pursue authenticity and rationality too much. It sucks. No tricks.

It's been a long time since I've seen a book with such smooth writing. I'm glad I didn't let it slip away just because of the low rating. The characters are very well-developed. I love you, author! (I really don't want to have any emotional scenes with the fifteenth brother later [crying]. Although Zhang Bao is also very good, the class gap is too big. I hope Qinghe can be happy)

After reading it, I would like to thank the author for greatly alleviating my book shortage. The content of the text is compact and clear, (yes, it also has a sense of history [smirk] (for me, no malice)) The writing style is delicate and vivid, which makes people take it in and read it, and have the desire to continue reading. It is a good article~ The author is so grateful [laughs] I still have a little question❓Who did the heroine end up with? (No malice, no malice, no malice) At present, I think 15 and Zhang Bao are both good, but I feel they are inappropriate (no malice, no malice)

I read the latest chapter in one breath, and I didn't expect that the heroine has not left the palace... This book is very detailed. It seems that the author has really put in the effort and it looks very real. The heroine is a hard-core person. What I like very much is that the author is describing the heroine when she is in trouble. She will not have to ask a man to come out to save her. The one who can save her is always herself.

I think it is very true. There is no point in having a golden finger. In the historical environment, ordinary people will be led away. This is the fact. I really like the heroine to make herself live a better life and make the people around her live a better life within her own ability. I have a conservative attitude towards Zhang Bao's emotional line. My feelings for Qinghe may be one of the few true feelings in this strict hierarchical life, but it is by no means a necessity. If the fifteenth brother takes action decisively in the future, Qinghe will not be able to disobey him. I hope he will be nicer to the heroine [crying]

It's very beautiful. I urged you to update it. It vividly describes the image of a little palace maid who possesses medical skills but is cautious under the imperial power. It's very brilliant! Like! Urgent update! ! ! !