The Concubine Starts the Game and Accidentally Becomes the Queen.

The overall story is good and the progress is very fast. However, the heroine currently has no team and she was cheated by her own maid. She has changed from a noble concubine to a virtuous concubine. I hope she can also gain a memory and grow up. In the later stage, the character design collapsed, so I don't recommend it. The male protagonist is controlled by the court, pays attention to the distinction between legitimate concubines and concubines, and has long forgotten where he came from; the female protagonist is about to grow up, and she is as pale as a chrysanthemum, letting her children hide their clumsiness. She still has no team of her own, and will only be punished passively, and will not take the initiative at all; the villain has never been punished seriously, and lives a much more elegant life than the female protagonist.

Chapter 61 progress. The heroine has very few modern thoughts and is close to indigenous people. The foundation is probably to be good-looking, able to have children, and not hiding everything from the male protagonist. The heroine herself doesn't seem to have any particularly outstanding highlights. But I haven't seen any shortcomings so far. I hope there will be some highlights for the female protagonist in the follow-up, and it won't all rely on subordinates, giving birth to babies and confessions. Final review

It's really a fine novel that was delayed by the ratings. It's super beautiful! ! ! The heroine is a modern person who is sober and afraid of death. She is not in love at all. She is too in love. Whether the male protagonist is a prince in the early stage or an emperor in the later stage, she has always treated the other person as a boss with dignity. She has not lost her mind because of being favored and wants to be the one and only. The heroine is a modern person, and it is normal for her to occasionally say "Mom, Dad," while raising her baby, and it won't affect her at all! ! ! The best part to cry is the part where Chu Lang, an angel baby, confronts the Queen Mother in order to protect his own mother, wow wow, this baby was not born in vain [crying] The author's writing is so good, I read this novel in one sitting, I couldn't get enough, I collected it and read it [Adored]

Emmm, personally I don't think it's a Mary Sue, but overall it looks pretty good. Although it is about a non-strong woman, the early description of the heroine is not "silly and sweet", so when it comes to important points in the later stage: the heroine's child (maybe only six, seven or eight years old?) Strives for a chance to survive, but the heroine does not have any resistance, which reminds me of "Da Ru" "I can't argue with you"... Except for that paragraph that I personally didn't understand, the battles between the other characters in this book are pretty good. They are more interesting and more interesting than the love between the male and female protagonists, especially the character setting of the heroine's "superior" relatives at the end, haha. Hey, I actually wanted to watch some of Xiaotian's love and some palace fights, so why don't we watch the house fights ahead? I also enjoyed it with gusto. After reading the story between the male and female protagonists, emmm, I no longer had any thoughts of falling in love... This palace battle is more interesting. If you want to have fun, read Gong Du's recommendation.

It's not bad. I'm cowardly when I should be cowardly, and I'm cowardly when I should be cowardly, and then there's nothing else. Although it's a fetal transfusion, it doesn't seem to show up, but in my daily words and deeds, I can see the difference that transcends the ideology of the ancients. I feel so aggrieved later on. Even if the emperor is clearly neglecting the heroine, just because the fourth child doesn't look like him and the fifth child looks like him and is the adopted son of the queen, he is clearly favoring the fifth child and is even suspected of being suppressed. Looking at the back, the fourth child came to the position for no apparent reason. I felt so defeated.

The writing is very beautiful, like a family story, everything is explained eloquently. The water flows slowly, and the honey mixes with oil. The author's writing is very good, and the story is explained very clearly. The female protagonist is a bit special to the male protagonist, but not much. It's just that maybe those who want to see the palaces fighting for power may think it's too bland, and those who want to see the doting and brainless Mary Sue may think it's not pampering enough, but I think this is just right. Maybe it's because of the serialization, I don't have to worry about the next plot, because I know that they will all turn danger into good luck, and their daily life will be very interesting. The heroine is not unintelligent, she still has some tricks up her sleeve, although not many. I am more inclined to think that the heroine's intention is to harm others, and she relies on her own ability to get promoted, rather than harming others. Anyway, no matter what, I hope to continue to follow this style. I was attracted by this style in itself. I am not particularly doting on someone who can be loved by anyone in the sky or on earth. I am not the kind of person who is easy to hide from open guns, hard to guard against hidden arrows, or who is intrigued by intrigues. It's just an ordinary novel, going smoothly, with a little bit of luck. To be honest, there are many heroines who have a very difficult time at the beginning and have to struggle to change and strive for it on their own. I also like to watch it. But if this kind of series is usually serialized and I see the heroine achieve a certain level of achievement, I don't want to watch it. Because I know that the heroine's biggest difficulty has passed, and no matter how difficult it is, it won't be that difficult anymore. Then everything will turn into good luck, and I won't watch it anymore. But I really like this, and I hope it can continue like this.

It's ready for filming. It's about 30 episodes. The character creation is quite successful. You can't guess the stance and ending of most characters until you see the end. I like many of the supporting characters💕. The protagonist's attitude and personality change are also relatively smooth. The overall rating is five stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A very good book. As an old bookworm, I have rarely seen such a good book. It is not an ancient Mary Sue novel with a palace fighting shell, but a group portrait novel with its own characteristics. Each character is very distinct, especially the male protagonist. He is wise, powerful, smart, big-picture, emotional, but also the concept of education in that era will not be as punctual as jade for the female protagonist. It is very realistic and real👍👍👍

Overall, it's okay, not bad. Probably because there have been a lot of controversies recently, the plot progressed quickly at the end, but it is not a bad ending, at least the plot is complete. It will be great if it can be completed. I personally don't think there are any big poisonous points (this is purely a personal taste and opinion. If you have other opinions, it's normal and don't hit me). If the manuscript is saved and updated stably, I can boast about it. I think the author is quite good. After reading two chapters every day, I feel scratchy and want to get into the manuscript box to read the next chapter. Congratulations on the completion! 🎉Looking forward to the author's new works🎉

It's very good-looking. I couldn't help but cry many times. I really couldn't help it. After entering the palace, the heroine was really walking on thin ice. She had to control herself not to fall in love with the prince. She had to be careful about thinking before and after, and she had to protect her babies. It was really miserable. It's tragic. How many modern girls can do so well? How can anyone say that the heroine is weak? This is ancient times. The heroine has no net worth or family background. She only has a little money that can be leaked from pleasing the prince. I feel so sorry for the heroine's baby. The best part of the whole story is our baby Chu Lang, who is small but really smart, and the phrase "Drip! Blood! Not! Stained!" Is really special and outstanding. What a great baby, great heroine, and her sister is also very cute. However, due to the limitations of the plot, Baby You Ning and the prince will be a little sidelined. The author's writing skills indeed need to be strengthened. Some modern terms appearing in ancient texts are quite surprising, but they are not many, and there are only a few in the whole text, so it is okay; the outline-style ending is also quite helpless. I hope the next book will be better and more complete.

Very nice, very nice. The reversal of the ending is also very interesting, but the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are a little unclear. In fact, I didn't feel how much the male protagonist loved the female protagonist, but there was too little foreshadowing. Then the ending was a little rushed. And the heroine is also quite likable, and there is nothing wrong with her. It's the male protagonist, the portrayal, I think it's okay in terms of neutrality, but um, he's still not charming enough. It's pretty good. For this article, it's about the creation of other characters besides the male and female protagonists. I think the images of those minor characters are pretty well created. Overall, it's above average, pretty good.

I'll go, I'll go! Who knew how refreshing it would be to watch the finale in one go with today's update! Teacher, you are my god! The whole story is actually quite interesting. The heroine is not the type of strong woman. If you don't accept it, you can sort it out. She has modern thoughts, but she chose to integrate into the feudal era. Some people may think that the heroine is too timid, but I think she does a good job as a time traveler. Not everyone can take the route of a heroine. She gradually occupied the emperor's heart while preserving herself. Who can say that she is incapable. Finally, I would like to ask if there is a mother-in-law version! ! ! !

The author is progressing very quickly. In just over 100,000 words and more than 60 chapters, the prince was immediately crowned the throne. I like it to be straightforward like this. There are many introductions where the heroine enters the palace or enters the prince's backyard to fight in the palace and house. I really like the introduction, but there are many chapters in the main text where the heroine is not married yet! Nice. Originally, I felt that the heroine was a bit weak these days, and I was a little impatient to wait for the update, but today I suddenly got an update to the ending. Even though the ending was a bit rushed, I still enjoyed watching it.

The timeline is very fast. The palace changes ➕The prince➕ ascends the throne. The next step is the struggle between the princess and the concubine and the heroine. I don't know when the princess's harm to the heroine will be discovered. Let's write more about the daily life of raising a baby.

It is very rare that the words are modern but likeable ancient sayings. The plot is not procrastinating and is exciting, but it is a pity that the ending is hasty. The male and female protagonists have just begun to be supplemented and developed, and the relationship between the two is also full. I am not satisfied with the author🥲 Even so, I still recommend it. It is an interesting short article even without the cliff-hanging ending.

In fact, the writing is quite good, but I don't know why. I always feel that I can't escape the template of Yongzheng's family when I read Gong Dou Wen Seizing the First Line. Maybe his experience and configuration are easier to write.

It's good-looking and doesn't inexplicably abuse the heroine. It sucked, so I took off one star.

It's very interesting, but not as good as the novels in foreign countries. It's lighthearted and humorous. I've been reading novels for more than ten years. I've read all kinds of novels, including Gong Dou Zhai Dou, Ancient Chinese Characters and Modern Romance, Urban Cultivation, Fantasy, Apocalypse, etc. Many novel authors will fill up the number of words to fill up the word count, but I couldn't bear to skip the page to read this one. It's really a masterpiece, but it feels like the number of words could be more. Alas, I'm late.

Except for some modern terminology that seems confusing, overall it is quite interesting. The concept is more in line with the feudal society. The emperor has a harem and true love. The heroine is wise and knows how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. It's better looking than ordinary Gong Douwen.

The work is wonderful, the writing style is a little witty, and the language is also very civilized, such as "PI," "shi" and so on [laughs]. The work starts with a concubine entering the house as a clue. It is narrated in a eloquent and fascinating way. It can be regarded as a good work.

The heroine is too kind to her mother's family, and they really don't deserve it. A bit too kind. Normally, if she wasn't a heroine, she would have lost her halo.

It's not bad, it's quite exciting. I watched it in one sitting. The heroine travels through time, but she has a fetal transmutation. There is no golden finger. She is not a big heroine. The hero has the means and wisdom to fight for the upper hand all the way. The ending is okay.

I finished watching Spreading Flowers on June 21, 2026~ Overall it's pretty good, the characters are well-written, but the overall pacing is problematic. The fun part is too short and too hasty. I feel the low rating is mainly because the ending is too hasty. It's a complete sip and can be used to kill time at your leisure.

I feel like every book I read after watching Qing Wen Daily looks like [face covering]

It's quite interesting, the writing is eloquent, the plot progresses very well, it's not slow or too fast, and it's plain with a hint of sweetness.

It's pretty good, and the pace of development is also pretty fast. Come on, come on, I hope there will be more

2026.2.2. Not bad. In general, some of the later chapters are a bit sloppy, and I feel it's a bit of a pity. I think the two male protagonists are okay. The male protagonist is unclean, but his IQ is on the line. There are two female villains, one is the ultimate and the other is the sub-ultimate, and few of the minor villains make a splash.

After last time I was stabbed in the back when I posted a comment halfway through reading it, this time I will comment after watching it [crying] I will definitely not get stabbed in the back [crying] It's suitable for leisure, not an exciting battle of wits, and can be watched in general. I personally like it more, a sweet and sweet drama (probably), (I won't be stabbed by anyone other than MiHoYo anymore), but the ending at the end doesn't feel very good, it's a bit too fast, and it feels like it's not finished.

I think it's quite interesting. I think this novel has only the heroine, and the others are just foils. The description of this man is annoying in the early stage, average in the middle stage, and a little better in the later stage. It's true that the heroine didn't fall in love with him. It's good. The plot is not very deep, and the palace fight is okay, but overall it's quite interesting.

It's good-looking. I haven't seen such a good-looking house fight and Gong Douwen in a long time.