A Crossover Through the Screen: The Villainess Rises to Power
综影视之恶毒女配上位记
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Any Stories Where An Lingrong Takes Over All of Zhen Huan's Main-Character Aura?
She has Sister Mei as a close friend, Wen Taiyi to help her, and other consorts on her side. Let’s just skip the Prince Guo part.
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Why Do People Always Write An Lingrong as Feeling Guilty Toward Shen Meizhuang? She Doesn't Owe Her Anything
Shen Meizhuang badmouthed An Lingrong early on. Later, she bribed the Imperial Astronomical Bureau to claim An was cursed and try to drive her to her death. Only after that did An Lingrong tell Shen Meizhuang that Zhen Huan and Wen Shichu had been exposed for having an affair. Shen Meizhuang got into trouble because she was guilty herself, okay? An was just returning the favor for what Shen had done earlier.
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Most of them follow the plot, which is too mindless and satisfying. The heroine is promoted too quickly and becomes a royal concubine after giving birth to a child. She is still the daughter of the county magistrate. Where are you leaving the old man Qiandi and Hua Pangpang? Others are a bit wiser.
I only read the first article "Small World". Concubine Hua left the palace safe and sound. I can't accept this kind of whitewashing article. If I were the emperor, I would not stop Concubine Hua from having a baby. Concubine Hua's brother fought in wars and made meritorious service. Isn't that what he should do to protect his family and country? However, they were arrogant and domineering and did not take the emperor into consideration, as if the emperor did not give them a position of power.
It would have been okay, but the author kept complaining in it, so there was no sense of immersion. Dislike. It's all rants. Quite annoying.
The article is too ordinary and dry, and it also criticizes others. Young people are ignorant.
Copy, keep copying, copy hard, who can't read Wei Yanwan's article?
After reading the Hongli chapter, I really can't understand it. He himself didn't like Yi Huan, so why did he give her the concubine position? Why did he not care about all the disrespect to the queen at this time? Elsewhere, it's written so protectively about the queen [smiles]
The writing style is okay, but there is nothing new and the content is similar to what others have written.
Does the author really have no clue? The first part is An Lingrong's original version. I know it by heart. Except for replacing a few names and simplifying some plots, it's pretty much the same. I thought I'd read it again. . Some of the expressions that the original author wrote were quite good and you have translated them into vernacular. . I'm convinced how can it look like this. .
The second Hongli chapter is really no different from a son-in-law! It mainly writes about the harem, so why does it have to be about Ren Da Ru? I just keep watching the protagonist keep avoiding Da Ru, 🤦 No, Da Ru still needs to be avoided? There have always been rumors about her as a childhood sweetheart, and I privately thought it was false, but the main character wouldn't say it. Anyway, it felt almost the same as the original drama (frustrating). At most, the original drama was as big as the appearance and training of the son-in-law, and there were really too many complaints in the middle.
The Hongli episode made me laugh. How is it different from the son-in-law Long in the drama? It was frustrating.