After staying up all night, Gao Jiahui dies suddenly and transmigrates to the Northern Song Dynasty. She is immensely relieved to be reborn into a wealthy marquis's household. At last, she won't have to work like a beast of burden in this life.
Her grandmother is kind, her parents dote on her, and her siblings love her. Everyone says the Gao family's Sixth Miss is blessed.
Gao Jiahui is perfectly happy with her life: studying, listening to music, painting, playing chess, and catching up on gossip. Her days are carefree. Then one day, her parents suddenly tell her they are preparing to send her into the palace.
Wait, I thought I was in a family-intrigue story, not a palace-intrigue drama!
Later, she discovers that this isn't a palace-intrigue story either. He whispers in her ear, “I will share this vast realm with you, my love.”
Watch how a transmigrated woman finds contentment and happiness in ancient times.
(A slice-of-life story)
Yun Yuque's lightning protection post is very real and objective. I would like to add a lightning point that I think: the husband of the heroine's direct eldest sister had a concubine within two years of marriage. He could only take a concubine if he had a concubine and had no children for three years after marriage. The eldest sister asked him and he didn't admit it. After sending someone to follow him and interrogating him, he admitted it. After a big quarrel, he still wanted to take the concubine. The eldest sister was wronged and returned to her parents' home, and her parents' family were willing to support her divorce (of course it also depends on the son-in-law's attitude towards admitting his mistake). The next day, the eldest brother-in-law and his parents came to the Hou Mansion to plead guilty, and actually asked for a concubine in front of his father-in-law and mother-in-law. The eldest sister couldn't bear it anymore and decided to divorce, but she found out she was pregnant... [What]? No, let me ask you, what is the meaning of this plot? Are you abusing people? Hahahahahaha 🙂 Psycho 🤮
I feel like the heroine is a little bit offended. Everyone wants to step on the heroine and get to the top. That cousin wants to use the heroine as a raft to let her cousin marry her, but no one tells the heroine's mother? The heroine's mother naively said that if she had a son, she would like to marry that cousin as her daughter-in-law😅😅😅 The same goes for the heroine's fifth sister. She always wants the heroine to be the one to compete for favors and sow discord. She doesn't see any advantages in her. A concubine even likes her direct cousin and says that she is no worse than the heroine😅😅In ancient times, family status was very important. How come they are all so naive? Every skull is packed🤮🤮😅😅😅 I think the heroine is just a doormat, anyone can make her angry, and she has to be considerate in everything. The heroine is also a fool, and she doesn't look like everyone's lady. Someone is making false accounts, and it takes the heroine to find out. A woman comes from outside and says that she gave birth to a son from the Hou family. There is obviously a second uncle in the family, so she has to think that it is her husband-in-law who raised her, and the heroine needs to remind her😅😅 Moreover, the housekeeping power is usually reserved for the Madam Hou, because from now on the Hou's Mansion belongs to her husband, and the second aunt is like having a bag on her head, she has to confront the mistress of the house at every turn, and no one cares about her.
Loving grandmother? The old lady favored the heroine's second uncle's family, and her sister-in-law's daughter was treated better than the heroine, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis. The housekeeper of the Marquis's house, Quan's second wife, was still worried about her. . . Pampered by parents? I can't see much at the moment, except that the heroine's mother is written very stupidly Sibling camaraderie? Not at all. . There is not much description of the heroine's biological sister. The second cousin is stupid and will have opinions about the heroine if others provoke her. The eldest brother also has a concubine who always compares herself to the heroine's legitimate daughter and makes sarcastic remarks at every turn. Is this heroine so lucky?
The story at the beginning was okay, but the heroine ignored her own safety and the maid persuaded her to leave, but refused to leave without telling her, knowing that there was danger but still going up. It feels a bit like a time-travel female being superior. If you can't outrun a man, what if you chase your personal maid? It will harm others and yourself. The heroine is a bit childish.
So-so. The author made the heroine very innocent. There were not 10,000 copies of this kind of book five or six years ago, but 8,000.
This book is not suitable for people who want to see the author give a happy ending to every female character in his novel. The heroine's sister, whose husband raised an extra wife and whose parents supported the divorce, arranged for her to faint when her father asked her to write a divorce letter. When she woke up, she found that she was pregnant and could not get a divorce. Based on Lin Daiyu - her mother died young, her father, the magistrate of Yangzhou, wanted to marry a new wife, and the heroine gave her a palace flower to her cousin. I saw that the author arranged for a female character to scold this cousin for being a cheat. Oh my god, the author, don't hate Lin Daiyu too much, don't hate women too much.
A lot of plots are adapted from Dream of Red Mansions, such as Lin Daiyu entering Jia's house, Mrs. Wang's housekeeping... And it can be seen that she really hates Lin Daiyu. Put her appearance, family background, words and deeds on a female character, and twist the bad treatment she received (such as sending palace flowers) into the female character urging her lover to make an engagement to talk about it. Have you ever thought that you are not writing a new version of Dream of Red Mansions? In addition, it seems that the only way to create characters is to reflect the brainlessness of the supporting characters and the tight-lippedness and intelligence of the protagonists. To sum up, I can only suggest that readers who are interested in plot, characters, etc. Should read it carefully.
Lightning protection, there are so many lightning points like a hornet's nest
After reading it, I searched for the prototype Gao Taotao, who was the female middle school student Yao and Shun who served behind the curtain in the later period. The heroine still needs some practice, she is a bit soft. But according to history, the male protagonist is quite short-lived [laughs and cries]. However, in history, it is rare for an emperor to have no concubines in his harem. Because he only lasted four years as emperor, I don't know how the author wanted to write it. As for the points criticized by other comments, the author actually wrote it very clearly in the article. My cousin is different from Lin Daiyu. She is more dependent on others than Daiyu, because the people in the Hou Mansion who have all the food and clothing, will have even lower self-esteem. It was also because the second lady had the experience of running a house that she felt that she could also compete for the right to take charge of the house. But it's a bit childish to take action at every turn 🤭 And the emotional line is still relatively slow at the moment. I look forward to more appearances by the male protagonist.
It's rare to meet a heroine who is more tolerant than a tortoise😠😠😠