I Raised Seven Children in the Imperial Palace

It looks okay, it's a wish np story, my sister deserves all the good things,

It was okay in the beginning, but after meeting the emperor, it felt like the heroine was being lowered. The setting of the heroine should be that she has a lot of experience, is smart, is smooth in dealing with things, needs to be strong without being too picky, understands her own situation and has her own goals, is cautious and kind. With such a setting, after raising a child for a year, he only dares to take leftovers, and when facing a guard he has just met, he dares to take someone to his secret base, and he dares to use the salt refining method and give the profit share to the border officers. Is this reasonable? And this idea came to me suddenly, without any prospect. For example, when listening to people chatting about the poverty at the border, would an ordinary person who lives a cautious life suddenly think of the soldiers at the border? Later, she guessed that the other party was the emperor, and out of nowhere she came up with weapon modification and iron tempering methods. Does the heroine still remember that she wanted to wait until she was 25 to leave the palace? It's not that this method has to be hidden. At any rate, the heroine sensed the crisis and gained favor in advance, or maybe it was to achieve her own purpose. In the end, the heroine didn't ask for anything. Is this cheating? Didn't you teach those kids how to hide their clumsiness? Why did you forget that? I actually liked this article quite a lot after reading the copy and the previous part, but when I saw this, I gave up. I had to slow down, otherwise my full desire to complain would dampen the mood of reading the article. The writing is still good, and the setting is also good. It would be better if it could fit the characters.

It's even, it's good-looking, the heroine has that kind of calm charm, which is the accumulation of experience. I like the young prince better. The heroine is more real only in front of him. There is passion and chemistry in their relationship. The emperor is cautious and scheming, and the second prince is the care of the elders towards the younger ones. I don't think I have any feelings at all.

The plot is not bad, and the brains and tricks are very suitable for people in their 40s with a lot of experience. I am just curious that the heroine has been single for so long. Didn't her mother urge the heroine to get married? The heroine's mother feels sorry for her. There is no news about her daughter. The heroine misses her mother and has not been mentioned in the plot 🤦 In the early stage, there was a flame between the heroine and the emperor (I hope it will be extinguished later, only family, friendship, and friendship can be like this) (Only valid comments before Chapter 20) It's just that some plots are easy to repeat twice... It feels like white sugar with very little sand mixed in Editor 3: I lost my patience after seeing over 90 🤦 I really don't like the relationship between the heroine and the emperor.

The plot is exciting, the heroine is independent and wise, but some plots are a bit repetitive.

Big cheers for the author! I especially like Xiaohouye

I want to ask if there is a male protagonist? Is he the emperor?

What I dislike the most is the part where the heroine likes the emperor. The rest of the writing is pretty good. Please forgive my lack of language. I recommend it.

Looking at the princes' counterattack, wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes

I heard Chapter 16. The story is pretty good. I hope the rest of it will be as good as ever 😄