On the Side Consort Who Gave Birth to a Girl Version of the Little Emperor

It is currently seen that the heroine is just pregnant. The overall pacing is okay and the plot flows well. The language expression style is daily humorous. But it's not suitable for readers who want to see that kind of real pampering. First, some places clearly describe the dregs of feudalism, including Lao Si, Grandma Kong, and Kangxi. They all more or less reflect that feudal ideas indeed impede the progress of modern people. Second, as soon as the heroine got married, she was lectured by the groom on the wedding night. After that, the fourth son's aristocratic attitude became ubiquitous. Except for his good face (Zhao Feihong's version of the fourth master is handsome), he had no particularly outstanding personality charm. What I quite like is actually the portrayal of the female family members in the backyard. Whether it is Fujin, Li Gege, Song Gege, or several other original female relatives, they are all more flesh and blood than the fourth child. The inner drama of Fujin when the heroine first entered the house made me think she was very cute, and it fit the profile of a woman who suddenly got married at a young age and became a top lady in the feudal dynasty: young, well-behaved, and still a little immature when it comes to the back house, but she has to take care of it. The heroine mainly makes people hate the iron but not the steel. Especially when I saw that her own dowry had been cheated so shamelessly by the fourth child, I felt really panicked. The current highlights include: the heroine is a bit faceless, the fourth child is too daddy and the plot (of course, the rules were really big at that time, so I can only say it is realistic), and he cheated the heroine of the dowry without saying a word (the fourth son, who loves face, was so shameless that he took someone else's dowry to embarrass him and give it back to the third female lead, it's simply outrageous) Anyway, it's okay for me to take a look. I hope the next episode won't disappoint me.

The content is okay, but this is called pampering. . .

He's so daddy [laughs][laughs], I like to see people who find themselves a new father after marriage and go straight to it.

I actually haven't read much. I think the author's writing is very good. The description of Dog Si is very three-dimensional. It's just too hateful. It's really stingy and unreasonable. Although there is a reason, I really can't accept it. Really hateful

This is the early score. It was pretty good in the past. Later I saw the score of Chapter 212 and couldn't follow it anymore.

This Yinzhen is too calculating... It was written earlier that he was petty and focused on rules, so he punished the heroine. I thought it was okay. After all, ancient oppression was so severe. How could there be so many sweet stories disguised as palace fights? It happened to be disenchanting to the hero. But now that I see him calculating the heroine's dowry, I really can't stand it. At first he said that he would not be greedy for the heroine's dowry, but then he said that he wanted three of the seven heroines to get a share. Later he asked the doctor to get the heroine some abortion pills, thinking that if he gave birth to a child, then the heroine's dowry would belong to his child. His blatant greed made me sick. The only advantage of writing this way is that it brings the ancient men's thoughts to light, making it even more disenchanting. Ps: Why do we always emphasize disenchantment? It's because I think the male protagonists in some Gong Douwen actually have many dream girls. ⭐Except for the fact that the male protagonist is annoying and the female protagonist is too easy to give away the dowry, I still like this article very much. The author's description of the characters is very vivid, and one or two funny words will pop up from time to time. Unlike many palace battles in which Sifujin, Princess in the backyard and all the elder brothers have template settings, For example, it's not that De Fei doesn't love Si Age, she will also care about him like a normal mother and child; Si Fujin is not scheming and jealous, her inner drama is very rich and vivid, she will complain about Si Age, be afraid of having children, act coquettishly towards her mother, etc. Everyone's settings have little ingenuity, which is my favorite thing!

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Read all the updated content. It was indeed painful to watch from the front. Especially the relationship between the male and female protagonists. I won't write down the details of getting along later, I even think it's much more pleasing to the eye. After the heroine has a child, her role becomes less frequent. What the author writes is somewhat realistic. The heroine really has no place to play. The heroine's daughter is indeed something to look forward to Looking forward to seeing where she ends up in politics

It's not bad, there's no particularly ups and downs in the plot, it's a steady flow, but in fact, I don't feel that the heroine's presence is particularly strong. If you like something a little more plain, you can check it out. No big deal.

I think I have seen a unique way of writing. Although the whole article revolves around the heroine, most of the content in the article has nothing to do with the heroine. After reading it, I don't have much feelings about the protagonist. There are many interesting points in the article. Keep up the good work!