
Hua Fei Reborn: Lingrong Follows Her into the Abyss
华妃重生:陵容为她入深渊
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188Chapters
7.2kReads
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After all, Zhen Huan did nothing wrong in this life, it was a bit too miserable, but this was Nian Shilan's revenge, which suited her temperament. Nian Shilan also hates Daju. Daju directly harmed her, her children and the Nian family. He must remember to make Daju suffer even more later.
Tied! Come on, author, I really, really like An Lingrong and Nian Shilan teaming up. This article is really great. An Lingrong is simply the kind of person who can't do without Nian Shilan. He relies heavily on Nian Shilan. I like to see this, and I like to see Nian Shilan feeling like he has control of the overall situation. Come on author, wait for updates
To be honest, I really like this book. Although there are many authors who understand different things than I do, this author has one thing that is very different. Nowadays, there are many stories about two heroines in Tomato: The Legend of Zhen Huan. Yixiu and Concubine Hua are undoubtedly two women with great sexual tension. There are many people writing about them, but most of them disgust me. Without him, it's just to attack the high-ranking two who lack everything, and start from the two's pain points. For example, Yixiu dreamed that his Honghui was reincarnated in his belly, forcing him to treat him special. He forcefully revealed the truth about Huan Yixiang to Concubine Hua, breaking Concubine Hua's bones and bones, leaving her panic-stricken and heartbroken, so she could only trust herself. I'm sick. This is not something that can be done out of love, but out of utilitarianism. All the ambiguities in the future make me sick. If you really love someone, take An Lingrong from this book as an example. How could he choose to reveal the bloody fact at the first time and bear the heartache of his beloved? Instead, he first chooses to find a way to eliminate the side effects of Huanyixiang. He first cultivates feelings and gives comfort and emotional support to Xiao Nian Gao, and then slowly reveals the truth (although this book does not need Ling Rong, Nian Gao is already sober, but the two agree) and the overemotional nature of this book is natural. Nian Gao's use of Ling Rong is soft-hearted and very realistic. Nian Gao was not easily tempted as soon as he came up. Although I haven't seen him become emotional yet, it didn't make me feel hasty. All in all, I don't like Zhen Huan. I prefer Xiao Nian Gao. I also have a condescending love and affection for An Lingrong and like her paranoid emotions, so I will feel comfortable reading this book. Of course, the most basic character design is consistent. The author has written the main characters very well. The few minor supporting characters that are not important are slightly different from my understanding, but it is not harmful. The plot does not directly follow the TV series. There are many methods that are different from those in the TV series and are relatively common sense (it can be realized, not by the author's random thinking without considering the situation of the palace), and it is new and innovative. If you don't like Zhen Huan and like Concubine Hua, just watch it. If you like Zhen Huan, forget it. Don't ask for trouble.
The emotional drama is amazing. An Lingrong is really humble, pious and fanatical. Concubine Hua's portrayal is very good. The plot is quite exciting.
Very beautiful Lan Rong's feelings are written in a real, delicate and touching way. Maybe it's because I cried a lot while watching it. I was tortured for a while. There are many original plots that are well written and not OOC. I hope there will be more sweet plots.
It will be good if you continue to write according to the plot settings of Shuangwen. Support the author. Harm, let's avoid it. For the first time, I feel like a scam. The title of the rebirth of Concubine Hua and the torture of Zhen Huan are completely false propaganda. The first half of the book is barely enough, but it also tortures Concubine Hua, which is not in line with the cool story. You can run away when you see Concubine Hua being demoted to a noble person, because the later period is all about Concubine Hua's tool and the heroine An Lingrong. Anyway, if you want to read a story about Concubine Hua or the protagonist of Concubine Hua, don't read it. You can even say don't read it if you don't want to see Concubine Hua being tortured. I have been following the update for so long and the author also promised to read the article. In the end, it was completely backstabbed by the author. The book is said to have two heroines and it uses Concubine Hua as a gimmick in the title. In the end, it is essentially putting a Concubine Hua leather case on An Lingrong to give various highlights to An Lingrong. It portrays An Lingrong's noble and intelligent multi-faceted qualities. Concubine Hua, on the other hand, has nothing but some small plots mentioned in the first half of the book. The rest is all about her love for An Lingrong. It's okay to write about love. How come Concubine Hua can't tell when An Lingrong is pretending to be against her? Doesn't she have such a little bit of trust? And then she adds an all-around original female supporting role. I won't talk about this. Many books also have this situation. The key is to add a plot of rebellion just for the sake of adding a few chapters. It's really uncomfortable to watch. To sum up, this is a novel that abuses Concubine Hua and portrays Concubine Hua as a tool in the early stage and has small plots in the later stage. It also uses Concubine Hua's leather bag to shape the character of An Lingrong, highlights An Lingrong and writes about how much she loves An Lingrong. I would like to emphasize again that if you are attracted by the refreshing story about Concubine Hua's rebirth, or even those who watch the torture of Zhen Huan, please run away. Those who really love Concubine Hua and want to see Concubine Hua's witty plot, please clear your mind on your own.
Okay, okay, my two favorite characters have joined forces [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]
The writing style is quite good, and there is no drama at all. I am very happy to see that there are still no surprises. I will change the rating if it is not good in the later period, but at present, it should not be rated so low (I rarely give five points, but this book can be fully rated in the early stages, and the level can be seen in the first few chapters) It's okay. I felt that it was quite enjoyable before the sixty-odd chapters. It attracted a lot of people. If I write more, I can complete the ending. Later, Nian Gengyao found a family girl to pretend to be a pure Yuan baby for Concubine Hua. It gave me the feeling of being in a pit of fire. It was a crime, but Huarong was not bad. It's so frustrating, but An's relationship is paranoid from the beginning and not overdone enough, which makes it feel a bit abrupt. In addition, Fat Orange's emotional changes are also very sudden in some places. Just like Chao Xiong, he starts kicking this and punching that, and Fat Orange never dared to be so strong in the early stage. Treating Concubine Hua harshly is OOC, but it makes Concubine Hua angry. Since you have the ability to get things that are epidemic, why not use them for Fat Orange, at least let him suffer. I don't know if there will be a lot of abuse of Fat Orange later, but looking at the title of the chapter, Fat Orange, the son-in-law, was devalued. Concubine Hua, this kind of article can't find the root cause of their harm. They only care about killing this one and killing that one. It's really cool to be from the perspective of Concubine Hua, but I still prefer to deal with it together with Fat Orange. I only saw more than sixty chapters and didn't want to read it anymore.
The plot of the palace fight is quite compact and exciting, not sloppy at all, and the emotions of the characters are well connected. Lily blooms again in my hometown (laughing). People who read it feel refreshed. It's a pretty good fanfic. Big boost to the author! I really can't stay up after three hours of forced control. I'll continue tomorrow.
This book is so enjoyable to read, and the plot is very different from the movie and TV series. In the book, the scheming and confrontation between the people in the harem is particularly vivid, everyone's thoughts are exquisite and meticulous, and the characterization is particularly brilliant.