Dressed as Renzong's Palace Maid, I Gave Birth to the Prince Ding Da Song

To summarize: Being pregnant with the prince is like a battle royale. I have read more than forty chapters and have been running for my life. I have not completely escaped the persecution of the concubines in the harem yet. He keeps getting beaten and has no strength to fight back [cover face][cover face][cover face] To be honest, the author's writing is good, but he has written more than a hundred chapters, and every time the heroine is pregnant and being tortured, without updating the plot at all. She is either being tortured by the vicious palace maid, or hiding from the queen and concubine who want to harm her. After reading too much of this kind of content, I feel very tired, and it feels like a bandage. Similar plots are repeated over and over again, smelly and long.

The life of the fetus is really hard, it's still alive after all this effort, awesome [face covering]

Not many people read such a good book. Regrettably, there was no shame in Jingkang, and the sixteen states of Yanyun were recovered. I hope parallel time and space is like this. Many people criticize the Song Dynasty for being a "big gift" and a "big coward" (this is not how everyone "sorrows its misfortune but is angry for its infighting" about the Song Dynasty), but it is undeniable that it was a cultural and economic peak in the feudal era. Thank you to the author [shy] for letting me see a Song Dynasty with backbone and a Song Dynasty that stood up again. It's just that I'm a little tired from chasing after more [laughing]

Why is there no one commenting? I'll be the first one to update!

[Crying] It's so beautiful. Update soon.

It looks good, but it's not satisfying to watch.

The structure is clear and the content is compact, engaging and super nice. The author should update it faster. If you haven't seen it, hurry up and add it to your bookshelf to check it out. It's really great.