Still Pretending? The Real Ruoxi Is Back to Set You Straight

It's pretty good, but the plot is so compact that I can hardly be distracted. It often goes on for a long time, just like Superman. I'm confused and don't know where the time is. It's a little stiff, but I don't have a love brain and there's no procrastination. I just feel like I'm reading a class note...

Although it is not finished, as of the latest chapter, the writing is very good. However, in Chapter 11, I feel that some of the communication between Ruoxi and Fourth Master has been deleted, which is a bit disconnected. Many times the novel does not directly describe the scene of the nine sons competing for the heir, but rather looks at the big picture from the small. The daily work from serving tea to managing the tea sets allows us to get a glimpse of the overall situation, hoping to maintain quality until the end.

The writing is quite good, but it looks too compact and suffocating. It fits the original film and television title of Bu Bu Jing Xin.

I haven't watched the TV series or the original novel, but I've only seen some parts of the TV series and know the general plot. The setting of Zhen Ruoxi is quite interesting. The author's writing style is very good and has an ancient flavor. He writes about family love that makes him forget about love. It is very detailed and touching. The heroine is not the original nympho. I especially hate it when the nympho touches her abdominal muscles and drools. It feels disgusting. This original person is more like a counselor. In the early stage, she collects information. The details of life in the palace are more shocking than those in the TV series. It really feels like making a U-turn on a wrong trip. Let's see what the author writes later. Don't stop updating when you make a wish. Come on, author. Got captured by Fourth Master again

The author's writing style and conception are very good🥰So far, the plot seems to be coherent and the transitions are natural. Although I have only seen some famous clips from the TV series, the author has captured the characteristics of the characters very well! Moreover, the heroine's response is very consistent with the character. The author will also concisely and clearly let readers understand why the heroine does and says this, with a natural transition and no redundant words! Looking forward to further development! 🥰

This is truly shocking at every step, the love between relatives under the imperial power is sad and touching 😢

First I was attracted by the title of the book, and then I read a few chapters and found that the author's writing is good, and there is nothing unsmooth in the plot logic. For the real Ruoxi, she would not fall in love with her brother-in-law and maintain an ambiguous relationship with various brothers. However, I do not want to criticize the original work. The popularity of each work should mostly be determined by the times and the market, but to a certain extent, this book did allow me to see the possible story of the real Ruoxi.

How can I put it this way? I think the author's thinking is rigorous and logical, and his writing skills are profound and solid. The content is particularly engaging, good-looking, and I love reading it [Blow Kiss]

The rhythm is tight and not mindless. The heroine is cautious but well-organized. It fits the character and is very comfortable to watch.

A logical eye and smooth sentences. I haven't watched the original TV series. Was Ruolan so weak in the original TV series?