Transmigrating once is an adventure. Transmigrating twice is a cruel twist of fate. After falling from the pinnacle of power to become a lone girl from a wealthy family, how can she reclaim her former glory? The rivals she once trampled have now become her allies. With her identity turned upside down, how should she find her place? Then she'll use the failures of her previous life to pave the way in this one. I started a group, and everyone is welcome to join the discussion: 240848025. My new novel, "The Phoenix Court," is now underway. I hope you'll check it out:
Come back to make up points after reading a certain point. Although the author tries his best to show that the heroine is engaged in political struggle and disdains to engage in house fights with you group of fish-lipped mortals (women), most of the time the heroine is still engaged in house fights, or in other words, she is engaged in house fights under the guise of political fights. Except for a few plots that are the same as Dream of Red Mansions (such as the heroine's sister-in-law's maid committing suicide, the heroine's consoling sister-in-law's plot is similar to that of Xue Baochai's consoling Mrs. Wang's maid committing suicide in Dream of Red Mansions), in general this article is better than many romance novels, and it is recommended.
Looking back, I really feel that among the four male supporting actors, Crown Prince Cui is inferior to Brother Zheng and Gao Meinan in terms of human skills, let alone Duke Li. In fact, Gao Meinan was the best among the four young masters of Chang'an. Because his family was in a state of decline, so was Li Guogong. This was due to the age and experience gap. Of course, the male supporting characters are not as good as the female protagonist, because the female protagonist has lived for more than fifty years.
Looking back, I really feel that among the four male supporting actors, Crown Prince Cui is inferior to Brother Zheng and Gao Meinan in terms of human skills, let alone Duke Li. In fact, Gao Meinan was the best among the four young masters of Chang'an. Because his family was in a state of decline, so was Li Guogong. This was due to the age and experience gap. Of course, the male supporting characters are not as good as the female protagonist, because the female protagonist has lived for more than fifty years.
Run on both sides; chase on both sides. It's so painful. It went bad again at a certain point... No one is managing the post bar, and readers who haven't recharged can't afford to be hurt... Although I don't have to spend money to read the author's articles (yet), I really think the writing is very good…
Is that so - after x point is completed, what will be continued here? Or is it that the article here has been discontinued and will not be updated? ~~~No one with X point account silently scrolled by...——
If you really want this article, can't you open a V here?
It doesn't matter, I will continue to chase there. The writing is very skillful!
I like your book, I like your name, the sky reflects the clouds and reveals the beautiful city.
That Zheng family is too smart
The second uncle of the Zheng family was too generous in his work. It was just that the legitimate daughter and two concubines left behind by the eldest family refused to be included in the family tree. After all, they were all talents that could be used.