I fell into the concubine's path. It's a job with no way out: if you do it badly, your coworkers walk all over you; if you do it too well, your superior does.
This is a story about a woman who transmigrates into the role of a concubine, determined to escape and make her way toward a happy, free life.
Only a small part of this is palace infighting. This story is a wild horse: it has already galloped past farming, and may yet head into the martial world.
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Thank you to the readers who shared their thoughts on the characters' personalities. I can tell your comments were well-intentioned and sincere, and I admit this is a weakness of mine. But I've always been like this. I don't write outlines or character profiles. I come up with a good opening and start writing. If it flows, I keep going; if it doesn't, I drop it (but this story is already paid, so I won't abandon it).
This story is the same. I didn't plan the characters or outline in advance. Attentive readers may have picked up on that in the details, but all I can do is apologize. I'll try to think things through more before writing the rest, but the story is already halfway along, and most of it has to follow the direction it's taken. It's hard to change now.
I'll do my best to write more carefully! Thank you!
Theme:
Incredible. The female protagonist is both delicate and strong, and she is so lively and energetic. Not to mention the cunning male protagonist, I love her so much. The first part of the body looks like floating water but refuses to accept its fate, as if running through the night with a red breeze. The latter part is willful and willful, but it reminds me of the eldest lady in Piao Li. She is full of flaws, but her vitality is so strong that people cannot help but love her. It's an old article from 9 years ago, the author, I'm sorry
Right from the beginning, the heroine and Ah Jing are not suitable. Although they are in love, Ah Jing is not deep-minded enough and is too easy to be soft-hearted. Judging from how he handled Xia's matter, it was clear that he didn't see through Xia's provocation at all. In the end, he didn't say anything about his treatment of Xia. He couldn't say that Xia was still at his place when he finally came to see the heroine. From this point of view, the heroine and A Jing were not suitable. At least he didn't understand the heroine's thoughts at all
I like both of them, but it's a pity that I can't play with them. I can't get enough of Ning because the heroine didn't fight Miss Xia for too long and left decisively. If she hadn't left and abused the heroine, the readers wouldn't have been so uncomfortable.
God, it was so well written. I wanted to cry after reading it. I didn't want the ending. I still want to continue reading, but the author's other books are also very good. I hope that if you keep writing, I won't be short of books. I'm happy (○^?^)??
I like the heroine's character very much, she is cheerful, unpretentious and clever.
This is the first time I have read the ending of this novel and I felt so uncomfortable. I'm sorry, it feels like the heroine really cheated on her. I hope someone can cure Ning. It's so disgusting. I wonder how many people can still appreciate it if Zhuang is regarded as the second female lead? The heroine has been devoured by Zhuang from the moment he appears until the end. This is the style of ancient Chinese novels: the heroine requires others to be loyal to love, but she is exempt.
When I watched "Continuation", I felt that I didn't like the male protagonist and admired the second male lead, but the author still focused on the male lead, deliberately vilified the second male lead, and forced out the reasons why it was not suitable for the female lead. As a result, reading this article, it is clear that Ning Xijing was originally good, but the author killed him again and forced Zhuang Lianhe to take over. Now I read that the male protagonists of the two novels actually have quite similar personalities. It seems that I prefer this type, but I still prefer the male protagonist of Fengyue Street. He is so infatuated. I like the writing style of a certain tea, but can the layout be adjusted?
I really like this article, I never get tired of reading it.
Fortunately, the male protagonist is Zhuang. I like it hahahaha, but I don't like Ning.
I used to read it as a cool article, but now I read it again, and I can get a lot of thoughts.
Incredible. The female protagonist is both delicate and strong, and she is so lively and energetic. Not to mention the cunning male protagonist, I love her so much. The first part of the body looks like floating water but refuses to accept its fate, as if running through the night with a red breeze. The latter part is willful and willful, but it reminds me of the eldest lady in Piao Li. She is full of flaws, but her vitality is so strong that people cannot help but love her. It's an old article from 9 years ago, the author, I'm sorry
Right from the beginning, the heroine and Ah Jing are not suitable. Although they are in love, Ah Jing is not deep-minded enough and is too easy to be soft-hearted. Judging from how he handled Xia's matter, it was clear that he didn't see through Xia's provocation at all. In the end, he didn't say anything about his treatment of Xia. He couldn't say that Xia was still at his place when he finally came to see the heroine. From this point of view, the heroine and A Jing were not suitable. At least he didn't understand the heroine's thoughts at all
I like both of them, but it's a pity that I can't play with them. I can't get enough of Ning because the heroine didn't fight Miss Xia for too long and left decisively. If she hadn't left and abused the heroine, the readers wouldn't have been so uncomfortable.
God, it was so well written. I wanted to cry after reading it. I didn't want the ending. I still want to continue reading, but the author's other books are also very good. I hope that if you keep writing, I won't be short of books. I'm happy (○^?^)??
I like the heroine's character very much, she is cheerful, unpretentious and clever.
This is the first time I have read the ending of this novel and I felt so uncomfortable. I'm sorry, it feels like the heroine really cheated on her. I hope someone can cure Ning. It's so disgusting. I wonder how many people can still appreciate it if Zhuang is regarded as the second female lead? The heroine has been devoured by Zhuang from the moment he appears until the end. This is the style of ancient Chinese novels: the heroine requires others to be loyal to love, but she is exempt.
When I watched "Continuation", I felt that I didn't like the male protagonist and admired the second male lead, but the author still focused on the male lead, deliberately vilified the second male lead, and forced out the reasons why it was not suitable for the female lead. As a result, reading this article, it is clear that Ning Xijing was originally good, but the author killed him again and forced Zhuang Lianhe to take over. Now I read that the male protagonists of the two novels actually have quite similar personalities. It seems that I prefer this type, but I still prefer the male protagonist of Fengyue Street. He is so infatuated. I like the writing style of a certain tea, but can the layout be adjusted?
I really like this article, I never get tired of reading it.
Fortunately, the male protagonist is Zhuang. I like it hahahaha, but I don't like Ning.
I used to read it as a cool article, but now I read it again, and I can get a lot of thoughts.