The Discarded Consort's Fortune Turns Around

Finished with flowers~~ I stopped updating for a few days, so I stopped following it. I wanted to wait until it was finished and then read it all in one sitting, but I didn't expect it to be finished so quickly. I agree with the person downstairs that the ending was a bit rushed. But then again, I just stopped watching it for more than a week and it was a bit difficult to resume it. I couldn't remember the previous plot. I had to review several chapters very dedicatedly to connect the cause and effect. Is it memory loss? Sigh~~ Of course, it's also possible that I've been obsessed with Gong Douwen recently and read too much in one go and got confused~~Fuck! Ahem, let's get back to the topic, let's talk about this article~~ The writing style is good and exquisite, and most of the plots are arranged reasonably (the ending doesn't count~~). Although it didn't make me feel bright, the whole story read smoothly (again, the ending doesn't count~~). This is one of the various rebirth-traveling palace fighting stories I have read recently that attracted me to buy the entire book. As for the ending, it's not that it's bad, it's just a little too hasty. Not to mention anything else, it is a bit far-fetched that Xiao Ang abdicated the throne in his prime and allowed the child to ascend the throne, and that he could still peacefully remain the Supreme Emperor and finally die. It can only be said that the author couldn't put it down and was open to him, but the reason is probably because the author was tired and the ending was already decided, so he wanted to stop as soon as possible, right? Understand~~ About the heroine. There are reasons for her actions and inactions, so I won't comment too much. In short, she is a woman who will not offend me. But one thing I want to say is... There is no need to let her live in ancient times. Her time-travel experience doesn't add much to the plot. Even though she was born at that time, after all, she is still a person of sound intelligence, and she has such a scheming father with evil intentions, so she should be able to make a big change after going through the ups and downs of life. At most, a few words of foreshadowing will be enough. Why go all the way back in time~~ In addition, there are some minor details. I wanted to leave a review at the beginning, but I was too lazy, so I left it here. By the way, I put together this long review as a final gift. The name "" is not good. If I were his brother Xiao Ang, I would take more precautions against him or even get rid of him early in the morning. The sun and the moon are empty, why is it so embarrassing to call this emperor Ang~~ In other words, unless the late emperor made it clear that he wanted to establish Zhao as the prince, wouldn't giving him this name just be a way to plant a bomb for him to lose his hair early? Finally (I'm sorry, my fault-finding habit is here again~~) the words "zai" and "zai" are not distinguished throughout the article, and there are various typos that slightly dampen my enjoyment of this article~~ Luo Liba said so much just to express my love for this article. Ahem, retreat...

The ending felt a bit hasty.

Spreading Flowers is finally over, a bit regretful

It felt like the ending was a little rushed, and a lot of previous foreshadowing was missing. Alas, the best male supporting actor still died. Alas, it's so sad. Isn't that true?

Finally, I am not with the Emperor Zha. This can be considered a good ending. If Xiao Zhao did not die, then this ending can be considered happy.

This result is inconsistent with the tone of the copywriting and seems to have collapsed.

Is this Xiao Zhao dead or alive? The scumbag emperor is heartbroken and cannot make him feel too comfortable. Baozhu has suffered so much. Don't write a bloody happy ending. It is best to let Baozhu fake his death and leave the palace. Then Prince An and Yong can marry her to whomever he wants and live their own little life! From now on, my son will be the emperor. What a beautiful life it is.

The ending develops too fast and cannot be understood

This scumbag emperor deserves to die!

It is inevitable for the emperor to centralize power. The two kings can be allowed to go outside and be idle princes. The queen mother will kill everyone just after she is buried. Even the emperor has to consider this.