The Bandit Lady

Okay, after thinking about it I'll say a few more words. To be honest, I don't mean any harm. Continuing with this morning's comments. What do you think of the character Jade Rakshasa? Revenge against an ex-boyfriend is of course possible, but is there any hatred between Mrs. Su and Jade Rakshasa? Stealing the ex-boyfriend's child in order to get revenge on her ex-boyfriend is certainly true. But the problem is, this child is not only the child of the ex-boyfriend, but also the child of another woman who is completely innocent. It was this woman who was pregnant for ten months, not her ex-boyfriend who was pregnant for ten months. And her ex-boyfriend actually didn't really feel sorry for her. Stealing other people's things, keeping them in your hands for more than ten years, and being chased by the owner to ask about the origin of the thing, but claiming that it is your own - this set of logic is exactly what Yu Luosha and Kong Kong Taoist do. Mrs. Su asked the heroine if she was the biological mother of Jade Rakshasa. Jade Rakshasa still felt guilty, but how could Taoist Kong Kong have the shame to rebuke the heroine's biological mother, Mrs. Su? And Jade Rakshasa was followed by Taoist Kongkong, and he also became confident. What kind of truth is this? What they stole from Mrs. Su was not an inanimate thing, but a child that a woman had conceived for ten months. And the child that this woman gave birth to in ten months of pregnancy was standing not far away, watching unmoved as her biological mother was deceived by her adoptive parents but remained indifferent. This was not at all consistent with common sense and damaged the image of the heroine. Imagine that the heroine is indifferent to the biological mother of her son, but if one day Miss Zheng San, who is good at martial arts, steals one of the twins born by the heroine, how will the heroine react? As the heroine's biological mother, Mrs. Su is also an innocent person who has no grudges against the Jade Rakshasa. She has the right to recognize her biological daughter. At worst, she at least has the right to know. Jade Rakshasa owed her. Compared with the sins that Jade Rakshasa committed against Mrs. Su, the so-called "betrayal" of Mr. Su, who got married because he thought his ex-girlfriend was dead, was simply human nature. Jade Rakshasa was not qualified to accuse Mr. Su of anything, let alone take the so-called revenge and steal the child. Her upbringing of the heroine can originally be regarded as a kind of compensation for Mrs. Su. How can she be qualified to take over other people's daughters and treat them as her own? However, Jade Rakshasa seems to think that it is enough to ask his apprentice to go back to Su's house to see his parents. To be honest, although I don't dislike the character of Jade Rakshasa, I don't like it either. And the heroine did make me a little disappointed when it came to facing her biological mother. Uh~~~~~In fact, when I read the last word, I was really looking forward to the fact that the heroine would at least get to know her biological mother, but until the last word of the whole text, I still didn't see what I wanted to see. I would really like to suggest that the author could add a side story about Mrs. Su and the heroine's acquaintance. I personally think that this is a necessary correction to the two characters of the heroine and Jade Rakshasa, as well as to the entire story.

Write to the author This is the first time I read the author's work, and I really like the author's narrative style. I couldn't help but laugh and read the book with a relaxed mood throughout. However, when I write reviews, I always like to summarize what I like in one sentence and focus on some shortcomings to give feedback to the author, and this time is no exception. I have previously written a review on a chapter before and after Chapter 25, saying that there are some logically obvious bugs. I will not repeat them here. I will only give a simple example. The heroine met the Queen Mother for the first time. The Queen Mother once clearly mentioned that Miss Su had entered the palace to meet the Queen Mother two years ago. When the two sisters met the Queen Mother together, it was said that Miss Su had entered the palace for the first time. Then I will briefly talk about one regret I have about this book. I think some other readers may have mentioned it too ~ that is the matter of recognizing relatives. I always feel that the heroine is obviously Mrs. Su's daughter. Even if she is not close to her biological mother, why is it so difficult to get to know her? The author describes at the end that Mrs. Su and his wife obviously already know that the heroine is their daughter (at worst, they must have extremely strong certainty and suspicion but cannot confirm it). How cruel it is for a mother to see the daughter she has missed for eighteen years right in front of her and not be able to recognize her. According to the author Jun's original description and an all-too-common logical reasoning, Mrs. Su and his wife can almost confirm the truth as long as they go home and confront each other. Unless Mrs. Su and Jade Rakshasa are related by blood, how could two people with exactly the same appearance be born by such a coincidence. As for the heroine, according to normal logical reasoning, I feel that if I were the heroine, I would definitely know that I married the hero, and lived with him in the capital, in the social circle, and my biological father would definitely recognize my master, and I would definitely want my biological parents to exchange information with each other to know for sure that I am their daughter. In such a situation, to be honest, I think - as long as you are not a hard-hearted person, even if you have no intention of recognizing your ancestor and returning to the clan, you will not have the heart to make the biological parents who already know that you are their daughter suffer. The above are my personal thoughts. If there is anything rude, please forgive me~~ Meow

The dialogue between Big and Small Baozi reveals Liu Rong's pregnancy and childbirth process, a unique perspective, great!

The story of Mr. Xu competing in martial arts with his mother-in-law, Xu Liu helping the emperor choose a concubine, and stealing grain from the granary for the benefit of the people are all wonderfully written. Liu Rong is pregnant, and she is looking forward to the birth of Little Baozi.

Very festive. The matchmaker, big gray, little wolf, etc. Are all well portrayed and make people happy.

The queen mother feels relieved and will marry her immediately.

Isn't Mr. Xu afraid of being exposed?

Decrypted, he is a master after all. Master takes a fancy to Xu Shilang, which will be of great benefit to Xu Lian and Liu Rong.

This is not forgetting flirting, but also fighting

Liu Rong is going to cause a scene in Prince Ning's Mansion.