Life of Struggle in Ancient Times

This heroine is the most real and natural heroine I have ever seen. She accepts the world calmly but does not limit herself. Such a person will live her life in the most comfortable way no matter where she goes. She is open-minded, calm and determined... If it were someone else, the hero might not be able to do this for her. I wish Yunzhen a healthy life, full of children and grandchildren, and all the best.

What is the end of this? There is still a lot of foreshadowing and just ignore it???

To be honest, I started high and left low. I bought too many chapters and couldn't stop my losses.

It can be said that this is the second time I have read it. I read it in a certain reader before. It has been a long time. I have recently been in a book shortage, so I started to read it again because I was interested in the copy. The result is that as I go to the back, it becomes more and more... Confusing? I guess, it looks weird.

What about the promised scene of the reborn son fighting his father? The writing was really good at first, but then it became too sketchy. I thought this was a heroine-led drama, but when it comes to solving big problems, she still relies on her husband. The heroine's self-reliance is somewhat reflected, but there are too few scenes of slapping others in the face, which makes it a bit frustrating to watch. I sincerely feel that the struggle is not thorough, and I hope the author can give us readers more pleasure next time.

What a mess, a waste of money

Not bad, at least it's pretty cool

... It ended so suddenly. I hope Professor Li won't end it so hastily. . . .

In fact, what kept me going was the psychological explanation of the heroine. She is calm, calm, and rational in situations. She knows how to guide herself, regulate her emotions, and know how to stop losses in time. She will not make stupid choices just to appear kind and innocent, and she will not make weird and sensational decisions for no reason. She has a good temperament. The only bad thing is being kind to the enemy. Not to mention Chen, Princess Anyang did to the heroine enough to make people die dozens of times, such as other readings The author said that the early stage was quite good, but later on there were more scenes involving strangers, and the writing was a bit crumbling. It felt like it was done hastily in order to finish the story as quickly as possible, and the villain's malice in human nature was "biased" to lower the villain's IQ. In the end, the villain got a good death, and the heroine's property. I originally thought that the heroine would shine in Qionghua Garden, get ranked among the Eight Immortals of Qionghua, and even let the world know that she is Mr. Guangyi, but all these things sank into the sea after the completion. When I read novels, I am very picky about the heroine's IQ. What attracted me the most in the whole article was the heroine's character. It was attractive enough to overlook the IQ of the villain who was inconsistent and illogical, and also! There are many, many typos and omissions. The author, you say you, even if there are too many typos, it does not hinder reading, but you can still miss words! Occasionally one or two words are missing or one word is added in a sentence, which makes it difficult for people to read smoothly. Come on, the author! We can't give up treatment!

Although I was very disappointed to finish reading, I still sent you the nutrient solution in the hope that you can make progress. The beginning of the story is really good, and the psychological transition of the heroine is also well written, but if you add too many subplots, the hero and heroine will become less and less conspicuous. . . . . . When I saw another reborn person coming to cause trouble, I really regretted buying it all in one go. . . . Then I read the last few extra chapters inexplicably, and I didn't feel the need to write them. Instead, I felt like the ending of the main story. . . Clam?! No more?! I hope you can make progress!