
The Perfect Di Wife
完美嫡福晋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
129Chapters
1.3kFavorites
8.5Score
588Nutrient gifts
8.4kClicks per chapter
388Comments
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Reader comments 48
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The author's writing ideas are very innovative, and the most important thing is to have three correct views. As the saying goes, it all depends on the support of peers - why in time-travel novels do women who return to feudal society just struggle for a long time before giving up their ambitions, and focus on searching for affectionate sadomasochism or engaging in palace and house fights? This first limits our thinking, and invisibly succumbs to the normal ethics of feudal society. What the heroine can do is only limited to ethical constraints, and she even completely integrates into ancient society in the end. What's the point of being able to set up a time-travel background, just for the sake of curiosity? Although a well-educated modern intellectual woman needs to face the reality of time travel, she must still use modern perspectives to evaluate the things she sees no matter what! Even if romantic novels are highly entertaining, they cannot abandon the core socialist values. Otherwise, the recreational readings among women are all about reviewing the patriarchal society and telling us that if we depend on a powerful man, women's lives will be very good. Isn't this a slap in the face? I didn't know that when contemporary women are pursuing equal rights for women, there is still such a feudal cultural highland, but there is still internal strife! Haha, why does the heroine just travel through time and become a wealthy family, and why does she have so many golden fingers? Because in that cannibalistic society, it would be difficult for the heroine to achieve the so-called HE unless she was extremely talented. Otherwise, every chapter would be dancing on the tightrope of "complete the book." So don't mislead readers into having fantasies about that society. Instead, I think the heroine should be a college graduate who eats and drinks in modern society and has no big ambitions. After traveling through time and witnessing various phenomena in feudal society, I understand that the world is full of different situations and misfortunes, and only then can I truly know how to cherish the past that I no longer have. Therefore, he changed his mind and looked at ancient times from a modern perspective. He fell into deep contradictions and finally embarked on the path of independence. Love is really not the whole world. I am afraid dignity and freedom are what women really desire and need. As for the thirty or forty chapters that follow the author's article, I really can't praise him. I hope he can pay attention to reality while pioneering and innovating. Sometimes it really makes me laugh bitterly. Is the heroine a liberal arts student or a science major? If she is a liberal arts student, I don't believe that she can't even grasp the Qing Dynasty's political system and tenancy relations, the budding development of capitalism, and European colonial rule. Her idea of reform is almost naive. Seeing that the eldest brother provoked the Sino-Mongolian war, I was relieved. It was finally a war. In fact, the chaos in the world should have happened after the heroine's first wave of sexy moves. If the heroine were a science student, she wouldn't be able to improve the steam engine. She would instruct others to do blind research every day, but the result would be that the productivity would still be in a farming society. If the author can't control it well, can he consider changing the narrative method? Although it would be a pity to just skip it, it is better than the crested chicken tail. In terms of writing style and depth in the later period, I hope the author can improve. But overall, there are still some new ideas in the Qing Dynasty article.
This ending is really good. Woohoo.
It's been four years and I don't know if my wife has a baby yet. I wish everything goes well.
Well, I think the plot is a little exaggerated
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