The Crown Prince in the Jade Pendant

Many people think it is watery, but in fact they feel that the problem with this article is that it is inconsistent. 1. First, the settings are not uniform. The article states that the officials at that time looked down upon the common people very much, but when it was the heroine's turn to raise her parents, they could go to the officials' banquets and talk nonsense, but no one even thought about driving them away. The article states that everyone is afraid of Jin Yiwei, but when it is Jin Yiwei's turn to arrest the heroine's adoptive parents, they dare to cry and make trouble. 2. The second is the disunity between human and society. (1) Let's talk about the heroine first. The heroine is a real daughter who was found only after she grew up. She has not received any education or political guidance. In the early stage, he appeared to be cowardly and timid, but since the male protagonist spoke out, he has become tough, smart and transparent in an instant. This is a bit too drastic a change. In terms of her attitude towards people, the heroine basically says, "When it comes to people who harm me, I get along with it; when it comes to people who love me, I am strict (although this person may be basically the male protagonist)." My mother and grandmother have been at odds with each other many times, and they even almost sent the heroine to be a side wife. The heroine basically compromises, loses her temper and compromises again. It means "I no longer expect their love", but it still brings benefits to them. At least the entire Hou family relies on the heroine to get promoted and make a fortune, so it doesn't matter if they don't expect love this time. They don't love the heroine in the first place, and they don't care about her expectations. The fake daughter framed the heroine in various ways, causing the heroine to be slandered and slapped. In the end, she was grounded for a while, and she was released halfway. Later, he ruined the reputation of the heroine, and ended up going to the palace with the heroine as a companion. Even if the hostess speaks softly, the grandmother of the Hou family will not care? Isn't this something that will bring trouble to the family? Can you handle it with care? I still want to give a fake daughter to the second wife of the palace, even if it is my aunt's family. Doesn't it mean that I don't care about the so-called distinction between officials and civilians and bloodline at this time? The heroine also handled it with care. After becoming the princess, she asked the fake daughter to be sent away and that was it. There was no one to supervise. As expected, the fake daughter came out to act as a monster again, trying to seduce the heroine's brother. As a result, after the heroine found out, she just sent him away, so in the end she and her sister were almost killed by the fake daughter. The brother who can't figure it out has always been partial to the fake daughter, and secretly raised the fake daughter later on. When the heroine found out, she lost her temper. As a result, the people from the Hou family came to admit their mistake, and the heroine began to reason with her heart and soul to coax them to obey. This is strange. This prince's house is not emotionally close to the heroine and cannot be her backer. Before, he even thought of sending women to the prince to make the heroine troublesome. In terms of ability, he only relied on the prince's support to be able to achieve anything. In the end, it did not have any effect when he suppressed the rebellion and forced the palace. Why did the heroine insist on coaxing them, and what was the purpose? There are also beautiful maids and nuns sent by various queens in the middle. The attitude of the heroine is "Ah, I know these are not good people." "Ah, I know you want to become a monster." But I just handle it with care and wait until you become a monster. If you don't become a monster, I will feed you well and drink well. If you do, I won't necessarily punish you. Of the two nuns, one was left in the end. As expected, she later became someone else's pawn to frame her and the male protagonist. But has she always been so talkative and kind? No, it's not that easy to talk to the male protagonist. Even though he didn't know the true identity of the male protagonist was Jade Perry at first, and when he thought he was the prince, he said "Ah, prince, I'm so scared", but in fact he dared to hit the prince and show off his face. The prince helped her vent her anger, and she dared to refute the prince's face in front of everyone. In the end, the villain Xiao Qi was banned. The prince was busy resisting foreign enemies and did not communicate with her much. The heroine actually compared herself to Xiao Qi and said, "If the favor is gone in the future, she will be another Xiao Qi." How heartbreaking it is to say such things to someone who loves you! Is it because Empress Xiaoqi was banned and deprived of her posthumous position because of the absence of grace? Isn't it because she viciously killed concubines and children, framed others including the heroine many times, and encouraged the emperor to cause the death of 300,000 troops, the death of many important ministers, and the capture of the emperor? What she did is almost destroying the country. What does the heroine want to say by comparing herself to such a person? Moreover, the article also said many times from the perspective of a supporting character that "the male protagonist is just like the emperor, addicted to beauty", as if to praise the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Is this a good thing? (2) Let's talk about the male protagonist. The article talks about a powerful prince who received the strictest education as a monarch's heir since he was a child. He lived independently in the East Palace for many years, had countless supporters, and even led an army to defeat an enemy country. But judging from what the heroine encountered after entering the palace, the concubines were not afraid of the prince at all, so they dared to provoke and ridicule the prince. In the east palace, in addition to the spies sent by Xiao Qi, there were other undercover agents. There was a time when Empress Xiaoqi framed the male protagonist, the prince, for being immoral, and the male protagonist acted confidently throughout the whole process. But in the end, the other party was exposed by chance. The heroine happened to know how to catch fire. But the male protagonist doesn't know that the female protagonist knows in advance. Where does his confidence come from? In addition, it is said that the male protagonist received from below the education of weighing the pros and cons and the superior. However, the emperor was captured and the male protagonist did not ascend the throne. To save the emperor and come back can be understood as the inner Confucianism. But without any preparation, the emperor was grounded when he came back, his powers were decentralized, and the heroine was detained and threatened. Finally, he was forced to convict, leaving an unclear mark in the history books. What do you think? This emperor didn't suddenly become mediocre, he has always been so bad, and the male protagonist also knows that he serves the country, the people, and himself, and he can't stand this emperor anymore. Why can't we prepare in advance? So in general, I don't think it's because of the lack of fun in the plot. I feel that there is some inconsistency between the front and back, which makes the logic of the characters' actions less interesting. The male protagonist is very powerful, but he doesn't seem to be that powerful. The heroine has grown up, but she doesn't seem to have grown up.

It's already been three times, and each time there is a long gap between them. In fact, every time I will find some far-fetched plots. But there is a magic in this book that makes me read it again and again. The part about the two getting married is relatively early. Logically speaking, if the relationship between the male and female protagonists is determined, the plot will become average later, but the better part of this book is actually after they get married. Whether it is the changes in the relationship (that is, the love after marriage type) or the royal plot line, the combination is relatively smooth, and it is not boring to watch [dog head]

This book is really well-written. I think the characterization, the relationship between the male and female protagonists, and the plot are the best among the books I have read in September. It is suitable for revisiting after many years, and it is still so touching. In comparison, the writing style of the ex-husband and Uncle Jiu is relatively childish. Of course, I like Uncle Jiu very much, but after reviewing Jade Pei, Yu Pei has become my favorite ancient saying. It's great that I can write such a beautiful novel in 18 years. I can write such a novel in my life, and I can feel the growth of the characters in the novel. I have no regrets. Those of you who don't like this novel are really worthless. Jinyao and Qin Yi, you must be happy for the rest of your life. [Good Luck Lotus] [Good Luck Lotus] [Good Luck Lotus]

It doesn't feel good enough, and it feels like you are just scratching the surface. It would be better if you focus on the emotional line. The first encounter between the male and female protagonists is still very sweet.

2025.8.30. I don't know how many times I read it. I like to read it when I'm in a literary shortage. It's an ancient proverb with a good emotional line. I've also read the author's other articles, and this one is really the best. The emotional scenes are so well written, very delicate and clear, and there are very few novels that can be read completely. Maybe a few years later, I will forget a lot of the plot and re-read it again. When I first read this article, I was still in high school, and now I am working. Time flies so fast.

The writing style is very mature and delicate, the plot is not unconventional, the characters are cute and stand-up, and you can't tell that it is a novel written five years ago??(?ω`)??

I feel like the bad guys die too easily. And Zhao, she treated her biological daughter like this, and in the end she didn't even know what Bai Yanlang was doing. She really felt unworthy of the heroine.

It's pretty good, but I feel like the vicious villain isn't tortured enough. The male protagonist's father and sister-in-law are so disgusting that they should just die. It's hard to let go.

My favorite article, I have read it five times. Most of the other articles lack the flavor of this one

I've finished reading it. Generally speaking, the plot line of this article is a bit awkward and strange, but I like the character design and emotional line, especially the male and female protagonists who are honest and trust each other. This is relatively rare in this type of novel and is rare.