The Regent's Beloved

Why do you feel like you haven't explained it clearly? Is this the end?

Girls think too much, have no status, and secret edicts are involved in it. In that era, it was common to have three wives and four concubines. In addition, the male protagonist was a member of the royal family. The male protagonist did not give the female protagonist enough sense of security. The lives of everyone in the heroine's family were in the hands of the male protagonist. The two of them were not equal. Anyway, although the female protagonist was a bit petty, she really felt sorry for her.

The description of the environment is very immersive.

Why does it feel like the heroine doesn't have such deep feelings for the second male lead?

It feels like the progress is so fast, maybe because I have never really liked or loved anyone. I feel that the relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist comes too quickly, and I can't quite understand it.

In the text, will Yan Hui think of the past?

Is it... Over? So fast?

The plot development is a bit stiff, and even the heroine's emotional changes are unnatural. I feel that starting from the chapter on the wooden hairpin, a lot of things that should be said have not been said, and I always feel that it is almost uninteresting to read.

The first floor is right. The male protagonist and the female protagonist make people feel that there is something wrong. It feels like they are all misunderstandings.

Suddenly I felt that the female protagonist's IQ was too low and she was easily self-righteous, and so was the male protagonist.