
Transmigrate into a Book: Consort Yu's Rise to Power
穿书之裕妃升职记
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To put it bluntly, in the conflict between their brothers, the heroine has a problem, but Wu Xiuxiu also has a problem. I really don't like the character Wu Xiuxiu, I always think she is a bitch. The author describes how she can't help herself, but the result is that she is loved by everyone except the heroine. She may be a true, kind and beautiful character, but the author prefers to describe her character in a true, kind and beautiful way, which highlights her bitch. And he also arranged for him to be with the fourth prince. He is such a bitch. Your aunt has harmed me all my life, but I still insist on being with you. I think this fourth prince is mentally ill. No, I think the three sons of the heroine all have a little bit of a cake in their heads. Such an enemy relative (in ancient times, where education focused so much on blood relations, let alone what my aunt did has nothing to do with me) can still fall in love with her, get along very friendly, and even marry her back as a wife. It's really a bit of a cake in the head.
I feel like the first part is fine, but the second part is a bit broken.
The ending is abrupt. . . . . Can the postscript be written more concisely? . . . .
I. I feel like, the author, you have some unfinished work. Face covering
It seems that the third child is not suitable to be the emperor. This is because he has not been beaten by society, has not been baptized by conspiracy, and has never gotten up after falling. The brothers are neither convinced nor afraid. Previously, the emperor asked the fourth child if his mute disease could be cured. How many years had it passed before he asked if it could be cured? It seems that the emperor may know the true talent of the fourth child?
This son is really just like the boss of Wu Zetian's family 😂 The heroine's style is gradually becoming like that of Wu Zetian. When the heroine is in power, her name is unjust and her words are unjust. It is indeed difficult to convince those traditional "gentlemen"
I also think the first part is pretty good, but the later parts get worse and worse.
Hey, hey, I've ordered them all, too.
I finally understand, is there any more?
Can anyone tell me what the ending is about? I didn't even understand it.