The Consort Is Still Playing Dumb Today (A Qing-Era Transmigration)

Well... Let me write one last review for this book. Let's talk about the heroine first. In fact, when I first started making the outline, I didn't arrange CP for the heroine. The setting was to be alone, come quietly, watch the people in the palace die one by one, and finally leave quietly. Her character is not perfect, she is not afraid of the world but is subconsciously afraid of this feudal society. I am not afraid of death, but I am afraid of easily throwing away the life my mother gave me. It is very contradictory. After writing this, I still couldn't bear to torture her by having people around her die one by one. Let's talk about Doctor Liu. He is a character created by accident. I set him up as a gentleman and gentle as jade, who is passionate but polite. From the moment I wrote it, I was sure that he would die alone. I didn't even think about his name in detail and only kept his surname. I created the two characters Chang Hui and the Imperial Physician hastily on paper, but after I wrote it, they kept pushing the plot, and even changed the ending for him. I love the characters I write. If someone says: "Wow, this author's writing is shit." I may be sad, but I will definitely laugh. After all, I have scolded myself like this more than once. But if someone comes up and scolds the heroine, I will probably get angry, but anger is an emotion. Everyone has emotions, joys, sorrows, and joys. No one stipulates that a person cannot be angry. Readers are no exception, and I am no exception. In fact, I was so impassioned at the time that I forgot about it after that moment, and the emotions came and went quickly. But when I saw the comments saying that the author was very angry, and that the comment section was almost filled with criticism from the author, I just felt a sense of powerlessness. I went back and read the comments again, and as I was reading, I thought: This is how I look to passers-by. I must have gone too far, right? After all, there are better ways to handle it. Then I turned to the reader's apology and saw that she admitted that she had gone too far. Looking at the time a few months ago, I was so scared that I quickly sent a red envelope and went back to apologize to her. The way to make amends between people is obviously that simple. If I had been calmer at that time, I might not have quarreled with her and just laughed it off. But people all make mistakes, just like the imperfect heroine in the book, and me, the imperfect author. Although I typed a bunch of messy words, I still apologize to all readers here and will not reply to any controversial comments in the future. If you hate the characters in the book or the author, please don't scold him too harshly. I can probably only bear a little bit, and I may also feel a little sad. There are also those who say that I quarrel with people when I see them. I really don't quarrel with people when I see them, and I'm not exaggerating to the extent that the comment section is full of quarrels with people. I apologize for bringing bad feelings to everyone, but... I shouldn't be that fierce, right? (Although sometimes I really can't control my emotions, and I always get angry/helpless easily) In fact, there are many comments complaining about the heroine and the plot. I have read them all, but I have never criticized them. Sometimes I will reply jokingly or explain. Everyone complained calmly, and I responded calmly (and also calmly didn't reply). At this point, I have forgotten what I said before. It is probably just a mess and seems to have no clue. I think there is almost nothing to say. I may not come to peek at the comment section of this book again in the future. What can I say at the end? There seems to be nothing much to say, um... Then I wish everyone a happy New Year and no worries.

Well... Let me write one last review for this book. Let's talk about the heroine first. In fact, when I first started making the outline, I didn't arrange CP for the heroine. The setting was to be alone, come quietly, watch the people in the palace die one by one, and finally leave quietly. Her character is not perfect, she is not afraid of the world but is subconsciously afraid of this feudal society. I am not afraid of death, but I am afraid of easily throwing away the life my mother gave me. It is very contradictory. After writing this, I still couldn't bear to torture her by having people around her die one by one. Let's talk about Doctor Liu. He is a character created by accident. I set him up as a gentleman and gentle as jade, who is passionate but polite. From the moment I wrote it, I was sure that he would die alone. I didn't even think about his name in detail and only kept his surname. I created the two characters Chang Hui and the Imperial Physician hastily on paper, but after I wrote it, they kept pushing the plot, and even changed the ending for him. I love the characters I write. If someone says: "Wow, this author's writing is shit." I may be sad, but I will definitely laugh. After all, I have scolded myself like this more than once. But if someone comes up and scolds the heroine, I will probably get angry, but anger is an emotion. Everyone has emotions, joys, sorrows, and joys. No one stipulates that a person cannot be angry. Readers are no exception, and I am no exception. In fact, I was so impassioned at the time that I forgot about it after that moment, and the emotions came and went quickly. But when I saw the comments saying that the author was very angry, and that the comment section was almost filled with criticism from the author, I just felt a sense of powerlessness. I went back and read the comments again, and as I was reading, I thought: This is how I look to passers-by. I must have gone too far, right? After all, there are better ways to handle it. Then I turned to the reader's apology and saw that she admitted that she had gone too far. Looking at the time a few months ago, I was so scared that I quickly sent a red envelope and went back to apologize to her. The way to make amends between people is obviously that simple. If I had been calmer at that time, I might not have quarreled with her and just laughed it off. But people all make mistakes, just like the imperfect heroine in the book, and me, the imperfect author. Although I typed a bunch of messy words, I still apologize to all readers here and will not reply to any controversial comments in the future. If you hate the characters in the book or the author, please don't scold him too harshly. I can probably only bear a little bit, and I may also feel a little sad. There are also those who say that I quarrel with people when I see them. I really don't quarrel with people when I see them, and I'm not exaggerating to the extent that the comment section is full of quarrels with people. I apologize for bringing bad feelings to everyone, but... I shouldn't be that fierce, right? (Although sometimes I really can't control my emotions, and I always get angry/helpless easily) In fact, there are many comments complaining about the heroine and the plot. I have read them all, but I have never criticized them. Sometimes I will reply jokingly or explain. Everyone complained calmly, and I responded calmly (and also calmly didn't reply). At this point, I have forgotten what I said before. It is probably just a mess and seems to have no clue. I think there is almost nothing to say. I may not come to peek at the comment section of this book again in the future. What can I say at the end? There seems to be nothing much to say, um... Then I wish everyone a happy New Year and no worries.

Well... I've finished reading it, how can I put it... The overall style is very bland, there is no great joy or sadness, but it is precisely this style that makes me feel a sense of loss after reading it... Maybe it is in line with the old saying, plainness is the truth

Doctor Liu finally got what he wanted after a hundred years.

Liu Shuxing and Chang Hui are finally together, it's really great

After reading it, it was very interesting, and suddenly I found that the article without CP was also very interesting. Although it was a bit regretful that Chang Hui and Liu Shuxing were not together, but in the end it was the best and most suitable for them to get along like this. This kind of plain, if you don't break it, I just accompany each other like this. I don't know if Chang Hui knew what he was thinking. She may or may not have understood it in the end. Their story was also continued in the extra chapter. If it is published If I use my imagination, they should get to know each other, get along, and finally get married and have a very happy ending. However, I suddenly realized that Liu Yuyi had traveled through time. He called "girl" at that time, which made me feel like he had traveled to Chang Hui's real world. He recognized her, or he might have thought wrong. I don't understand the details in it, but I think this kind of story is very interesting. I hope to encounter such interesting stories in the future.

My eyes welled up when I saw it, all the regrets from my past life have been fulfilled in this life.

Finished reviewing. Suddenly I also thought about the extra story: Since Liu Yuyi is so rich in modern times (as for the shoes), can I unreasonably think that he was also the private buyer who took the only serious palace painting circulated by Chang Hui??

Save, this cp is so delicious, the imperial doctor and the concubine, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo…

Woohoo... I feel like I still have something to say.