
The Love of an Ordinary Imperial Consort
一个普通妃嫔的爱情
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This article gives people a wonderful feeling that it is both excellent and inexplicable...
The female protagonist is too humble to please the male protagonist. But I have to say it does fit the logic of the character. Although the character is not a popular one, I really want to read her story and hope she has a good life.
I finished reading it in one morning, and actually read countless novels. Many books are difficult to continue after reading the beginning, but this book is short and concise. Although the front is too long, the back is a bit short, the ending is a bit rushed, and there are flaws in the book, but the plot of the story is very, very good, and it suits my taste. I hope the author will work hard and write more good books.
Can't you sign the contract? Better than half of the rankings! The author keeps writing! Change the platform and kick me! There are too few good writers nowadays
I have seen a lot of similar plots, but it was because of the author's writing style that I took in. The writing style really has the potential to be written with feeling. The author should not underestimate himself. The character creation is quite novel. There are not many male and female protagonists in this type. The female protagonist is very empathetic and lacks love. It is sour and refreshing to watch.
I feel like it's also a good article from the queen's perspective.
The previous article is very well written. The character of Nian'er is really a bit "angry at her inability to argue but sad at her misfortune". She lacked love when she was young and was naive and innocent, but she didn't know how to make plans and acted entirely based on her heart. Maybe the same situation made the emperor pity him, but in the middle and later period, the emperor The process of turning from pity to love is not convincing enough and lacks in-depth description. The ending is a bit rushed. Nian'er grows up, but mostly under the guidance of the male protagonist, so it would be better to focus on her more independent growth. However, the character design and the description of the atmosphere are already very innovative and quite good.
It really sucks hahaha
It's quite interesting. I just wish more stories could be written about why the emperor looked at Nian'er differently in the first place and how he felt about her.
Is there no extra story? The young couple didn't have much sweet time. They were just looking for candy among the broken glass [Lie flat]