Fortune in the Eastern Palace

Why didn't I understand? Wasn't it written at the beginning that the prince had a prince and two concubines? Why did Fan Xiunv become the crown princess later?

Damn it, I suddenly realized after reading it, Pei Yang is King Xuan's man, doesn't it mean that King Xuan has been looking for someone to protect the third, fourth and two idiots! ! ! !

Second review, I like the first half better, I like the male and female protagonists

It's so big! ! September has passed, it's already late October, and it's almost November. When will I publish a new article?

I want to read the story of a prince who gets married first and then falls in love.

Bitch wife: I am the wife of a despicable person. It is not a derogatory term for women, but I call myself

As for the main text, the male and female protagonists are set up well, and I like their characters. The early stage was good to watch, and the farming part was also good to watch. Later on, when it came to developing a career line for the heroine, I felt there was no specific description, so I wrote about the heroine growing vegetables and opening a wine shop, etc. There was no detailed description of how the career would develop. And the couple of Queen Li and King Xuan is hard to criticize... How should I put it, it's quite sweet, but it also feels like an ancient middle-aged love story of rape and robbery (laughs). And Empress Li couldn't bear that King Xuan had no offspring and decided to get pregnant. Ah? ? This? ? Ah, this... I can only say that it is in line with ancient women's thoughts, not a bug... If you don't watch the extras, it is overall good-looking. The relationship between the male and female protagonists and the characters of the male and female protagonists can allow readers to understand the 1v1 and the feelings between the male and female protagonists from beginning to end. But as for the extra story... The relationship between Ye and Nai is pretty good. One is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. Nai is a domineering, possessive and traditional-minded person. But one point that doesn't make sense is that since Nai is so favored by Niu's family, how could she give birth to a son and tie Ye up with her younger son? Another reason is that the lack of mention of Nai's mother's family in the text can easily lead readers to think that Nai is an ungrateful person who abandoned her mother's family. Another point that makes people feel a little uncomfortable is that in the later part of the extra chapter, in order to lead the heroine to start thinking about equal monogamy and the awakening of the second sister-in-law, the plot of the second brother taking concubines and the prince having multiple wives was suddenly added, which gave the character the feeling of being a pure tool. Not to mention that it goes against the idea that the Wang family is not allowed to take concubines, which was proposed by Nai Heniang in the early stage. Moreover, it is difficult to understand the author's statement that the prince chose multiple wives in order to prevent the heroine from being scolded by his courtiers for being jealous. The heroine has been a queen for ten years and she has already scolded her. The heroine feels that she doesn't care about this kind of character because she is confident and optimistic about her relationship with the hero. Moreover, as mentioned before, the hero wants to wait for the prince to abdicate as soon as possible and live a life of two with the heroine. The prince is already in his twenties and according to the article, it can be estimated that there are only a few years until the hero abdicates. Ten years have passed and another three or four years will be nothing compared to it. And the author also said that it was an opportunity for the heroine to start thinking about the inequality between men and women in ancient times and to start improving it. This point is too big and it is very inconsistent to suddenly appear in the extra chapter. There is no such idea in the main text. It is just that the relationship between the heroine and the hero is very deep and cannot be interfered with. The author said in the writing that writing this point is thankless, so he should continue to dream. Is this statement a bit blaming the readers? It's not that it's thankless, but it's just that the writing is inconsistent with the main text and is very abrupt, which is a bug. It is not that there is no ancient saying that in order to highlight that the 1v1 love between the male and female protagonists is rarely deep, future generations are not allowed to 1v1. I remember seeing that the son the prince wanted was not love but the world. The princess also knew that the status she wanted was not love. This kind of treatment cannot be said to be supportive but understandable. It is realistic but not obtrusive. However, this article still wants to show that the concept of equality has long been developed in the main text. Suddenly, the extra mention cannot help but feel that in order to highlight the rare love between the male and female protagonists, the son's second brother is used as a tool to show the progress of the heroine's thoughts...

At the beginning of this article, I thought the prince was very childish. If it weren't for liking Fu'er, I almost couldn't watch it. After the accident, the prince grew up and the story gradually became interesting. After reading it, I still feel that I am still unsatisfied.

It's so good. I'm blessed to be with you all the way.

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