A Smile Over the Shoulder

After a friend's recommendation, I came to read this article and was deeply impressed. "In the long palace, I spend my days without combing my hair; why bother with pearls to console my loneliness?" Such a large quantity of pearls must have utterly chilled the heart of Consort Mei, who dared to rival Yang Guifei.

Hahahaha, what's the point of talking about feelings with the emperor? It only hurts his interests. If you're unmoved, you won't feel pain. How much suffering would the empresses and concubines endure if they didn't think this way?

I read an article a long time ago, written in the voice of Consort Mei, so I knew who it was from the beginning. I thought I was seeing that article again, but it turned out to be different...

A very unique writing style, heartbreaking, and admirable.

I remember reading this article in *New Buds* magazine a long, long time ago, and I was amazed! I was truly impressed! I read it again and again, savoring it repeatedly, until I almost knew it by heart. And then the name "Book Thief Girl" was firmly etched into my mind. I really love your writing. It's a pity that the Book Thief Girl isn't as famous as I hoped.

After watching it, all that's left is heartache...

Some parts are written in a far-fetched manner, deliberately distorting historical facts for the sake of emotional appeal.

It's such a pity, I never expected it to be so tragic. Alas, why doesn't Consort Mei understand his heart?

It's such a pity, I never expected it to be so tragic. Alas, why doesn't Consort Mei understand his heart?

I really like this story. I've been reading this kind of novel for a long time, and I've finally decided to give it a rating. I don't like the emperor; he's not sincere to anyone.