The Imperial Noble Consort's Rise to the Top

Let me talk about my feelings after reading the full text. There is a sense of dissonance. The author writes that the thoughtful and independent heroine in the previous article no longer exists, and has been assimilated very abruptly. Everything is for the children and revolves around the children. I am not saying that this is not good, it is wrong. There is nothing wrong with loving your own children, but this is in great contrast with the independent personality of the heroine created in the previous article, and she has become a woman who obeys the interests of her children. Then there is the matter of letting the eldest son die. If it is to retreat in order to advance, then I won't say anything. As it turns out, it seems that he really wants to retreat, and the heroine even agreed. She said that the child's ambition is not here, and I am really speechless. Is the struggle for power meant to retreat if you want to? How many people support the heroine now depends on the fact that she has two children, especially a healthy eldest son, for a great future. I just followed the heroine to fight against the East Palace, but the heroine and her eldest son retreated immediately. This is so called naive. Sometimes, taking a step back will not open up the world, but lead to death.

Is this younger brother Ji Shi?

I skipped reading the last bit because I don't know what the author's purpose was at the end. The heroine has transformed like a ninja and has become a vase decoration. She is not the same person as the one at the beginning of the article. The struggle for imperial power and the like are also very blunt and excessive. If I find that I can't write it out, I will just make up some plot and push it through. Maybe it's because the writing has lost its energy. I can still feel the pull at the front, but it becomes more and more incomprehensible as I go to the back.

I choked on the cigarette and cried loudly at first. After being so healed, the child became mute? ? Are you letting yourself go and writing like this?

Why does the author keep asking me rhetorical questions when writing... A sentence or two is okay, but the whole article is full of rhetorical questions, which is really boring

Is it our Jishi baby who is here? [Shy]

Baby Jishi is still coming, not only for the future of the heroine, but also for the background of the book. Baby Jishi unified the world and launched the Xuanwumen Incident, which is obviously based on the image of Erfeng. Apart from Jishi, which of Li Ziche's sons can do it? Otherwise, he wouldn't have been forced to be the emperor for 15 years in his previous life, and still miss his fifth son in his previous life.

It just feels like the heroine no longer has the presence she had before entering the palace, as if she has moved to another novel. I'm still subscribed, but I don't have much to say, so keep it up

The heroine, enough is enough. I have already said that it would be better for the heroine to recover her memory. Why not? How sad it is for her to wait for recovery now!

No, why did she have a miscarriage? It's so outrageous. What should the heroine do to regain her memory?