The Enchanting Concubine Becomes Empress

The name and copywriting are super catchy, the writing is 100 times better than the copywriting, the plot is unrestrained, the tension is sky-breaking, and the male protagonist is the most charming emperor I have seen in Jinjiang in so many years. The female protagonist feels a little inferior, but I believe that the author does not want to write about two strong characters, and the characters of both sides do not need to be balanced and perfect. The comment area is confusing. Since the settings in the article have indeed been overhauled, it is recommended that you don't read the comment area when reading this article...

I thought about it for a while, I still want to scold you, I want to praise you but I also want to scold you. I have read all your columns, and most of the books in your column are my favorite jokes. Your writing style and ideas are also good, and you can write some very bloody and hypocritical plots in a fascinating way. At least at the beginning of this book, until more than 70 chapters, until the heroine wants to stab her child to death with a hairpin, It's very good, but from here on, I don't know why, the character design is very bad. It's different from the one where you feed me shit at the beginning. It attracted me so much. But then I saw that you started feeding me shit, and you fed me one mouthful after another. But I feel like you didn't write it like this on purpose, but you were a little over-motivated, or you were delayed in this life? The character design was very logical from the beginning, but suddenly it became tacky from here on out, and the plot suddenly felt like riding a rocket. I cried. I didn't want to type this, but I still feel bad.

I was very sad and hurt when I read this article. Although the ending is good, I still feel that her experience is too distressing.

Personally, I thought this book was quite interesting at first, but halfway through, I started to fall apart, probably after Ah Wu killed the queen. It was hard to read that part, especially the part where Ah Wu lost her memory and pretended to have amnesia was really a bit intellectually depressing. She just lost her memory to a little girl, not dementia. How can anyone talk like this normally? Then from this paragraph on, I felt that the character of the emperor was a bit OOC, and I basically just watched and turned the pages of the dozens of chapters. I don't know how the author felt when he wrote it. Anyway, I thought that part was quite perfunctory and obviously lower than the author's previous writing skills. There are also many illogical and unnatural places. For example, when I talked to the Queen Mother about where to be buried with him, I felt that the word was not appropriate according to the degree of affection of the male protagonist at that time. I can sympathize with the psychological activities of the female protagonist during that period. Even if she was so affectionate, she would not say that she wanted to be buried with him... However, it is a bit outrageous that the female protagonist could overhear this part. In addition, there are some words that need to be considered in my personal opinion. After reading it, I personally felt that it was not until after the reconciliation and return to the palace that the author performed at his usual level, the writing began to become smoother, and the extra chapters were also good. But it's true that the amnesia episode is too intellectually depressing, so I can't recommend this book, and I don't really want to read it a second time. I still hope that the author will write better and better in the future!

When will the author write another book of the same type? How come he is so good at writing?

Could you please tell me about the ending of the heroine's other child? In which chapter?

When did Ah Wu give birth to a child with the man named Lu? Why didn't I see it?

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