Generally speaking, the writing is quite good. It mainly writes about the heroine's life in the back house, and there are some plots of palace fighting. The common shortcoming of the two worlds is that the ending is very fast, and it doesn't feel like the heroine is happy after she becomes the queen. However, overall it is quite interesting.
The first world is the story of Huang Taiji's mother, Meng Guzhezhe. It is very well written. There are many female characters in this world who are portrayed with more flesh and blood, and it is obvious that their changes are not without reason. From the perspective of the heroine, I see one after another vivid women falling into the abyss step by step due to political marriage, Nurhachi's suppression, and competition for resources. It seems to have glimpsed a corner of that era, and as a There are two things I like very much about the way the author handles it. One is that it is not too depressing and makes it difficult to read. People often realize the cruelty of that world only belatedly. The other is that the depiction is more natural and smooth, allowing people to see the changes of each character silently. In fact, the first world would be better if the plot after Huang Taiji's ascension to the throne could be expanded, which would be equivalent to a complete book.
I also quite like the second world, which is about the queen Hu Shanxiang who was deposed because she was childless. I still like the plot of the heroine's resistance to burial. The second world is actually quite qualified as a daily harem story. The only thing that makes me feel bad is that the characters of Queen Zhang are a bit disconnected, although I also like her later. The decisive killing in a few chapters allowed me to see her side as a politician, but compared to the previous world, the transition was not very natural. In fact, if it were another book, I would not be so sensitive to this point. I realized that the transition and characterization of the first world were too good, which seemed to be a bit inadequate. However, it is still a world above the passing line.
If you want to see clearly what you are wearing, feel free to enter the first world
The heroine is a native, a story about imperial concubine Yifei of Kangxi. I really like Yifei. Basically, they are palace battles. The impression is average.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh one of my favorite Qingchuan stories. I have read it several times. I like the heroine and the queen very much. The heroine does not love Qianlong from the beginning to the end. To be honest, although Qianlong here is not a good person, I can feel his after-effects. I really treat the heroine as a family member. Of course, in essence, it is just the favor of the feudal emperor, and the heroine is no longer interested. The heroine finally returns to her original time and space. I personally like this ending, but some people think it is a bad ending. Different people have different opinions.
Wuwuwuwuwu is really beautiful, it is really a combination of regret and happiness. Every character is well portrayed and the writing is also good. I really love Rong Wen and Bendi. They have done the best balance between big love and small love that I can't imagine. The whole text has a large but very delicate structure, just like a prairie fairy tale. The plot is also very well written. It is a book that needs to be read calmly. After reading this book, I repeatedly looked for related articles, whether they were the same characters or the same type, but I always kept reading. I have never found such a novel that will always make my heart tense beyond expectations. To be honest, I have read too many novels. Many times I will be a little scared when I see some familiar plots. I am afraid that the author is similar to what other authors have written. But this book does not. Every time I predict the plot, the author will always give me an unexpected surprise. I am really grateful to the author. I really hope that this book will be published. If you still want to write the same type of article, I will definitely support it. Come on, author.
Overall rating: One star for writing, one star for character, one star for plot, one star for layout, and one star for emotional line.
The heroine is an aborigine, and she really likes the grasslands described in this book. I also like the male and female protagonists very much. This is one of my top Qing Dynasty novels.
The idea is quite novel. The male protagonist is Hai Lanzhu's son who died young in history. The writing is good. The deputy CP is Lan Ji, who is quite good-looking.