5-Star "Ancient Struggle Life" by Cream Puff Sauce. This is the novel I have been looking for for many years. I read it in the "Survival Struggle" section. The heroine got pregnant after traveling through time, and then tied her belly four times to hide her pregnancy. She went to participate in the talented women's poetry examination (after reading it, I knew it was Qionghua Poetry Club), and met her husband (male protagonist) who was studying in Fucheng or the county in a bookstore in the town or in the town.
The writing is 5 stars, the plot is 3 stars (the Qing Dynasty is suspected of whitewashing the Qing Dynasty, so it is inherently inferior to others. The biggest flaw in this article: Kangxi, the old man, did not die, and he continued to resist people until the finale and even the extra chapter. The heroine has already established a country overseas and far surpassed the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty relied on the heroine's Tang state. Kangxi still did not lose power, and still acted like an old man, domineering and not doing anything.) "Following the Fujin Jin" by Miao Miao Yimao. The author has a strong foundation in shaping characters. The heroine is very sunny (the kind of natural sunshine, not the "sunny and cheerful" like industrial saccharine). However, like 100% of the Qing Dynasty literature, it over-beautifies the image of the nine sons and the elder brothers (this may not be because the author wants to clean up the Qing Dynasty, but just because he is too lazy to look up the information. The settings of other novels are copied, and these settings happened to be written by the old and young people of the Manchu Qing Dynasty to clean up the ground. Others may be too lazy to check the information, or they may be the young and old people from the Qing Dynasty who are mixed in to wash the ground. Therefore, the Qing Dynasty literature is inherently inferior.) Every time I see that the author's writing style is very good, but he writes the Qing Dynasty novels, I have a feeling of being secretly cast.
3 Stars "Observing the Daily Life of the Tang Dynasty" by Hantan Baiyue, no CP article. Ever since I read White Wood's "Every Dynasty Civil and Military Can Hear My Heart", I can't accept other articles where my heart is leaked. I feel that other articles just plagiarized this meme (the first time I saw this meme, I thought it looked good, but when I read other people's writing, it would feel like eating an overnight meal, with no sense of novelty), unless the same subject can be written with a different color, such as "After the Emperor Peeped at the Diary of His Heart" written by San Sha Er Kuang. This novel is similar to Three Idiots and Two Crazy in that the protagonist is discovered by his inner diss emperor (a relatively low-level emperor in modern people's minds). However, the writing is not as good as Three Idiots and Two Crazy, but it can still be read during a book shortage.
4.5 Stars "The Daily Life of the Old Lady in the Hou Mansion Retirement [Time Travel]" by Chen Shuangshuang. Although it is classified as romance, it is actually a novel with no CP. The writing is good and the plot is exciting, and there are no stereotypical villains.
3.5 Stars "The Daily Life of the Five Ladies Lying Down" by Shui Qingyue. It is similar to "The Fear of Society in Ancient Times" by Xi Yaoxiao, but the overall quality of the novel is not as good as "The Fear of Society in Ancient Times"
4 Stars "I lay flat after dressing up as the heroine's maid" by Jiang Yue Qu, a story about the heroine's struggle as a maid, the author's writing is online. It's a pity that after all, it's a "maid marrying a young master" plot. Although the female protagonist has no attachment to her, and the male protagonist and his family don't have any disdain for her, I just can't take this kind of plot into account. Would I think that if the female protagonist is so capable, her love must be with the "young master"? There is another disadvantage of this kind of meme. It always portrays "the heroine is sober and strong". How can a sober and strong person be deeply moved by the "young master" and develop the mentality of "he will not give up on me, and I will not give up on him". This is the reason why I feel so weird every time I see this kind of meme. When I read a book, I like to immerse myself in experiencing the perspective of the protagonist. I think I would never be tempted when I knew the status gap between the "maid" and the "young master". This is not because I feel inferior to myself, but because the plot of "the maid and the young master fall in love" hardly makes people feel safe. Many times, I secretly hope that the heroine is so sober and capable, so why can't she get a "Feng Aotian" script? After getting rid of slavery, you can't marry other potential and high-quality men. Do you have to marry back to the place where you were a slave? (I don't know how to describe it. Anyway, every time I see the plot of "the maid got rid of her slave status and married the young master due to her ability", I don't think that "the original master not only did not dislike her but also accepted her as his wife because of her ability" is some kind of achievement or feedback given to the heroine in the finale. Instead, I feel that the heroine is aggrieved. She is obviously capable but is inevitably criticized for "climbing the dragon and clinging to the phoenix". I wonder if the heroine The master is not worthy of a master, and it is even harder to win the respect of the world by marrying someone else after getting rid of slavery. Although this kind of novels always assume that the heroine does not care about other people's misunderstandings, I always feel that not caring means not caring. However, the heroine could not have to bear this misunderstanding, because the highlight of the plot of "marrying back to the original master's master" and "saving money to get out of slavery with her own skills" has also been weakened)
2 Stars "Left flat after passing through the robbery" by Du Yuantuo, average, neither good nor ugly. The relationship between the heroine and the hero is forced and clumsy. She does not want to change the future plot from the bottom of her heart. The heroine has been "feared so she took a step back - the hero is angry - scared and actively shows her kindness - the hero wants to get closer..." It goes on like this, without feeling anything sweet.
The male protagonist... Seems to be written very superficially, and his character is purely sinister.
2.5 Stars "[Qing Chuan] Three Dynasties Princess" by Zhang Jiayin. It is a daily novel based on Buddhism in the harem. The emperor is old and ugly. The protagonist has never slept with the emperor after passing through it (because he dislikes the old man). Overall, there is no plot. The protagonist has no promotion/business goals and no main plot to do. He just eats and sleeps every day. The spirit behind Yongzheng in it is a bit annoying (like a villain who keeps sowing discord. Fortunately, the heroine's son is open-minded, otherwise ordinary children would have been twisted by Yongzheng's instigation)
3.5 Stars "Dressed as a Widow for a Vegetative Person" by Mu Yaorao. Mu Yaorao's novels are always beautiful in the first and middle parts, but you can't read them halfway through. However, this one is an improvement compared to other novels written by the author.