The heroine in the book is about self-improvement and food entrepreneurship. It's a cool novel. In fact, it was criticized by the male and female protagonists and the male supporting characters of the original book, but it's okay. After all, it doesn't appear very often. It's rare to finish this novel recently, but it's not very amazing, so it still has four stars.
I quite like the character of the heroine, the food story, and the relationship with the heroine in the original book is good. She redeemed herself and started a career after leaving the house. The male protagonist is the brother of the heroine's husband in the original book, which is not bad.
It seems that there is no emotional line. The heroine is very rational. She wakes up as a cannon fodder supporting role. She marries the old emperor in order to climb up. It is quite special.
The one-sentence synopsis of the work is "Not seeking a trace of true love, but seeking glory and wealth."
The eldest sister is a scholar, so Xianyu married a widower military general. For the sake of the family, the heroine was selected and trained from among the concubines. The eldest sister and aunt are both very good. To be honest, the male protagonist has forgotten what kind of role he is, but the whole story left a good impression.
Very cool! It should be considered a national rejuvenation article, right? It took too long to look at it. The heroine travels to the late Qing Dynasty, and hell begins.
The heroine is disguised as a widow and has a son, a relative of Lin Ruhai. The two get married for the second time due to rational reasons, marrying first and falling in love later. Daiyu lived a good life. After Baodai was demolished, there was no Raja's house, but Jia Baoyu and the sisters were still okay in the end. Xiangling was found by her family, and Hei Baochai was recovered. I really liked the relationship between the male and female protagonists, and they had a deep relationship in the end.
The male protagonist heals the female protagonist. I like this male protagonist! From a low background, he worked his way out of the future on his own.