The Old Saying About House Fighting for Power Is Not a Pure and Refreshing Article.
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I don't like Shuang Jie's gratuitous characters when reading ancient novels (it doesn't fit the ancient background). I prefer realistic writing style with high plot requirements. I don't read chronicle stories.
It's all free, and every character is portrayed very delicately and realistically. The three sisters of the Lou family each have their own personalities, and there is no OOC from beginning to end. They live three different lives. However, in the context of ancient times, no matter how hard we try, it is difficult to break away from the shackles of the times.
The story about the rebirth of a legitimate daughter is a sister story to the survival manual for a concubine. From the perspective of the legitimate daughter, it's a different feeling, very nice. The legitimate daughter of a big family will also have various dissatisfactions, and she will make her own sacrifices for the family, but fortunately, the outcome of this life will be good.
Another high mountain in my heart is the concubine's writing, I love long ancient sayings. It is also written very delicately, hiding clumsiness, pretending to be good, and pleasing my aunt. This is a bit like me in the workplace. I need to be cautious about "leaders" who have the power of life and death. The logic is online, there are no supporting characters to subdue wisdom, it's great to watch! !
It's a novel about the Republic of China. You'll feel a little frustrated when you first read it, because it's not a very refreshing novel. But after reading it, you'll feel the tenderness, toughness, and power of the heroine. The writing style is particularly good, and every transition of the heroine has its own reason, and there is no "sense of fabrication" to create a plot just for the sake of writing.
Time travel text. Although it was time travel, she did not show off her skills as soon as she came to ancient times (wouldn't this kind of time travel girl really be regarded as a heretic?). The heroine tried her best to do the best she could, and she also reached the happiest life a maid can live.
It is also written in the Republic of China, and is a bit more enjoyable than the original version of the previous one. The heroine is fighting against fate, and her vitality that refuses to admit defeat shocked me greatly. The writing is also very fluent. It is refreshing but not so refreshing. I highly recommend it.
I kind of forgot the specific plot, but I remember it was a little bit sadistic, and it was very consistent with the ancient background. There was no illogical coolness or preference.