Secret Affair of Spring Boudoir

I really feel that the author's feeling of writing this book is completely different from the previous ones. The content, plot, and relationship between the characters are simply confusing. I don't know if it is too long. I have written the last part and forgotten the previous part. In the beginning, it was written that Qin Dong was the pavilion elder, Qin Xi was the son, and the daughter married someone and died because she could not have children. Later, it became Qin Xi is the father, and Qin Dong is the son. Although the daughter died, she still left two grandchildren, a son and a daughter. In addition, I just wrote about the preparations for Wei An to get married, and the second young lady of the Wei family was just two months pregnant. However, in the next chapter, Wei An has not yet married, but the son of the second wife of the Wei family has been born and is about to have a baby shower. There are a lot of logical inconsistencies. It affects the author's brand too much.

Yes, they both understand what they are thinking.

The last conspiracy hasn't ended yet, this conspiracy has come again, this conspiracy hasn't ended yet, the next conspiracy is still waiting. It's really tiring to watch one conspiracy after another. The more I watch, the more out of breath I feel.

The more you look at the back, the less interesting it becomes. 🤫🤫🤫🤫 It feels a bit stinky and long, and it even seems to be written for the sake of word count. The plot is to kill one person, then another one appears, and then another one dies, and then another family appears inexplicably. There is no context, it is purely a non-level novel about killing monsters and not upgrading! ! ! Alas... I still wasted my time to see now! If you are still chasing, you don't have to chase anymore. It will become more and more boring later... It will! Ten! Point! Think! Vomit! Groove! 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

To be honest, I still can't see that Wei An and the Ming family have any chance of winning. The King of Chu is written to be invincible, the emperor is stupid and scumbag, and Wei Wu became a traitor to the family for a woman without even knowing it. Continuing to run quickly on the road of destroying the family and genocide, there is also Chang Ning's big killer. In fact, Wei Wu's family treated Wei An badly, and Wei An's revenge in the previous life was also quite good. It's just a pity that Brother Wei is living a miserable life himself. Of course, the author will eventually let the heroine make a comeback, but the speed is too tedious now. Reading the article still has to focus on the pleasure of reading. If more obstacles are added, there is no need for readers to come to find flaws.

I haven't finished watching it yet, but for the part I've watched, I just want to say that the villains are mentally ill. The first sick person is Changning. It's not unusual for someone to hate his best friend's fiancé after he steals her! The heroine was not born to her man, so she had to have good cards and do it every day, in all kinds of ways. The result would be something that cats and dogs would hate, and would offend the whole world. The second sick person is the King of Chu. After more than ten years of planning, he also bribed the most trusted eunuch around the emperor, and killed the emperor eight hundred years ago. Do you have to hate the royalist Ming family, the heroine's family, go around in such a big circle, and finally give the heroine her head? The third one is sick, Concubine Feng. She knew clearly that King Chu was the mastermind behind poisoning her son, but she had to be the sword in King Chu's hand to kill the heroine that King Chu wanted to kill most. This must be a pig's brain! Don't they all say that the enemy of your enemy is your friend? I read some comments and said that one set after another, they are all harming the heroine and the Wei family. Is it all due to this weird brain circuit?

To be honest, I couldn't stop watching it at first, and I lit up the lamp and watched it for several nights. After reading more than 600 chapters, I suddenly felt a little sorry for the time and energy I had put in before. It's understandable that An An traveled back in time, so why is Mr. Xie so capable? Lin Sanshao, Shen Chen, Prince Zheng, even the Chang'an Princess, Chu Jingxing, anyone who wants to check the Xie family's family history can find them all. Anyone who wants to catch others will have different channels, I'll go! If it's so easy to check, is it still a secret history? According to An An's memory, wasn't her brother Xie Shi very powerful? Why did the person involved not know about it at all? Chu Jingxing revealed the information to others to kill Shen Chen, and sure enough, they were able to erase all traces and get away with it (forgot the character's name). This is still acceptable, but since everything has been wiped out, how can Princess Chang'an find the clues? Mr. Xie is so powerful that he managed to escape from the King of Chu's rebellion case. He was able to contact the Chang'an Princess in a blink of an eye, and he still wanted to give 60% of the stolen money to her. Is he being careless? It seems that Princess Chang'an is a bigger boss than King Chu? In short, for the needs of the plot, the author wants whoever takes the initiative in something to control the overall situation. It makes my liver hurt when I see it, and I am angry at the previous applause and the wasted time!

I don't know if the author can see my message. . . I would like to make some suggestions to the author: Can the design and layout of the novel be bigger? Don't always just be a house fight or a palace fight. A group of women are like black-eyed chickens. You fight and she fights. This kind of routine is really too much and too cliché. It is really boring. The layout and The design is becoming more and more stingy. Write about how Shen Chen suppressed the rebellion, how Linjiangmen fought the war, the layout of the court, the large-scale party struggle, and Machiavellianism. You can write more grandly and upscale, and don't always have a group of women jabbering. It's really cliché. . . I have given up on this article since I started reading it. I really feel that it is a pity. I will leave a message to give the author some suggestions.

Every time I thought it was almost over, a bunch of big villains and big conspiracies appeared out of nowhere. I couldn't stand it any longer. It had been almost two months since I deleted the article from my bookshelf, and I came back to read the ending. My dear, it seems that the end is still early... I advise those who are planning to read the book not to fall into the trap, and don't waste money and read it all🔥. What was originally a good article ended up being written into pieces 😤

Chen Yushi is a pavilion elder, and he doesn't even have a name. There is actually a sentence in the book like "Chen Yushi is a pavilion elder"... I suspect that his surname is Chen Yushi...

I have been following this story for a long time. From sharing the same sorrows and joys with the female protagonist and the male protagonist, to now hating the female protagonist and the male protagonist, it is really a disappointing development. The enemies that the heroine and the hero encounter from a certain stage have exactly the same personalities and routines, but their names and identities have just been changed. You'll get tired of farming the same monsters after playing a game for a long time, let alone a long novel. It seems to me that this article has been discontinued for a long time, and the plot has not been refreshed for a long time. Just make endless enemies, take advantage of the situation to fight against them, and then repeat. An An was originally a good character, but the author turned her into a bully, arrogant and annoying person with no social skills, which was very disappointing.

The beginning is good, but it's a pity that it's so long just for money. It's too much.

How old was Emperor Longqing? According to the article, Emperor Longqing was the brother-in-law of Mrs. Wei, and he had watched Mrs. Wei grow up. He was at least 5 years older than Mrs. Wei, and Mrs. Wei was an old lord over 65 years old. When the fourth prince died, Emperor Longqing was 70 years old, and he actually got Concubine Lin Shu pregnant. The author did not have any words to marvel at such a rare old father! The article never said that Emperor Longqing was old, fearing that he would not live for a few more years. It only said that his health was not good, and even though Emperor Longqing was the eldest, the eldest children of each of his younger brothers and sisters had not yet been married, which means that they were only 20 years old. In ancient times, you could get married at the age of 15, and 20 years old was the older age. Therefore, it is inferred that all the brothers and sisters of Emperor Longqing are only 40 years old, so why are they so different from Emperor Longqing?

From the end, it's a long and smelly essay.

Seeing that now I have forgotten how capable Wei An is. He was killed over and over again and still couldn't kill him. Alas, I was tired from watching this all the time. I didn't want to read any more, so I paused.

It seems that I can't stand it any longer. There are always people out there who are plotting and procrastinating on writing. I have to be logical in compiling the number of words. Either something good suddenly turns bad, or a bad guy appears out of thin air and I want to abandon the article.

It's too long, the villains die one after another, and everyone is obsessed with the protagonist and is paranoid. First, the villain is shown how strong he is, and then he is defeated and killed by the protagonist. Ages are extremely confusing. Just now it was said that the sixth prince is half a year old, and Princess Zheng is about to give birth. The next chapter says that the sixth prince is less than 2 years old, Princess Zheng has not yet given birth, and Prince Zheng is still on the road and has not returned to Beijing. The 16-year-old Marquis is still a young couple. They have been married for many years, and they don't know how old they were... Those who don't want to be smart can watch it, others should be careful.

There are conspiracies one after another, bad guys die one after another, it's so exhausting to watch 😅

There are all kinds of conspiracies and conspiracies every day. There are not many good officials in this book. Even good officials may be framed by conspiracies and conspiracies. Officials are all thinking about how to use their power for personal gain. They frame a family and exterminate it at every turn. There are barbarians in the north, floods in Fujian, bandits, bandits, and Japanese pirates. Any local magistrate or governor dares to deceive superiors and subordinates. They collude with others at every turn, and they don't talk about how to govern the world. Fighting for power in the house is not a good idea. Can handle these problems, but Chu Jingwu does not seem to have the ability to govern the world. He is too benevolent and has no sense of conspiracy. If Chu Jingwu later develops a grudge against the male and female protagonist and wants to harm the female protagonist, based on the ability of the female protagonist in this book, the female protagonist will definitely change the emperor without hesitation, and the world will die sooner or later.

The author's writing is very good, and the various concepts are very thorough, but the male protagonist and female protagonist are really miserable in these thousand chapters. I just want to watch them fall in love, but every time they start a new boss without even saying a few words of love... In the previous book, Taisun and Xiaoyi at least had a few sweet chapters, but in this one, An An and Shen Chen are really too busy to fall in love.

None of the books written by this author can be read. The latest book requires fan points to comment during the non-VIP period. It looks ugly.

The first two-thirds: give a thumbs up The plot is compact, the characters are distinct, and the writing is smooth The last third: terrible The writing is as long-winded as the Queen Mother's foot-binding br>The logic is confusing Especially after Xue Changshi was arrested Pork filled with water is not as good as water Either it is intentional to gain word count It was written by two people Abandoned article

Readers who read power struggle novels want to see how the protagonist plots against others, not how the protagonist is plotted against. Even if the protagonist is not plotted against in the end, 90% of a multi-million-word novel is about the protagonist being plotted and plotted against, and the protagonist's counterattack is skipped. This writing method is unprecedented and unprecedented. No wonder everyone in the comment section says they are tired of reading.

The most intolerable thing about this book is the age and timeline! It's just a flaw. It feels like an article pieced together. It gives me a headache and I really can't read it anymore. For example, in one chapter, my grandmother said that she was sixty or seventy years old, and the princess was also forty-six. Then it was known that Wei Jie was fourteen and Wei An was ten years old, which meant that the princess would not get married until she was thirty-two years old. Is this possible in ancient times when it was common to get engaged at eleven or twelve and get married at fourteen or five? What's more, before getting married, he and the fifth child of the Wei family had made a private decision for life. Also, Wei Yumin is twenty years old and her daughter is four years old. The eldest son of the Wei family and his son were engaged ten years ago before his death. That is, he was proposed to marry by the Zhu family before he was ten years old, and he was pestered by Uncle Cheng En of the Fang family even earlier. Isn't it too scary? ! The most outrageous thing is that the Zhu family plans to give their three-year-old daughter to Prince Zheng, who is now in his forties, as his stepmother. Does this mean that Prince Zheng will wait for eleven or twelve years to marry the princess in his fifties or sixties? !

The author's time management is really ingenious. Princess Zheng was pregnant for more than a year and her belly was getting bigger and bigger. The second sister-in-law of the heroine was just diagnosed as being pregnant for two months, and she gave birth a few days later. It was a boy, nicknamed Niuniu, or Niu Niu.

The strangest thing to me is whose servant Qinghe is. It was later said that she was born into a family in Zhennan Palace, so Princess Changning could send her away and the old princess could find her. After a while, she said that she had been following Mingyu Young, so she felt that she should be King Zheng's concubine of course. If she was a child of Prince Zheng Nan's family, she should not have met Prince Zheng, and she would not have thought that she should be Prince Zheng's concubine. Moreover, she could actually know everything about Mingyu Young's death, got the jade pendant that proved Mingyu Young's identity, and felt that she had sacrificed so much for Prince Zheng. If she was Mingyu Young's maid, how could she mention Mingyu Young to Prince Zheng and actually call Mingyu Young aunt? And how could Princess Changning let Ming Yuyou's maid stay with her all the time. It's so inconsistent.

The first few chapters seemed fine, but as I went to the end I became more and more speechless. Has the author lost his soul? The mother-in-law is over fifty, and the daughter-in-law is forty-six. In the previous article, it is said that the second prince died of fear at a young age, and in the second article, the third prince is already sixteen. I just finished writing that the heroine talked non-stop about becoming a military advisor, and the next sentence said that the heroine did not say a word for ten and a half months. Moreover, the female characters in the article are all three or four years old, and they are busy dating and marrying at the age of eight or nine, but the male characters are all unhurried. From the eldest son of the Chu family to the third son of the Lin family, they are all single.

How did the author learn mathematics? The grandson of the emperor's sister-in-law, Mrs. Wei, is already in her twenties. The emperor's sister's daughter is eight or nine years old. The emperor has watched his sister-in-law grow up. It's so confusing!

The design at the beginning is so stupid that I can't stand it anymore. 1. Ancient people believed that both would be prosperous and both would be harmed. If a girl loses her reputation, other girls will also suffer. No matter how stupid Mrs. Wei Er is and how much she hates the heroine, she will find a way to cover up the heroine's theft. For example, when the heroine insisted that she had not stolen anything, she pushed the girl out to pick up the bag, or tracked down the real thief, instead of locking up the heroine and holding the heroine Dao Qian in custody, as if she couldn't wait to attach the reputation of thief to her own girl 2. Although the heroine has experienced the previous life, she is still stupid. She has just been cleared of the crime and can't wait to wear the reputation of a thief on herself. What is the difference between stealing things with the Y ring next to the young lady and stealing things by the young lady herself? If she pushes the maid out at this time, everyone will only think that the Y ring is taking the blame for the young lady. 3. Keeping a tightrope in life and doing things does not mean that you should give others the opportunity to harm yourself. The heroine used her maid to bear the reputation of being a thief today and cover up the matter. However, with the character of Wei Wu and Miss Chen, they may not be grateful. There is no guarantee that they will not tell the outside world in the future, or instruct their subordinates to spread today's incident, implying that Wei Qi is She was a thief, but she used her own Y-ring to top her bag. By then, even if she told the truth, others would only think that she was willing to throw dirty water on her sisters in order to escape guilt. The second lady would not offend the third lady in charge of the family for a child whose father did not care for her mother, and it was even less likely that Mrs. Fang would ruin her daughter's reputation for an outsider. Don't watch it, it's too stupid.

What I like most about the heroine is that she killed the scumbag's family in her previous life. At first, I looked at the heroine as a yandere. It's a pity that the heroine didn't have any outstanding features later on, and she didn't have that yandere feeling at the beginning...