Jiaosheng

The heroine has super medical skills, but there are really few opportunities to use them throughout the book. I feel like this setting is a bit of a pity. The middle chapter is a bit bland, and it is always in the stage of "pretending to be weak", and I almost can't watch it. The heroine has been pretending to be a little white rabbit in the Gu family, but too many times and she doesn't feel happy! Every time he is either pretending to be stupid or pretending to be sick, he keeps getting sick, keeps getting sick, which is a bit annoying to watch. There are many scenes in the book where the male protagonist climbs over the wall in the middle of the night, but each time the two of them finish talking about the matter and leave. It doesn't feel like it adds any points to the relationship, but it happens so many times that I feel like I designed this scene in vain. . Didn't the heroine have many properties before looking back at her family's money? But it's not even useful at all. This is not mentioned at all in the book, so why is there such a setting? The male protagonist's grandmother-Mrs. Wei liked the female protagonist very much in the beginning, and she was smart and wise, but she was a bit dim in the later years.... Also, This book feels like many places are not explained clearly: Not long after the beginning of the book, the female protagonist knew that General Lu's previous fiancées were killed. Why didn't she tell the male protagonist and his mother? How did the heroine meet her master in Zhuangzi in this life? Why did you accept her as your disciple? Why did the emperor's temperament change drastically for a period of time? What happened to Lu Ming in his previous life? So let him try his best to seize power in this life? Why did he die suddenly again in this life? He died inexplicably and wonderfully! Why did Gu Sheng's master suddenly become seriously ill after he went on a wandering trip? Also, it has been mentioned that Huitong has a special status. What is his status? Su Yuan's identity was not made clear until the end. Who is he? Also, the heroine said that she would give Hu Da the opportunity to go to the battlefield with General Lu, but she did not mention it or deal with it in the end. Where did Miss Gu San go after she escaped? Fang was imprisoned in his family temple, what happened next? So many, so many... Too lazy to type any more. With so many details not explained, I really feel like it's not worth spending money to read more than a thousand chapters! But one of my favorite settings is that the heroine's mother-in-law is very kind, which is really rare! But there is no explanation in many places, so I am confused...

The exciting moment has finally come, haha. The night before the wedding, General Lu couldn't sleep and he couldn't get up to practice boxing and swordplay. He was worthy of being a military commander. The key was Lu Wen who joined in the fun. As a result, my mother said something to both of them. Suddenly, I felt like a naughty child causing trouble and asking his parents to teach him a lesson, haha!

An Sheng's move to divert attention is really clever. Probably, the tea cup looks better than Lu Zheng's 🤭

From chasing every day to giving up, I really admire the author's perseverance. The pace is so slow that it's amazing to see that it can still be written like this, I admire it!

Sprinkle flowers to celebrate Fang's upcoming lunch box🌸🌹🌺

I feel like crying after reading these recent chapters. The master is such a good person, why does it end like this? 😭

As I continue writing like this, I'm almost giving up. It's too procrastinating. After reading it for ten days and a half, I'm still talking about one thing.

Isn't it Lu Ming's request to be reborn? Then Master Puyun took this opportunity to help An Sheng come back, but he suffered backlash?

Is it necessary for the heroine to pretend to be timid and angry with Xiaojiazi? ! Those bad guys won't let you go just because you show weakness. It's really unpleasant to watch. Wouldn't it be better to have a calm and composed image?

The content of this book is too long-winded. Every small detail is described first, then explained, and then expressed with emotion. Readers simply don't want to read it.

Why is the copywriting the same as that of a novel from the same era as The Concubine's Guide?

🤓It's very beautiful. It's really beautiful.

Is this a bus bound for kindergarten?🤫

A lot of nonsense, extremely watery, with the demeanor of Gu Long.

Master, has this situation been counterattacked?

I really like this book, highly recommended👍

Great book! Already added to bookshelf! Come on!

First of all, I don't really like the heroine design. As a concubine of the Hou family, she has an embarrassing status. Even though she has the title of master and apprentice and excellent medical skills, she has never straightened her waist! And in order to reduce unnecessary trouble, I always have to pretend to be stupid or sick or look cowardly in front of others. Anyway, I can only do it quietly! For readers who like to read cool articles, it doesn't seem right! Secondly, the Liang family is only an inconspicuous little player in the capital, both in the dynasty and in the harem. It is okay to scare the people. It is okay to stay in the hometown far away from the emperor and become a local emperor. It is understandable that the Gu family throws taboos because of their reputation! But in a capital city where dignitaries and powerful officials gather, where official and aristocratic families are deeply entangled, and where there are supervisory agencies such as the Metropolitan Procuratorate and the Yushitai, honestly speaking, where did the Liang family gain the confidence to be arrogant? Especially in the previous life, the Liang family was so arrogant that they killed people in Buddhist temples, and the ones they killed blatantly were disciples protected by eminent monks. . How did such a scumbag with no eyesight survive in the capital? The only reasonable explanation can only be the protection of my mother's halo!