Phoenix's Grace

I just want to ask, is Qin Xi Qin Feng's biological son? We can't even tell if the younger one is a good or bad prospect yet, so what's the point of suppressing Qin Xi? Changning isn't touching Qin Feng now because of Qin Xi, but if they really piss him off, Qin Feng won't get any benefit, and neither will the younger one. They're really brainless.

It took me a day and a half to finish reading it, and then the feeling of following the updates was just... Sigh :-(

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I'd like to ask those who have read it: were there any plot holes in this book? _(:з)∠)_

Finally, she gave birth—twins, a boy and a girl. Although disappointed in the Empress, they only had twins left. Even with favoritism, it's unfair to insist on a boy versus a girl. Considering how much face the daughter has brought them, shouldn't they be less demanding? Thankfully, everyone else knows the heroine's sacrifices and genuinely reciprocates.

What does it mean that the concubine is Wenli's biological mother? What does it mean that one has already lost his mother, and the other shouldn't lose his? This is fair to Wenxin. The concubine should pay the price for her wrongdoings, it's not like she took her son's life. Besides, if the step-princess hadn't been a good person, Wenxin would probably be dead, right? If it weren't for the emperor's warning earlier, Prince Duan would probably have been led astray by the concubine, right?

This is a novel with a strong accent; the entire text is written in a thick Northeastern dialect, it's hilarious! 🤭🤭

When Wen Qi chose this path, she should have foreseen this outcome. As Princess Kang said, "A child with heart and loyalty, yet she chose a heartless path." "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." The older generation figures mentioned in the text subtly reflect the bitterness behind Wen Qi's path to success.

The story of two people sharing a grave in life and death is very touching! I feel it's a bit better than Nongxiu, because the last half felt like it was torturing Qiaolan, whose health kept fluctuating.

The military is a man's world. Although the female protagonist was able to become a general, she paid a much higher price than the men. It wasn't easy for her to get to where she is now, but there are still people causing trouble. When will she be able to retire in peace?