The Phoenix’s Glory in the Six Palaces

I'm a little sad, Liu Gong Feng Hua is a novel I've been following for a year. (There are two books in my bookshelf that are constantly updated, one for men is "House of Horror", and the other for women is "Fenghua". They allow me to experience the joy of chasing articles. Because I have been reading online articles for ten years, I always look for the ending.) "Fenghua" has very few reviews and not many people discuss it. I can accept those who have opinions on the plot (such as sterilization, empress), but I cannot accept those who always hope that the author will write the finale quickly! The author's pace is slow. Anyone who has read her works knows that you can read hundreds of chapters for just a few bucks, so why bother talking about watering down? In fact, I just like such plain narratives. If you like them more, I'll just read them. I have feelings after following a book for a long time. This kind of feeling can dilute my eagerness for the finale. I just want to watch the people in it live peacefully.

I finished reading it in one sitting and wrote something as a souvenir. As a boy, I read this female novel written by a female author in three consecutive days. I think I'm amazing! I had some thoughts in my mind, and after reading the comments, I felt I had to write them down. 1. As a novel, the most important things are "refreshing" and "sense of immersion". The biggest advantage of this novel is that both of these points are fully set up. Someone here is going to say: "How can you, a big man, take on the role?" You don't know this, right? We (I am definitely not the only big man watching "Six Palaces") are taking on Sheng Hong's perspective. "Look! My wife is so beautiful~!" "Look, my wife is so smart!" There are many, but I am quite happy to see them anyway. 2. The writing is smooth and the rhythm is reasonable. I think the author of "Six Palaces" is a veteran. His writing style is not top-notch, but it is of first-rate quality. The most outstanding thing about the old driver is not the gorgeous writing, but the smoothness, and the high C setting is very reasonable. This is gained from the accumulation of writing experience, and it is not something that can be achieved overnight. 3. The ideas that the author wants to express in the novel can be summed up as "the preciousness of family, friendship, and love", "the brilliance of ideals and desires in the trials and tribulations of human nature", and "the struggle of women with self-esteem, self-love, and self-improvement in the oppressive environment of the old era." The empress is just a symbol. What symbol? It is a sign that the oppressed and discriminated women of the old era were liberated, respected, and finally stood up. Many people are discussing the possibility of A Luo becoming emperor in that environment. But I didn't see it. What the author hopes everyone will see is the empress who accompanied A Luo regardless of herself, Mrs. Gu who never married, and the female officials from poor backgrounds standing beside the empress! Isn't this process of transformation shocking enough? What more could you ask for? Is it necessary to succeed in becoming emperor? I feel that at that time, with the momentum of the times, it no longer mattered whether A Luocheng succeeded. Normally, in our era, women are already strong enough, right? Can modern women be considered liberated? It's not enough. Really, compared to developed countries, women in our country have not yet been completely liberated, and many people's ideas have not yet changed, including many women themselves who think so. Otherwise, the comment section wouldn't be noisy. You can also look at the most obvious proof: the ratio of men to women among government leaders at all levels in our country. It is so difficult in modern times. It was really difficult to go against tradition in that era. Writing about the arduous process of creating this new era and the people who struggled in this process is the true meaning of the author of this book.

Hey, can you post a few more chapters? Should I read this chapter or not? Too unsatisfactory

How should I put it? If Empress Dowager Yu was smarter, she should have said in public that she had forced the queen to take the medicine. After all, she did not expect that the emperor also took the medicine, one was dirty and the other was dirty. This could give the queen the biggest blow and make everyone stand against the queen. In her opinion, from now on, the queen will never have peace. The clan members and ministers will try their best to get the emperor to take concubines and have children. Moreover, it would be great if the queen conceals the medicine from the emperor. The emperor and the queen will turn against each other soon. Thinking about it, she will laugh even if she dies. Even if the emperor stands up and says that he has taken the medicine, even better, the grandchildren are kneeling in front of him, seize the opportunity to provoke, it is best to stand on each other's side, the emperor takes turns, come to my house this year. She was going to die anyway, so her daughter had nothing to worry about. It didn't matter that the flood would be overwhelming after her death, right? As a result, she used such a good card to stimulate Xie Mingxi? Did she still think that Xie Mingxi didn't know her plan? The last pair of kings exploded, but they just made themselves angry to death? ? ? 😓😓😓

Why do I think the story of the queen is more attractive than the story of the heroine... Let the queen be reborn, give her a smooth life, and let Gu Shanchang and Brother Yu be in love.

It's a novel I really like. I read more than 900 chapters in one go, but I'm still confused when I read the comments. The heroine was sterilized after she had already given birth to a daughter. I don't know what the comment is about. She dares to fall in love just to have children? Romance novels must require the heroine to always be able to have children? Do they have to give birth to a son before they stop? It is originally an imaginary history. The heroine engages in women's education and female bureaucracy. Even if the empress takes the throne in the end, it is logical. Some readers still use feudal ideas to limit the conception of a novel, and often criticize pastoral feminism. Such people should give up writing as soon as possible, and do not work together if they have different opinions.

I couldn't help but repost it after seeing it (the hand-printed version is slightly different from the original text): The heroine is a reborn woman who lived to be 80 years old and killed all her enemies; The heroine's biological father is a phoenix man who tends to be popular; The heroine's aunt is a cruel Lily girl; The heroine's biological mother is an old lotus who favors boys over girls; The heroine's ex-husband is a ruthless gay man; The heroine's best friend is... Maybe a man, or maybe the hero? ! What a brilliant summary...

The protagonist's character traits of time travel and rebirth not only pave the way for the woman to improve her status, but also force relationships in life, and the underlying character does not match the boundaries. In addition, the writing is procrastinating. Although the number of words has been increased, the standard has been lost. These are two major failures. In addition, the so-called conspiracies are childish, and they are just pretending to be serious. This is something that cannot be done before personal experience has come.

The author vigorously describes the improvement of women's status and reforms in the main text. Can't we write about a strong woman who is self-reliant and can live a good life in the extra chapter?

Although I have never done anything, can I be a bit player named Ji Chenyun 🤭 By the way, Aunt Ding is already 800% a villain...