Shooting Down the Song

It was alright at first, but I couldn't bear to read past chapter 70. Perhaps the author was influenced by TV dramas, elevating concubines to the same status as wives. This will only lead more and more women into a living hell. Generally, those who become concubines are those on the verge of starvation. A concubine is essentially bought, and her family isn't really considered relatives.

The author is overthinking things. A nobody with no fighting skills dares to dream of rebelling through intrigue and scheming in a chaotic world. 🤐🤐🤐

Does the name Han Xiaoyao seem out of place in historical fiction?

Why are all these historical novels about internal strife?

Ah, as the operations manager of this book, how can I be completely invisible? "(ºДº*), I have no emotion w(ﾟДﾟ)w, let's play a word chain game, ready, I'll go first 😜😜😜😜😜

The historical novel mentions Han Xiaoyao, what a load of rubbish!

I envy you. I wish I could have half of your success...

How many female leads are there? Can someone tell me so I can decide whether I should jump in?

It must be said that this book is a slow burner, but so far every character is vivid and lifelike. The protagonists are not reckless, and the antagonists are not mindless or stupid. I always feel that Han Xiaoyao is brewing a storm of rebellion. Please, author, continue to use this step-by-step writing style!

It's really well written, but there's too little of it.