A Buddhist-Minded Palace Maid Wants a Comfortable Life

The heroine is really so easy to bully. He has a soft personality and is stupid and white. He is very defensive and hypocritical, but fortunately he is surrounded by good people. In addition to making money, 15 is the best. However, the author also said on this point that the heroine is simple-minded, so it seems to be quite consistent. It just feels like her 36 years in modern times have only increased in years without any experience. Forget it, I won't criticize the heroine. The previous setting of the heroine working as a sweeper in the palace for a year is quite good. I didn't expect that it was just a background, and I didn't see how cautious she was in her words and deeds, nor did she see any growth. In the end, it is still a story about a modern woman traveling through ancient times and falling in love with the male protagonist. Disappointed.

Summary: Madonna. Her uncle's family destroyed her body and replaced her cousin in the cannibal palace. It's over, the heroine feels so sorry for these relatives. No matter what, we are all relatives, relatives, we can't do anything, and we have to let the male protagonist solve it, so the male protagonist just gives money. Really, his uncle is really lucky to have a niece like the heroine. After squeezing it out, I got some money, which is great

I actually don't really like to read stories where the heroine travels through ancient times without a golden finger, because it's really too difficult! There are too many restrictions on women, unlike men who have many unlimited development possibilities even if their families are poor! So I always like to watch movies with golden fingers, which can be of some help to the heroine, or at least save her life! This is the only book I've read that doesn't have a golden finger. It's quite bland, but I don't know why but it's quite attractive! I quite like this heroine, she does have flaws, but they don't get in the way...

Finally, I can read something new and different. I'm really tired of reading books about palaces and houses and women's competition. I like books about independent women who don't have a love mind and don't seek to be wealthy and live a well-off life. I like the daily descriptions. Good luck to the author. I will continue to support and read them.

There are so few mediocre books nowadays. Come on, author. Although top-quality books are making money now, readers have evolved. Nowadays, mediocre books are really good. Author, your writing is very good and has a lot of feeling. You will become popular.

The author is at that age, so it's okay to pass the time when the book is in short supply. Don't worry too much about the plot. I read a lot of introductions that say they don't want to fall in love or find a man, but... It's better to look for them openly. It's a bit of a trick and a dog-meat.

​​Just read Chapter 213. Everything is fine up front, even though the heroine is a bit pretentious and pretentious, I can understand it. Occasionally, I feel that the heroine is a white-flowered heroine who is a domineering president. It can also be regarded as an ancient domineering novel. I felt a little unfair when the uncle's family came to recognize his relatives in the plot. The original owner's only request when he left home was to break off the relationship. So it can be said that this is one of the few wishes of the original owner. When the uncle and his family came up, they started to argue with each other to no avail, and the female lead relented after crying a few times, which was really depressing. Let's just say that my cousin took care of the little original owner at that time, but the original owner also became a palace maid for her. And isn't it the right thing to be taken care of when you are sick? I don't believe that the original owner's father passed away and his uncle's family did not receive his family's wealth. He treated the original owner so harshly that he could not have children, and the heroine even traveled because the original owner passed away! This life is separated by the fact that the heroine doesn't want to care about the original owner's thoughts and just wants to have a good reputation, so she takes care of her uncle's family. I feel very angry. Let's talk about the male protagonist's family. Although he was lost when he was a child, they haven't taken care of him for twenty years, but his parents are not wrong and they have been looking for him for twenty years. Although someone in the family wanted to deal with the heroine, weren't they suppressed by the hero's father? The heroine of a family like this doesn't even want the hero to come home, so she still has the nerve to take care of an uncle like you and a whole family? You still know that this family was brought here by Liu San, why are you so soft-hearted? In the end, the hero cried twice and then went to deal with the aftermath. You are innocent, right? Isn't this more of a fool's errand? What about your strong female character?

To make ice, put the saltpeter directly into the water. Not for eating. If it's for eating. It will definitely kill people.

What I hate the most is this kind of introduction that says you shouldn't fall in love, how nice it is to be alone, and so on, but the last sentence introduces a male protagonist, which is the most self-promoting thing to say. If you want to fall in love and have a male protagonist, don't write anything in the front about not falling in love and working hard to build a career. This is very harmful to real career women.

1. It feels like the heroine is continuously losing her IQ. In the beginning, she was a self-reliant woman, but later she couldn't solve anything and would only rely on the male protagonist. 2. The heroine is becoming more and more holy. At the beginning, she broke up with her best relative. Later, she sucked her up and cried for poverty. She forgave her, gave her money to make arrangements, and was considerate. 3. The heroine is extremely easy to bully. The villain previously attacked the heroine seven or eight times to destroy her life and reputation. Later, the villain seduced the male protagonist, only to be dealt with by the male protagonist. But it's also delicious and delicious.