A Garden in Full Bloom

Since the setting is a time-travel story, the heroine actually reveals her servility in her bones. The whole text is not interesting, and the time-travel theme has no practical effect. Would a woman approaching 30 years old have feelings for a boy in his teenage years? It's incredible. I suggest the author change the time-travel setting to an ancient proverb. . Personal opinion: don't spray if you don't wash it off

The time-travel heroine wears the body of a prostitute. When even her own possessions and life can only be decided by the master's family, the time-travel heroine works hard every day, which is a very wise choice. In addition, when she is thinking about regaining her freedom, why should she become the young master's concubine, even if the man is here? Pampering you, everything about you, including your life, is decided by others. This has nothing to do with modern hypocrisy. Besides, if a man really loves you, he will not have other women in his eyes, nor will he sleep with other women at the same time. Just like Xu Shunzi, a man who only has possessive desires says that he likes you. , In fact, he just wants to put the things he likes into his own home, just like the second young master Lu, he has no objection to marrying a wife. It is the second young master Lu who decides whether to live together as husband and wife, and whether he will admit concubines later, he can also decide. Love the heroine, this is purely to deceive a stupid woman. The heroine's persistence is very correct. Even if she and Xu Shunzi have a hard time in the future, her destiny is in her own hands. Unlike being a concubine, everything she has is in the hands of others, and she will always have to wag her tail to please others. If a man truly loves a woman, he will cherish everything she has and will not coax her into committing herself to him by saying that he cannot help himself, that he has wronged you first, and that he will make up for you well in the future. This has nothing to do with the man's status.

There are few articles about Maid, and even fewer good ones. The author's writing is good, and there are no big problems with logic. However, the heroine is a scheming bitch. She basically has all the shortcomings of a maid except for quarreling with others. As a protagonist, you must have a shining point in your character, right? It's rare for an author to make a heroine so unlikable. After working as maids for a few years, graduates of modern key universities have become assimilated to the uneducated and illiterate people in ancient times. The most speechless thing is that they have clearly decided to keep a distance from the second young master and still have affairs with others from time to time. They marry the old man. The mother-in-law is so nice to her but she still feels sour. She doesn't want to be the first-in-law, but she still worries about who is her elder. Then there are also problems with her outlook on life. I think that as a modern person, it's natural for me to stand as the first wife. Why is there so much in the article that I feel sorry for my first-in-law?

The first half felt like it was all about the trivial matters of a maid, and I couldn't stand it. But after watching it, I really enjoyed watching the growth and struggle history of the powerful heroine. There are many principles of life and work interspersed in it, which can be used as emotional intelligence guidance for new employees in the workplace.

I don't like the heroine's character, she's weak, Holy Mother, in ancient times, shouldn't a maid be conscientious, wise and protective, and rush into people with higher status than herself like a fool? As the master, shouldn't the eldest young master be punished if he is hit by a maid who doesn't sweep the floor seriously? Didn't I give you wages and money from selling my body just to serve her well? The heroine actually thought that the young master was a playboy. She was really speechless. She thought it was a modern era where everyone is equal. I don't know what it means.

The article itself is very interesting, but it would be better if there was no male protagonist. The main reason is that I have no feelings for the male protagonist, which would be boring.

The author's writing is good and very interesting. I have read it several times. I really hope that the author can write a story about a maid who travels through time.

Does the author want to express: Any maid who has no desire to crawl into bed is a good maid.

This is really an old lady's foot wrap, smelly and long. A lot of repetitive explanations piled up in words and chapters.

I hope the author is writing a time-travel novel about a maid😊😊😊😊