Nine Out of Ten

I read two novels by Xian Da in succession before, finishing them both in one sitting. But this one, after reading less than half of it, I really can't stand it anymore. The writing is good, but the character of the heroine and the plot are really unlikable... Now I feel tired when I see the heroine being weak.

Before talking about the characters, look at the background of the story. You cannot use current values ​​​​to judge whether the characters in the story are right or wrong. The servants in the family call themselves slaves, and the concubines call themselves slaves. Prince Ping's own brothers also have to kneel down, and Li Qing's sister-in-law has to kneel down and kowtow when she sees her. It feels like the distinction between classes in the Qing Dynasty. The official wives of the Qing Dynasty are almost played by the emperor and princes when they are sent to the palace. It can also be seen from the speeches of Li Qing's maids and grandmothers that the status of women in the story is very, very low. Prince Ping is a powerful figure in the world, and he is still waiting for the top spot in the end. The first is that he has a big fist and possesses the most powerful soldiers in the world; the second is that he is clever and good at planning, let alone that; the third is that he is ambitious and sacrifices his body to achieve his goals. Li Qing is trapped in such an era, and she is determined not to suffer for herself. If she wants to live well, she must first have the ability and be able to support herself, so she spent 10 years studying medicine hard. Secondly, she wanted to be free and didn't want to be trapped in a cage because of her abilities, so she carefully planned to escape into the market quietly. However, the ambitious King Ping saw her ability and fell into his "jail" again. In the beginning, King Ping and Li Qing, one wanted to take advantage of Li Qing, a peerless healer, and the other was unable to resist power, so he could only estimate his own value, and try to fight for what he wanted little by little. Li Qing's initial request for the position of princess and the three chapters of the agreement were Li Qing's first test. The position of a princess is status, and you basically don't need to look at most people's eyes. Li Qing didn't want to worry about the intrigues and evil spirits in the palace as he stayed in the palace and ignored the affairs of the palace. The most important thing was that he didn't have to wait for the old princess in the morning and dusk. For the lazy, pleasure-loving Li Qing, this was definitely torture, but it was also a chore that could never be described in words. At the same time, she couldn't stand the etiquette and rules of that era for a daughter-in-law to serve her mother-in-law. (I really admire Li Qing here. No matter how reluctant she is, she always behaves like a daughter-in-law when she is in the palace.) At the same time, she also told Prince Ping that she, Li Qing, did not care about him as Prince Ping's people, let alone his power. She just wanted the title of princess out of desperation. He, Prince Ping, did not have what Li Qing wanted. For Prince Ping, these two were exactly what he wanted, and there was too much room for maneuver. But at the same time, Prince Ping's pride also received a blow. He was a majestic Prince Ping, powerful, wealthy and handsome, yet some women looked down on him. He had no other means to deal with Li Qing except using his power to suppress others. However, as Li Qing's value showed up and King Ping wanted to use her, he became less and less able to overpower Li Qing. He could only follow Li Qing's steps and step by step towards the ideal appearance trained by Li Qing. To Li Qing, King Ping is a tiger skin that can be used when expanding business outside, but he is a cowherd inside. (There is a paragraph in the middle where Li Qing said: It's not worth it to be jealous of someone. I guess the one omitted is the Cowherd, which made me laugh to death.) Li Qing looked at Prince Ping's favor with a clear mind, and used his own excellence to seduce Prince Ping step by step. His bottom line for her was getting lower and lower, and he was even willing to use his only sincerity in exchange for Li Qing's heart. This process made me feel very satisfied. Here, Li Qing is good enough, strong enough on the inside, soft enough on the outside, patient enough, and able to understand the human nature of people. Li Qing used Prince Ping to give something to his concubine and got into a fight. He refuted Prince Ping's face in person. Prince Ping had no other choice but to walk away, and in the end he had to find an excuse to turn around. This time, Li Qing pushed Prince Ping's concubine to the lowest possible limit. However, when entering Jin's trade routes, although he took the opportunity to obtain a fiefdom, King Ping knocked off Li Qing's tentacles in key industries, which once again showed Li Qing's helplessness in the face of power. How difficult it was for her to live as herself in that time and space instead of just a toy that could be thrown and killed. From when Li Qing talked about the real map in words, King Ping avoided talking about it, to when King Ping personally delivered the map to Li Qing, in addition to Li Qing's own value, there was also Li Qing's attitude. What King Ping can get or possess can only be what Li Qing is willing to give. When King Ping wants to get more, he must exchange it for the corresponding value. I absolutely love this! Li Qing would never give up on himself just because of Prince Ping's favor or tenderness, and throw everything he had into the emotional whirlpool. I really like how Li Qing always retains a part of himself in his relationships. "I" is first independent and then equal. I particularly like Li Qing's tenderness, consideration and generosity, all because I don't care about you. I have done everything required by etiquette, but these are just what I have to do to survive under power. As for your mood, self-esteem, feelings, etc., I can take care of them if I want to, and if I don't want to, I can't. King Ping used his power to get Li Qing's body, but he couldn't get her heart and soul. I admire Li Qing's independence and strength in relationships so much, as a good woman should be! ! There is also the line where Li Qing eats Agapanthus, which allows Li Qing to completely take the initiative in his own hands. It wasn't until Prince Ping helped Li Qing find all the remains of Mulian, including the main tomb of the Lin family and the ancestral land of the Lin family, that Prince Ping gave almost everything he had, and finally won Li Qing's heart bit by bit. I like such a clear emotional line, from the two sides being on guard against each other to touching each other, each giving in and then merging together little by little.

The male protagonist is 24 or 5 years old and has a brood of concubines and a brood of concubines and concubines, which the heroine enjoys as much as she can. While talking about fighting against fate, at the same time he has to submit to all kinds of delicacies under the male protagonist's pants. ——I knew this after reading the book before

Both the male and female protagonists are quite disgusting. The male protagonist has a lot of concubines and children. As a modern heroine who has traveled to the past, she can endure and live with him. I can't understand that it is better to get married and become a nun. At least she is clean physically and mentally.

You pay to read a genuine book, but you can still read so many chapters. Maybe there is something wrong with the platform operation?

The heroine is just a little girl from Shanghai, with nothing extraordinary about the world. How her intelligence has greatly increased through time, becoming a miracle doctor in ten years, and proficient in Buddhism in one year, it is really confusing. Apart from these two things, I really don't see anything evil about her. Business is handled by Lian Qing, military bullshit, and others are in charge. What makes her different?

The writing is good, and the female protagonist likes it very much The male protagonist likes everyone except King Qin. There are also two new books that I haven't read yet. . I don't want to watch anymore every time I'm halfway through it The writing is really good, but the male protagonist feels as if he's swallowed a fly.

After rewatching it, I still can't put it down. The first book Xiandai mentioned is really good. Watching Li Qing fall step by step and Prince Ping gradually become convinced, it was so enjoyable! I don't quite understand why apart from some river crab chapters, why were the filling chapters like Li Qing's treatment of the cook's son, why Aunt Wen died, and why Lin Hongjian was prejudiced against Li Qing, etc. Also deleted? Xian Da's first book is not out of the ordinary now, and it can still be ranked among the platinum masterpieces in my heart.

I have never understood that Hangu Temple is just a group of medical monks, what role can it play in who rules the world? Why does Shen Qingye and the male protagonist value it so much and spend so much money on it? It has never been heard that a hospital or a temple can help conquer the world.

I really like reading Xiaoxian's books, but the appeal of the book is greatly reduced by the heroine of this book. The heroine hates the hero who has a teapot and a pile of teacups. She also told the hero that she likes a teapot and a teacup, but she still throws herself into the hero's arms in a disgusting and artificial show of affection, causing the hero to misunderstand her true thoughts. What is the difference between her and those concubines and prostitutes? She is said to be timid, but she dares to enter the palace and run away. In the final analysis, she loves material enjoyment and cannot bear hardships. Otherwise, she would not live a clean life as a monk and a guardian. Why bother living a life of wives and concubines with such a male protagonist and still ridicule him in her heart. Such a disgusting heroine.