
Splendid Garments
华裳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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There is a problem with the setting. A maid is in love with the young lady's husband. Is this something a "loyal" maid does? Since you have become a maid, you must be able to crawl into bed when your lady comes to visit your aunt. What is there to feel wronged about? Why should I still give it to you? When you are pregnant, your lady asks you to pretend to be sick and go to Zhuangzi. If you give birth to a child, it will be her child, and he will be the legitimate son. Do you have no idea? Your son becomes the heir of a concubine. Do you think your lady might keep you as her aunt, let you live in harmony with her husband, and then raise a son for you to give your son glory and wealth? Do you think that when you live peacefully and grow old, you will tell your son that you are the real mother? What kind of revenge? You shouldn't have the heart to like the young lady's husband in the first place. If you didn't have that heart, would your lady let you be the girl of your first marriage? You have become the girl of your first marriage, and you still want to give birth to a son to be your aunt, and you still want your son to be your legitimate son. Are you still dreaming?
That time-traveling man is so disgusting. , The soul of a man in his twenties was fascinated by the appearance of an 8-year-old girl. . Diaphragm response
Dear book-loving friends! The author of this book "Hua Shang" is about searching for lost love. Some of her articles are quite interesting, such as "Luoyang Brocade, Happy Marriage, Rong Hua Si Jin, Many Beauties, Return of Spring", these are all completed articles. Time travel and rebirth often happen to the male and female protagonists respectively, and there are also plots of the male supporting character being reborn and time traveling. However, the author wrote it in an unconventional way and grasped the direction of the entire novel. I started to pay attention to this author from "Luoyang Brocade". I have subscribed to several books, and some of them are read intermittently during the limited-time period. I have subscribed to part of the new article "Phoenix Returns to the Nest", but I haven't read it yet. In addition, I would like to recommend a happy ancient novel "Palace in the Palace" to friends who are short of books. Everyone has their own favorites of radish and green vegetables. I hope everyone can enjoy reading.
A maid who sells herself should have thought that she would be left with a child as early as the surrogacy. And after selling one's life, one's life belongs to the master. So this hate is a bit inexplicable
You don't hide your flaws, I watched it while dancing. The author has many thoughts and values that I cannot understand. I felt very uncomfortable while reading it. Furthermore, the plot has many contradictions and abstractions. In my opinion, one should not have too many entanglements with the past life after rebirth, but the author has shown that the heroine has a deep mother-child relationship with the children in the previous life, and even had the idea of giving up the hero and becoming a stepmother for the children of the previous life. I think this is a problem that the author had in the outline stage. It can even be said that there is something wrong with the author's thinking. His life is so bad that I don't know how to evaluate it. I really wanted to give it one star, but if it's a fresh picture and I want to watch the plot of a reborn girl versus a time-traveling man, it's not impossible to watch it, but it's just too toxic, so I added one star. On the whole, the beauty does not hide its flaws, but there are many poisonous points.
After reading nine chapters, the male protagonist is from the past in modern times, not Shabei. Seeing him say those words makes me want to vomit. He looks like an idiot. Is the male protagonist's setting stupid?
In fact, I have read several of the author's books, and they are all very good, such as The Phoenix Returns to the Nest. Although the ending is a little problematic, the overall story, characters, and language are all good, and this one is no exception. There are always people in the comment area looking for bones in the eggs. Hey, everyone has their own different opinions. Objectively speaking, it's good. It's better not to be too biased when reading.
The early games just didn't stand up to scrutiny, but the gameplay was boring and okay. As for the maid, it just depends on the position you are in. Naturally, the perspective of looking at things will be different. I think there is nothing wrong with the setting. You cannot talk about whether the three views are correct just because of this. Nothing is absolute. Whether you live well or not depends on yourself.
The author's choice of this plot is not very good. Many novels feature girls who have signed a death contract, and whether they live or die depends on their master. You see, when the emperor wanted to kill a minister, the minister even shouted "Thank you, Your Majesty, for your kindness!" I don't understand how a maid can have so much resentment
I couldn't stand it after reading ten chapters. There were too many unreasonable things. I gave up.