Reborn as the Perfect Princess Consort

It ended like this, the explanation was not strong enough. Although I knew that Fourteenth would come to power, I still wanted to see how Concubine De would cause trouble and how Fourteenth would come back to cause trouble. There was also no clear explanation about Nian's affairs. …

This book is a bit hard to read. Abandoned the game several times. At first, I came here to watch the interaction between the reborn Si Fujin and Si Si, but as I watched, a Crescent Moon Princess suddenly popped up. Did the author write this book to complain about Grandma Qiong Yao? After enduring a lot of lines from Qiong Yao's drama, the plot of Dream of Red Mansions came out, but I still liked this part very much. The interpretation of Red Mansions and the change of Daiyu's fate were both very interesting. Not long after I felt relieved, I started complaining about Plum Blossom Brand again... The time traveler Song Yu was arranged later, which seemed to ruin the atmosphere of the book. Originally, it felt good that Song Yu traveled back to modern times, but the author actually arranged for her to time travel again and become a little rice cake... The female protagonist was too obvious to be artificially intelligent, and there were several plots where she almost gave up. Feel like the author might want to innovate? Write it differently? The overall feeling of this book is too mixed. Personally, I feel that among the trilogy, the best one is actually the first one, "Survival in the Qing Dynasty".

It seems that because of harmony, a lot of changes have been made, and there is a lot less content than what I saw the first time.