Tales of the Spring Boudoir
春闺记事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 12y ago
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This female lead is a total hypocrite, a green tea bitch, seriously! Her daughter can even hit her mother and get away with it! She's always trying to appear kind! Without the male lead, she would have died of stupidity long ago, raising her child to be completely ruined! If it weren't for her parents, the Empress Dowager, and the male lead protecting her, her survival skills wouldn't even be as good as the fourth young lady of the Gu family!
Why do I see people saying that the female lead was reincarnated, which is why she's so close to her mother? I just think the female lead doesn't treat her mother like family. She clearly knows how much her mother dislikes her illegitimate son, yet she secretly sides with him, completely disregarding her mother's feelings. Don't say the child is innocent; her mother isn't a vicious stepmother.
The ending is meant to illustrate that the female lead's parenting was a failure; none of her many children were good.
The first 90% is quite well-written, but! Enter at your own risk, the ending is too cheesy: the female lead is captured, miscarries, is imprisoned, and becomes lame... It feels like the author either suffered a traumatic experience or wanted to take revenge on society...
Having finished reading it, let me say this first and foremost: it's an excellent novel. The author's writing is superb, the plot is well-structured, and even the political intrigue, a common weakness in female-oriented novels, is surprisingly well done. Warnings below.
The female protagonist in this book has such a tragic life in both her lives. Her combined age across both lifetimes must be a hundred years! She's a complete failure in raising her children. Her eldest and second sons become bitter enemies.
The female protagonist, renowned for her medical skills, encounters the male protagonist, who is also her husband from her previous life. Their past life ended in enmity, and in this life, she wants a fresh start. However, she goes to extremes, causing a tragic accident involving her cousin's family and ultimately leading to the separation of her sons.
My heart aches for Yan Ying; Yan Shan's writing was ruined... The ending was so heartbreaking...
A bit stuffy
The plot is pretty good, but the portrayal of the female lead's father is a bit over the top.
The beginning was so well-written; Tan You was kidnapped and disappeared for several days, yet they managed to find him and continue their perfect wedding. The ending was so tragic—were they rushing to wrap things up? The parent-child relationship was so good at the beginning, but later the son would never return home for a woman.