Tales of the Spring Boudoir

This heroine is a white lotus, a green tea bitch, really! Daughters can beat their mothers, and it's okay! Show your kindness everywhere! Without a male protagonist, she would have been stupid to death, and she would have ruined the baby! If it weren't for the protection of his parents, the queen mother, and the hero! Her ability to survive is not as good as the fourth lady of the Gu family!

Why do I see some people saying that the heroine is very close to her mother because she was born through pregnancy? I just think that the heroine does not treat her mother as a family member. She clearly knows how much her mother dislikes the bastard, but she secretly supports her mother without caring about her mother's feelings. Don't say that the child is innocent. Her mother is not a vicious aunt. She has everything she should have except ignoring the bastard and treating him as nothing. Should she still treat her mother as her own child? In the final analysis, the heroine just treats her mother as an outsider and her concubine as her own brother. I really don't know where the brain comes from, and there is something wrong with it. It's such a pity that the heroine's mother is worse than her daughter who is a fool!

The ending is to show that the heroine's education is a failure, and she has given birth to so many children, but none of them are good.

The first 90% are well written, but! You need to be careful when entering the trap, the ending is too shocking, the heroine is captured, has a miscarriage, is imprisoned, is lame... I feel that the author is either stimulated or wants to take revenge on society...

After reading it, let me start by saying that this is an excellent novel. The author's writing style is good and the layout is good. Even the usual weak point of female novels, strategy, is unexpectedly good. There's thunder down there. However, it is obvious that the evaluation and various data received by this article are far lower than what it deserves. Probably the end of the latter part is very controversial. Many people say that this article is unfinished, but in fact it is not. It's just that the author's transition to the ending was too abrupt. Maybe he really couldn't figure out how to make the story reach the ending he expected, so he kidnapped her again. This is the most unsightly part of the article, completely abandoning all rationality. In short, the author is the biggest, and the heroine can be easily kidnapped even in a carefully guarded base. Others think that the reason why the ending is too bad is because it is too sad. I just want to say that people who can't stand a little bit of cruelty are just Shuang Wenchu. The abuse in this article is very light, and it is actually just making sense. If there is a cause, there will be an effect. If the male protagonist does not want to be the emperor, the female protagonist will not be lame, and there will be no one to sow discord between the two sons. Since you want to be a royal, you will definitely suffer losses. The author's world view is that "nothing is perfect." Do the male and female protagonists actually have to do the opposite to survive? Could it be that they have been together for four lifetimes and still can't think of a way to retire? The author did not put the emperor on their opposite side from the beginning of the middle period. In fact, they had a choice. Because of love, the male protagonist feels that he must be at the top; because of love, the female protagonist supports the male protagonist's fighting instinct. The confession to each other in the last scene shows that they accepted the result. This ending is a well-arranged, reasonable and non-cheesy ending. Some people may not want to see it, but it is by no means a bad ending.

The heroine in this book lived a miserable life in both lives. Her total age in both lives is a hundred years old, right? The eldest son and the second son turned against each other. The second son stayed away from his hometown for a woman and never went back to his hometown to see his parents and relatives. The only time he went back was at the funeral of the woman he had a crush on. This son was so unfilial. This shows how failed the male and female protagonists were in educating their children. Since they didn't want the second son to marry his cousin, why not instill in the second son the dangers of incest marriage from a young age? The heroine did nothing when her second son fell in love. When the heroine's eldest brother fell in love, the heroine comforted him. She even told him stories about herself in her previous life and arranged for him to go out for a walk. But when it comes to her own son... Hey, the heroine has four children, and the third is pretty good, just average. The other three children were not well educated, and the male and female protagonists did not agree on educating the children. I thought the heroine would live a happy life in the ending, but it turned out to be like this. It was really tragic. To sum up, the author is a disgusting stepmother.

The time-travel heroine is famous for her medical skills, and later meets the time-travel hero who is her husband in the previous life. The heroine and her husband in the previous life ended up being enemies. She wants to start living a good life again in this life, but the heroine went too far. Not only did the heroine's cousin Song's family suffer a tragedy, but her sons also ended up splitting apart. Sometimes you really don't have to force it whether you like it or not. If you go too far, you will harm others and yourself. The heroine's eldest son was over-indulged due to premature birth, which would distort his character. The second son was afraid that he would follow the same path of the previous life and be separated from the cousin he loved. The consequences were also tragic. Looking at the whole novel, the heroine really did not do much good except resurrecting the old relationship with the hero and rekindling old friendships. If I don't like such a heroine, I can only say that the heroine's personality and the hero's personality really don't match. Although they look happy after rebirth, the result falls on their children. The problem is how many people can live a new life and start over. It's okay to watch.

I feel sorry for Yanying, Yanshan is disabled... The ending is so sad...

The plot is pretty good, but the description of the heroine's father is a bit too much.

What was written before is so good. Even after Tan You was kidnapped and disappeared for several days, he could be found and continue to have a perfect marriage. But in the end, it turned out to be so miserable. Was it a rush to wrap things up? The parent-child relationship was so good at first, but later the son stayed away from home all his life because of a woman. Yanshan was so loving when he was a child, and in the end he was just as jealous of his younger brother as the previous emperor. Didn't he have to write about it? Can't the queen be disabled? What about memory loss? I'm just anxious about the ending. There's a lot of things that haven't been explained clearly, which makes me feel uncomfortable😣