
The Concubine's Rise to Legitimacy
庶庶得正
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
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- 10y ago
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The heroine really relies on the halo of the protagonist to survive and grow up.
There is a saying that God is jealous of talents. Unexpectedly, not only God is jealous, but people are also jealous. 90% Of the women around the heroine dislike her and want to harm her. The remaining ones who like her have not done much to help her. Not to mention whether this setting of being abandoned by nature is reasonable, every time the protagonist is in danger, someone appears to save her, either the male protagonist or the male supporting character. Oops, the female protagonist is really lucky. But isn't it? Since most female characters look down on her, only men come out to save her. If she doesn't come any time, the heroine will die. However, the heroine will not die because she has the aura of the protagonist and the author's own mother! This routine of "the heroine must jump when she sees a trap, but she escapes from danger smoothly at the last moment" is probably because "what should I do? If there is no trap, the plot cannot develop smoothly, but it doesn't matter if the heroine has a halo and can't die." No matter how beautiful the writing is and how grand the structure is, it cannot cover up the old routines.
I almost got discouraged after seeing a lot of fierce comments. But actually, I am here to read the article for the third time. The first time I read the article was on a pirated version. It was written in 2015. Although I started reading it more than ten years ago, I often read pirated versions before 2018. It was either because I didn't have the financial means or I hadn't learned to respect the author's work. After 2018, I will never watch pirated versions again. If I don't want to spend money, I will wait for free versions. It's not because of financial reasons, but because I learned to respect the author's hard work. So why did I say brush it a third time instead of a second time? Hehe, this is another manifestation of another philosophy of life. This philosophy is: those who come out to mess around will have to pay back sooner or later. I read pirated articles before 2018. Since I insisted on reading the original ones in 2018, I have re-purchased many of them from Qidian! Therefore, it's useless if you watch the pirated version. When you want to read it a second or third time, you still have to buy the genuine version. Of course, there is also a main reason. These articles are good-looking, worth buying, and worth reading again and again during the book shortage. I bought this book a long time ago and read it for the second time. In the past few days, I have read too many outrageous articles about system texts and space texts. I was tired of it and wanted to change my taste. I just wanted to read normal people's normal wisdom texts, so I chose "Common People Get Right". I don't quite remember the plot of the story (I've read too many articles), but I just remember that the article was good-looking, not silly, sweet, or outrageous, and the characters were very intelligent and had top-notch IQs. That's about it. Who would have thought that after reading more than a dozen chapters, all the comments on the chapters would be in an uproar, arguing about principled issues such as the reciprocity of concubines and concubines (and is it useful for modern people to comment on ancient people?). Looking at the comment circle again, there are still all kinds of comments that are offensive and disgusting. I'm so speechless. This is an article from 2015. At that time, it was popular to publish articles. It mainly competed on how to use personal wisdom to live a new and exciting life in a specific environment. This was the highlight at the time. A few years have passed, and the hot topic at that time has passed. Now, can't the readers who read the article have a slightly calmer mentality? Whether a novel is good or not depends on three elements: language, characters, and plot. As long as there are no flaws in these three major points, it is a good novel. Some readers, however, only seize on some small things in the author's writing that do not suit her own taste, and then make the article completely useless. This is really speechless. The author has the quality of the author, and the readers should also have the quality of the reader, okay?
I read part of it for free, and I felt a strong sense of dissonance. At the beginning, the heroine was already 6 years old. Fu's mother and Fu's father were both smart and powerful in the writing, but what Fu's father did to get rid of Qiao Yun was very low. Fu's inner courtyard was well maintained, and Fu's death was a big slap in the face. This book has no sense of substitution at all, too much is needed for the plot, and too much is top-notch.
I just want to know why the heroine's mother is written to death. I don't understand why the heroine in a costume novel can't have a happy and beautiful family. Either she is a mother, or she has both parents. The good ones can have a good father, and the bad ones are just a scumbag father. I don't want to read it anymore. If the heroine's mother is dead, I don't want to read it.
I decisively abandoned the book when I saw the chapter about Wang's death. There are already a lot of helplessness in life, and what I seek in reading this novel is that kind of warm feeling. The author foreshadowed Wang's kindness and warmth in the early stage, and suddenly let her receive a box lunch. I was so angry that I gave up the trap decisively.
In fact, it is to encourage Yao Duo to write good books.
Looking at the current situation, I'm thinking that this is probably the big difference between modern people who are reborn and people who were reborn in the era they live in. The author's character setting is not inaccurate. After reading Yao Da's Zhe Jinchun and reading this book, the heroine is reborn. Although the characters have changed in the general environment, there will still be a huge difference in three perspectives, as far as pixels are concerned. Su, her life path before rebirth makes it impossible to be a White Lotus heroine who completely considers others after her rebirth. Her road to rebirth must be difficult and decisive. Because of her origin and living environment, she can only live and die, otherwise it will be a dead end... But Fu Jun is different. The biggest psychological pressure so far comes from Wang's death. Due to her professional status before rebirth, it is impossible for her to be a heroine who is not self-centered and will kill everyone. Unless there is some reason in the later period that causes her to go dark, it is impossible to abandon her character as a police officer, and it is impossible to solve someone casually... Even if there is a fight in the house, the heroine mostly relies on conspiracy to solve the problem, or in other words It is the principle that people will not offend me, and I will not offend others... The output of Yao Da's books is not high, but the quality index of the books is high. I admire and support it. The delicate descriptions of characters and natural scenery make people more imaginative, and the plot that is not cumbersome and cliché makes people want to put it down... Please don't miss "Zhe Jinchun" for more gorgeous Wei and Jin style - a beautiful man slips away, and the heroine is cruel...
The whole book puts a lot of effort into the titles, but the plot is still a bit immature. It seems very hypocritical to give up everything and flee overseas after being confessed once by the emperor whom I once liked. Being intimate with the male protagonist before marriage seems extremely unreserved and undermines the sense of belonging to the times. Many people's malice and calculations about the protagonist are too inexplicable, and the motives are far-fetched and blunt.
The heroine's father almost changed dynasties in order to avenge his wife, but in the finale, he remarried, which really felt inconsistent with the character.
The heroine's father will definitely regret it when he finds out that the stepdaughter he has found has caused so much trouble for his precious daughter and has harmed the heroine countless times, right?
I just wrote the heroine's mother to death. I couldn't bear to abandon the article. It's so irritating. Wang is so beautiful, so strong, flexible and intelligent, and she just died like this 😡 Accepting the incompetence. I would rather the heroine's father die than see her mother die.