The Beloved Concubine

I have read them all. Although most of them are about the heroine living with the hero Mr. Lu after her rebirth, the only thing that really moved me in the whole story was the third prince. Compared to the hero, the third prince actually loves the heroine more. For the throne that is so easy to get, in the end he... He is willing to be harmed by the heroine, because he is obviously more talented and strategic than the prince and is more suitable to be the emperor. Not only that, he also lost his life to save the heroine. What he got in exchange was just a trace of irrelevant guilt for the heroine after his death. After that, the heroine continued to be in love with the hero. A prince who had gone through all the ups and downs in life and finally obtained the throne was willing to give up the throne and his life for a woman who harmed him. Such a death was really not worth it. As for the male protagonist, when he finally broke through the city, even without the poisonous arrow from the prince, he would have chosen to sacrifice the female protagonist for the sake of the overall situation.

The book is okay, but it doesn't connect well in some places. Did the male protagonist forget the female protagonist and marry Princess Mia? No follow-up. What happened in prison that made the male protagonist no longer like the female protagonist? Does Lu Huaian know that Bai Susu is his mother? It ended without a clue

The full text was fine in the early stage of reading, the writing was fluent, but it was a little confusing in the later stage, but the plot was wonderful, and the ending was perfect, both before and after rebirth. I loved Aliu doting on her alone.

It looks good at the front, but it's messy at the back. The male protagonist loses his love for an inexplicable period, with no cause and no result!

After seeing 40%, I kept losing my memory and then missed it perfectly, missed it, missed it again, and was hopelessly stupid. It was a miracle that I didn't die. One lost his memory and the other went blind. I may have watched a Qiong Yao drama, and the logic is not rigorous!

Three emperors, two endings, with Ha in the middle😥😥😥

The front is pretty good, but the back feels a bit stretched.

The heroine was pretty good-looking before she gave birth to the baby. After she gave birth to the baby, everything was a mess. Many things were not written down. How her son met her was not explained. The hero seemed to have lost his memory when he married the princess, and he did not explain clearly.

Messy

A man and a woman who are both clean, it was so hilarious that I read it all in one night, and I didn't want to put it down until I finished it! Highly recommended! π_π💤 Sleep