Maid's Promotion Story

I gave it a good review because I felt that the male and female protagonists were just a trickle, with no big ups and downs, but I kept watching with curiosity, and it didn't feel like it started or ended. I don't like watching silly and sweet movies, but I still like them regardless of the plot. Reading a book is just like watching a drama. Why should you read too clearly? The description of the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not quite right, and there is a fly in the ointment. But palace fighting dramas sometimes look like this too

I used to prefer watching the male and female protagonists having sex, but now after reading this, I feel that it is more realistic and in line with reality. Think about it, in ancient polygamy, it was good for women to survive in the house fight, and still hope for love.

Kindly give a neutral review. I think this book should be called "The Promotion of a Scumbag". There is nothing to say about the heroine being a scumbag. The author defends the heroine's behavior as a scumbag, but is also slapped in the face by the heroine's scumbag. For example, he says that escaping is not the heroine's character, but how thoroughly he escapes from the emotional problems with Han Rong. He also talks about how precious family ties are to the heroine, but it can only be seen that the heroine is as thin as paper to family ties: she is sorry for her son in the first place, and she will have to bear him if he doesn't like her anymore. What's the responsibility? Secondly, I'm sorry for my biological brother. Such a good brother just threw it away. Without him, she is nothing. Even if the male protagonist will do everything for her in the future, she still has to wait until that day. She doesn't want him anymore. . . And so on. The author uses other people's psychology to praise the heroine, and praises her for being the woman the hero likes. Just take a look at it, don't take it seriously, the heroine is really a scumbag and is not afraid of the fire. The male protagonist, before he had a story with the female protagonist, he was just like Cheng Shaomu, there were too many women to count, but the female protagonist was selectively blind, she only saw that Cheng Shaomu had many women and refused to like him; after the male protagonist and the female protagonist had a story, the author cleverly kept the male protagonist busy, so busy that he had no time to date women, and he was too busy to wander around in the book, and his scenes were pitiful. The author tried to use a happy ending to establish a good image of the heroine with various good qualities worthy of the hero. Unfortunately, even with my sharp eyes, I can still see the scum of the heroine. Probably because the story is not detailed enough, I feel that there are many flaws, so I will not go into details one by one.

Bah, what a tough heroine! Han Rong likes her so much, but she doesn't care, so why can't she be with Han Rong? I previously said that I would never see the male protagonist again in my lifetime, but in the end, I actually have a male protagonist in this life. Vomit! ! ! If you say you change your mind, change your mind! Pooh

What, the writing is too messy. And there is no distinction between priority and secondary. It feels like finding the protagonist among the supporting roles.

I've read over a hundred chapters and I really hope Han Rong is the male protagonist.

Fortunately, it would be nice if there were more descriptions between the male and female protagonists.

I think it's pretty good, but there are a lot of characters left out of the ending, which is a bit of a pity. It feels like the ending was rushed.

I think, since it's an ancient novel, you shouldn't use modern vocabulary in it. It will read nondescript.

I have to say that the writing is still good and can be read. But the story inside really cannot withstand scrutiny. All the men are forced to like the female protagonist, and the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is too careless. It is really just because he glanced at you one more time in the crowd, and isn't the female protagonist responsible for the tragedy of her family's annihilation and wants to find out the truth? I won't mention it later. The Yingying Yanyan in the back forced her collective IQ to offline. In short, she forced a happy ending in the end. On the contrary, the male and female protagonists have nothing in common, but suddenly they have a second child, and the female protagonist is really, well, she keeps saying that the second child comes at the right time, but what about the first one? I have been reading novels for ten years, and this is the first time I have encountered such a contradictory novel. It is amazing.