A Worthy Concubine in Homespun

The author's writing is quite good. In fact, it would be better to write the heroine as a local heroine. Although the author did a good job setting up the background of the heroine's choice to become a concubine in the early stage, after all, modern people still have some inconveniences in accepting being a concubine. In order to turn the heroine into a good one, other women and even the first wife turned into all kinds of bad guys. In the end, the heroine became the only one or even the queen based on her ability and charisma. In short, although the author wrote it well, personally, I felt that the male protagonist was a bit scummy. In the later period, it was always written that the first wife was narrow-minded and selfish. In short, everything was done to pave the way for the heroine to make way for her. The heroine's mother, eldest brother and other behaviors in the article are also very bad and irritating, but they are vividly portrayed. Although personally I don't like this kind of character design, the author writes it very carefully, and many life scenes are vividly written, such as the heroine's living expenses in the courtyard at the beginning. So overall good review.

One of the few time-travel stories that can be followed, the heroine of time-traveling survives in hardship and embarrassment, which is very realistic. Relying on the information gap and practical ability to move up one level, although it does not have the crazy and unpredictable skills of other time-traveling novels, it is more down-to-earth, down-to-earth, and more real. It is indeed worth reading and I look forward to more works.

The article is delicate, the characters are clear, and the writing is very good. However, the heroine is really too cold, and the heroine's mother's writing is really annoying. I have read half of it. I want Zhang Qian and the heroine to continue to be together, but I also feel that it is really unfair to the heroine to always be a concubine. The heroine is a modern person. No matter what, she will not be so careless about relationships.

This title probably dissuaded many people, and I only read it because I was really short on books. Moreover, in the first 100 chapters, the male protagonist only appeared once or twice, and he was the kind of person who was taken care of in one go, let alone marrying him. As far as the first one hundred chapters are concerned (I only saw one hundred chapters), it is quite to my liking. I personally don't like space stories or stories about powerful auras and golden fingers. It's better to get rich in a down-to-earth manner. The comment section said that I couldn't stand the heroine and her mother, which made me angry. But when I thought about it, I didn't mention it in the article. It said that there are many people in modern times who stick to stereotypes, not to mention that she was an illiterate woman. I felt relieved after thinking about it. And the fact that readers can easily incorporate their emotions doesn't prove that the author is very successful in character creation.

The article is very good. There is no other article that meets the prince and the prince from the beginning. The heroine travels to a poor family and meets a man in white. Although she is a concubine and her husband is not very romantic, it is helpless for a woman from a poor family in ancient times to marry someone as a concubine. The writing is very realistic. The slight flaw is that she ended up becoming the king of the Northern Territory.

In modern times, a businessman married the stupid daughter of a deputy mayor, and then had two mistresses. His business was average, and later he fell in love with a college assistant. He originally wanted to raise her to work for him, but he couldn't stand the eldest wife's constant fuss and disliked her for being uneducated and unable to help, so he sent his eldest son back. In my hometown in the countryside, I coaxed my ignorant young son, and after several business ups and downs, transferred property, and finally gave my wife a little money, and successfully divorced my wife. We have one or two children each. I took the children and mistress to re-register a company elsewhere, and lived a wealthy life!

Oh, I really can't stand it when I see the girls' school. It's just a teaching nun and she asks you to do this and that. You don't dare to resist. Put it nicely and leave yourself a way out. Why does the heroine have the ability to go there? Is the big backstage just a decoration?

The plot is good, but in the previous part, the heroine's mother was angry when she saw her, and the heroine's father always wanted to whitewash the situation, and her elder brother and sister-in-law were so greedy that she became angry! However, fortunately, there is a male protagonist who takes a fancy to her talent and is willing to let her use her abilities. In the end, they can work hand in hand and grow old together! Overall, this book is worth reading!

The struggle history of a modern person who travels back to ancient times to be a mistress?

It's so frustrating to watch!!!!! (The background is quite good, the heroine is not good at everything and does not have a golden finger) But this Mrs. Zheng is also disgusting. According to me, is it necessary for the heroine to maintain superficial skills? After cleaning up Mrs. Zheng, she will never dare to cause trouble!!! (She is not her biological mother anyway)