Consort, What Are You Up to Now?

My writing style is hilarious, funny, and enjoyable to read. Regarding the issue of logical inconsistency, I cannot be hilarious and funny at the same time taking into account logic. This is my problem. But I want to say that TV dramas all have their own tricks. Please watch the Jimeis of The Imperial Concubine and don't pay too much attention to details. I started writing this article last year. Because I didn't make much money, I tried to give up. It was the encouragement and persistence of the editor and the love of the Jimeis that allowed me to persist until now. The article is a bit long, and I also want to finish it, but I don't want to be confused, so I have been working hard to fill in the gaps. Thank you Jimei people for your continued support. I think everyone is full of fantasies about the other half. I can satisfy all fantasies and make Jimei people happy and full of expectations for the future. Ah, I will write a few more books under this pen name. The little cuties who like my writing style can take note of my pen name. I hope I can bring you better and more enjoyable works (the article I am about to publish has already begun to take shape. I think it will not be worse than The Imperial Concubine, maybe even better!) Please support Changjie!

The most ideal love is probably like this: withered vines and old trees, dim crows, fish and shrimp for dinner, air-conditioning, Wifi and watermelon, the sun sets, you are ugly, nothing is wrong, I am blind

I think the author just wrote that he felt that the male protagonist was not worthy of the female protagonist, and then he rejected Feng Yu.

It can be said that this is the first time I like this book so much. The male and female protagonists are beautiful and the subject matter is novel, especially when the male protagonist is a concubine. I really like this kind of plot and it is not cliched. The male protagonist is also good-looking, which satisfies my appearance control and Xu'er's character.

Everyone said don't say it, don't say it, but the eunuch actually said it. In those days, if you said it, they would treat you as a monster. It's not a fantasy novel. Moreover, Yang Xuer's father has all the power in the world! He kept talking about how powerful he was, but it was useless. Yang Xuer was bullied. He always said that he was vicious and that if something happened, he would not rely on men. He said that if he wanted to make money for the King of Hell, he would still rely on men. It was simply childish.

I have been paying attention to Changjie and "The Concubine" since last year. When I watched Changjie updated five times a day, I was so happy at that time. The writing style of Changjie is very nice, and the hilarious writing style is fluent. It can be said that it is unique among space writers. I am a great writer of Changjie. Watching Xu'er and Feng Yu separated and reuniting, it was amazing, and now I finally see them together with Nu'er. I have to say, it is also a very perfect story. (Shows aunty smile) eg. Feng Yu is the host of Juewu, and Xu'er is Dongchen's noble concubine. They had an engagement when they were children, and now they are together, fried chicken and fried chicken sweet (it can be said that it was a childhood appointment, and when they met again with a startling glance, they fell in love with each other for a long time, and the love is as deep as the sea). Although the writing style of this article is hilarious, there is no shortage of the delicate love between Xu'er and Feng Yu, which sometimes sprinkles sugar and sometimes makes people cry. The characters written by Changjie are really vivid. Every time I read it, I think about the fairy love between Xu'er and Feng Yu (you don't understand the sadness of singles!) Feng Yu and Xu'er are actually the same person to a certain extent. Yang Xu'er's joys and sorrows are all held in Feng Yu's heart, and Xu'er will also pay attention to Feng Yu's emotional changes. Sometimes she washes her hands and makes soup and waits for him at home; sometimes she stands on tiptoes and looks at him; from time to time she brings surprises and joy to him. Maybe their love was not recognized by the world from the beginning, a concubine of Dongchen and the son of Fengxiang of Nanhu, but in the end they still insisted on themselves. Even if they were criticized more, Feng Yu would still protect Yang Xuer. Just like what Changjie said in the article, Xu'er is such a good person, how could anyone not like her. Maybe she protected Feng Yu at the beginning because of her appearance, but Xu'er is not like the vicious imperial concubine in the rumors. In fact, she is kind, brave, and sunny. Maybe it is this kind of woman who is loved by Feng Yu! By the way, I would like to express my feelings here ~ It starts with the writing style, then gets stuck in the character, and ends with the character A long review should have been posted a long time ago, but it has been brewing for a long time. Please don't care about the bad reviews, and don't give up on them. There are many people in the world with different moods and moods. Just like radish and cabbage, everyone has their own preferences, and we will always be your most loyal readers.

It seems aggrieved that the heroine is obviously the emperor's concubine but she is getting involved with someone else? Let's not talk about who the male protagonist is. This is wrong. The Queen Mother made things difficult for her again and again, yet she still obeyed her so much? The emperor poisoned her and then detoxified her. Did he want to harm her or scare her? If it was to harm her, why did he detoxify her? If not to harm her, why did he use such a strong medicine? The relationship between the heroine and Qi Chenyu is also unclear. At first, I thought he was the male protagonist, but after looking at it, I realized that he was not??! I don't know if it's the number of times the author started talking about Qi Chenyu as the male protagonist or because his IQ is not enough. It feels like the heroine has no bottom line at all, and there are some scenes where she is trying to be funny but has no laughs at all. She was flaunting her power in the General's Mansion and punished her for any disagreement. As long as she was even a little tougher when confronting the Empress Dowager and the Emperor, and showed a little more of her momentum in the General's Mansion, or had the ability to protect herself, she would not have no bottom line and would only try to please and cater to them. Also, I was really confused in the early stage. I was wondering why I didn't retreat into the emotional line between the male and female protagonists. Later I found out that the male protagonist was Feng Yu, but I still couldn't accept it when I saw that the female protagonist was a concubine and took the emperor.

I divided the comments into those that I don't like and those that like it (I like it a bit) Dislike: I suspect that not only the second male lead has an Oedipus complex, but also the male protagonist. For example, when the male protagonist sees the female protagonist, he thinks of his mother and concubine, and compares the mother and concubine with the female protagonist all day long, wondering how the female protagonist is the same and different from the mother and concubine. Before meeting the heroine, the mother and concubine were the hero's only reason for living, and there's nothing to say about it. The male protagonist also made himself healthier and stronger for his mother and concubine, and poisoned the female protagonist. The male protagonist moved to the royal palace in order to move his mother's imperial mausoleum. The second male protagonist also struggled for a woman, so he was moved? (After that, the plot is gone. Is it gone after the emotional scene? It didn't trigger the plot. Maybe it's the reason why I didn't finish it.) What I still can't stand is that the male protagonist keeps cheating on the female protagonist Deception 1. Concealing the identity. Although I know that he loves the heroine and doesn't want her to leave him, the author has also done a lot of foreshadowing. I think (personal guess) that after the heroine discovers the hero's identity, the hero will be abused, and then it can better consolidate the relationship and increase the attraction, but I still can't stand it. The sense of substitution is too strong, and I feel like I am the heroine, like a fool (I also know that we are from God's perspective, don't regard the character as so divine, but I can't do it!) Deception 2. The heroine is not allowed to know that she is pregnant. The heroine is a fool. The heroine is not a child. If she does not let the heroine know that she is pregnant, if something happens or something dangerous happens, the heroine must not have an abortion. It is so dangerous! This is not love for the male protagonist, but selfishness, and the female protagonist is never a canary. The male protagonist doesn't have much thought about the child, but it is the fruit of love. Although it comes early, you still have to give it a surprise. Whether it is aborted or not is one thing, but what's the matter with no trouble? It's not certain whether the heroine likes this child or not. After all, the heroine thought that the hero just talked about it and didn't know that she was really pregnant. If the hero let the child disappear quietly, it would be too cruel for the mother. Generally speaking, let the heroine have the right to know. Although the hero thinks this is good for the heroine, is this really good? I won't talk about other deceptions. After all, it's not a big deal and it's okay to treat it as fun. There's nothing to say. It only adds interest and does not affect the plot. Like: The plot is novel and not cliched. Although there are some confusions and holes that have not been filled in (maybe because I haven't finished watching it), it is still very interesting and belongs to the hilarious series. The characterization of the second male emperor. The heroine is portrayed as a funny female character who is also very smart. The male protagonist is full of attributes, especially good-looking and thoughtful. I always like it. The portrayal of the second male lead left me speechless. Is it because the second male lead is an emperor that I can't figure it out? One moment he is attracted to the heroine, and the next moment he is bored. Now he dotes on the original heroine of the novel, and now he is indifferent and refuses to enter the door. The male protagonist even confesses to the second male lead (although it is a routine). The second male protagonist is also proud of his charm and feels that he has failed the male lead. But after hundreds of chapters, why does he say that the male lead does not love him? If he doesn't complain, he will not be able to criticize the emperor. What's the matter? The emperor is a tool to create plot for the novel, but in general, the other characters created are okay. The author's novel is quite good, but there are a lot of typos. Some families are separated, such as writing "" as "woman", some phonetic pairs are wrong, such as eating is written as "Chi", and some names are wrong (the name errors are relatively few). The author's input method is really a mystery. I just realized now that I just sprayed, but I couldn't bear to leave the words I typed. I have no choice but to leave it like this. I still have a lot to say, but I'm afraid of too many words. After all, more than 900 words are not enough for me to spray a large series. This is the book I read most seriously and the one I typed the most. I am also relatively strict with this book (I also know that I am nothing and I am not criticizing this book from above, so don't criticize me on this). After all, everyone wants to make the things they like better. My review is also one-sided. After all, I can't wait to review the book before I've finished reading it. I've only read five or six hundred chapters now, and my words are very verbose, but I really want to savor this book carefully. I'm going to give it a neutral review. The reasons are all listed above. I can criticize as much as I want (I can't close the chat box. I also like the author very much. I'm not like other novel authors who use trumpets to criticize reviewers and attack them personally. Of course, some of the people who criticize negative reviews are readers who really like this book, and my views are not quite right) I can't say it anymore!!! I'm like an old lady, so verbose. Actually, I'm just afraid that someone will criticize me 😂

This is the first time I read a novel without missing a chapter. I really like that the heroine can do anything when she is a concubine. At first I thought the hero was an emperor.

Emmm, how can I put it this way, I just saw the front, but I found a lot of typos and omissions (I made suggestions, I hope the author can pay attention to them), and although I only saw the front, the content is also very attractive. I really like watching the process of the heroine fighting against the emperor, to relieve my anger, emm, I am still looking forward to the following articles.