Reports from the Inner Palace

I skipped to the ending with various characters halfway through the movie, and I just couldn't watch anymore. The beginning of the book was very bland and boring. It took me a long time to get through the various characters and plots, but when I thought it was pretty good, the plot suddenly took a turn for the worse. First of all, it was caused by the heroine's deep belief in a person with ulterior motives. The hero has been saying that there is something wrong with this person. The fact that a prince is willing to die for an imperial physician must be problematic. However, the heroine turns a blind eye and then falls into this man's trap, which gradually alienates the emperor and the general (male hero). The emperor has been telling the heroine that we have all been plotted. You should cooperate with me in a play. Then he takes advantage of the heroine for selfish reasons while acting, but he will not communicate with the hero and will not tell you who has a problem; the heroine is I know the emperor. The emperor wanted me to act, but he took advantage of me because he liked me and wanted to possess me, which was shameless, so other things are not important. It is not important that the hero and the emperor turned against each other, and it is not important that the people suffered. My reputation is the most important, and there is no need to tell the hero that the emperor asked me to help him. Now that he's acting, there's no need to analyze with the male protagonist whether everyone is being led around; the male protagonist is just a love brain, and all his intelligence and wisdom are gone when he meets the female protagonist, and he doesn't go there without analyzing the reason why someone sent a malicious letter to him. He thought about the reason why the content of the letter was inconsistent with the facts, and did not understand or confirm it. The brotherhood with the emperor and the relationship between monarch and minister were no longer there. He was just angry and felt that the emperor was bullying his wife and that the emperor was unkind and unjust, and then he planned a rebellion. From here on, the protagonists collectively lose their wits and are led by the supporting characters, so that an emperor who is good in all aspects, considered diligent and caring for the people, and an important general in the dynasty turn against each other because of a woman. The plot becomes very bloody at this point. Then let's talk about the heroine, who is really kind and a true holy mother. She is always soft-hearted towards women who harm her. In the end, Zhang Luoer, a vicious woman, always jumps around in various places, causing misfortune to others and herself. The same goes for the disgusting Su Yian. She has an inexplicable affection and inexplicable trust. I suspected that the heroine liked him, so she allowed him to scheme against everyone again and again.

Not bad, why has no one written a review? I feel that the plot of this book is different from that routine, it is very interesting, and the characters are also very three-dimensional.

The heroine's character is inconsistent with her words and deeds. It's too confusing. Her words are sharp. Her behavior is often misleading, and she is deliberately misleading because of conflicts. The more I watch, the more speechless I become.