A Palace Maid's Guide to Rising Through the Ranks

I have finished reading this book. I like this type of book very much and it gave me a lot of feelings. Xiao Chongguang's hesitation and lack of determination made me feel chilled. Lu Watang is a very smart woman who takes the overall situation into consideration. But sometimes she is a little soft-hearted, which caused some trouble later. At the end, the alienation between Xiao Chongguang and Lu Watang made me worried. The ending also moved me.

The plot is intertwined, but I think the most exciting thing is the grasp of human nature. In addition to the control of the changes of Concubine Zhang and Empress Sun, although Concubine Liang and Concubine Mei did not do any real bad things, their shaky mentality in the face of interests and temptations is very delicately written. Although Mrs. Lu Guo admires the heroine, she does not always support her. It is also true that she always looks at it from the perspective of His Majesty. His Majesty's suspicion in the end is a real human reaction. The heroine's mentality also reflects the mood of most women in marriage. In a marriage, as long as you want to live a good life, you always have to forgive, and sadness and disappointment always have to be swallowed. In the end, it's the heroine who really makes people feel sorry for her.

I like the heroine very much, she is beautiful, talented and resourceful, especially her grasp of human nature is perfect. The male protagonist is okay. Emperors have been ruthless since ancient times. If you don't have a stallion, you won't be able to be the emperor. But in the end, he is affectionate and righteous to the female protagonist. In ancient times when there was no women's rights at all, the characters and stories written by the author are exciting and not obtrusive, and are in line with the society at that time.

I like the author's little twist at the end. The queen also had conflicts with the emperor, but they reconciled. Not abusive. Didn't the original queen love the emperor deeply? But those things still happened. This is almost inevitable. This is written in a big way, which is reasonable and unexpected. None of the Gongdou novels I read have this plot. Come on big

It's a very real novel. People's hearts are so changeable. When I read the last chapter, I couldn't help but feel a little conspiracy theory in my heart. I'm worried about whether there will be a second abolition, and whether the prince will still dote on his sister like he did when he was a child when he grows up. After all, in that position, there are always endless compromises. Being a queen is really not a good position. How many years of grievance can the heroine endure? Can the male protagonist get rid of the emperor's suspicion? Can you really buy happiness for the rest of your life in two years? In the last few chapters, I was very disappointed with the emperor. In which dynasty should there be no reconciliation between the emperor and the empress? But what about modern times? Should we follow one or the other and not three? I like the whole novel written by the author very much. I think it is different from the romance novels I have read in the past. This indecisive emperor really doesn't know what to say. What should I do if I want to fight the emperor?

It was chilling to see the emperor doubting the heroine later, and being lenient to those who harmed the heroine, and the premise was that the heroine had paid so much for the country and the hero, and had just given birth to a baby. It made me really want the heroine to run away with her daughter and be beautiful alone. Let the male protagonist die alone!!!!! Forgiving the male protagonist so much always makes me feel aggrieved after watching the ending. I beg the author to make a side story and torture the male protagonist!!!!!!

I think this book is pretty good, both in plot and emotion, but the last few scenes really made me vomit. When the hero was in a coma, the heroine worked so hard and got pregnant to help him control the country. But when he woke up, he didn't try his best to make up for the heroine but instead doubted the heroine because of other people's words?? And the female protagonist was almost killed by someone else when she was giving birth, but the male protagonist was merciful and let the person behind the scenes go?? Seeing this, I really feel aggrieved and unworthy for the heroine. She worked so hard and hard for the hero to control the entire country while the hero was in a coma, and she also had to guard against threats from internal and external forces. Is the hero's subsequent actions worthy of the heroine? If it weren't for the heroine's country, the country would have been gone. I think the first part is pretty good, but the last plot is really a failure. This male protagonist is too indecisive and soft-hearted, and he can't let go of her after just a few words. I really want to ask him if he has ever thought about the female protagonist? I was really angry when I saw what happened later. Anyway, I felt that the male protagonist was really worthless and the female protagonist was really frustrated. . .

It's very exciting. I especially like the heroine and Xiao Chengrui. The deep love between mother and son is really a reward. Xiao Chengrui's care and filial piety towards the heroine are particularly touching. The heroine is admirable for her intelligence and wisdom. She firmly adheres to her original intention in marriage and makes husband and wife one. She is decisive and sharp in harem affairs. He is just too soft-hearted towards others and does not like to care about everything, so he often feels wronged. The emperor was decisive in state affairs, but too indecisive in matters of love. Fortunately, he always had deep affection for the heroine. After recognizing the mistakes he made, he actively made amends, and the ending was happy.

I have read more than 200 chapters, and I really like it. The heroine was originally from a wealthy family, but later her family was ruined and she became a palace maid. Later, she was defeated and helped the princess to escape, but the twelve princesses betrayed her. Later, in order to save herself and her biological sister and even the palace ladies, she pretended to be the twelve princesses and went to the north. At first, she was just to please the emperor. In order to save her own life, she even wanted to save her sister. She gradually found that she fell in love with the emperor. Of course, the emperor also fell in love with him. The plot is wonderful. I like it very much, it makes me understand that I shouldn't be timid in doing things, a pessimist. I feel deeply. Finally, thank you to the author❤

The writing is very interesting. After reading it for a while, the story is quite good, but I can't accept the 14-year age difference between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The most important thing is that the male protagonist has so many concubines, which makes him impure. I don't like such a male protagonist, so this is the end of this book.