Springtime in the Great House

The plot is interesting, but people like the old princess don't need to bring children to show her. They are already cursed. Why bother asking for trouble for filial piety? People can send her away, so why do another stupid and thankless thing? As long as there is news, why should you follow it and just ignore it?

There are no surprises or problems. The triviality carries conflicts, and conflicts always envelop daily life. I want to say that life is like this, but the plot is advancing with the unpredictable fate. I thought I would complete a large-scale chronicle in trivial matters, but the result was a tepid expansion of several small biographies, which ended indifferently with a sense of small happiness. However, compared to those 🐷brain essays that often rank at the top of the list, this score is too low and shouldn't be.

There are no big mistakes and no surprises. It's just a house fight and the rank is not high. The villains are so paranoid that they can't survive more than two episodes. How can they survive a book? The characters are all relatively thin, and the men are basically infatuated, making them unconvincing.

No wonder no one has read it and rated it so low. How can I put it? The whole novel is a romantic match with all kinds of weird pairings. The ones I can't stand the most are the boss and the second son of Prince Pingnan. I don't know why Prince Pingnan offended the author. His own princess gave him a green hat, which treats both of them. The child was not kissed, loved or talked about, and was framed and disliked in various ways. The prince also doted on such a poisonous woman. The woman the prince's second son found was a passerby whom he rescued on the road. Then he went to the prince's house and took advantage of her, saying that I just like you but will not marry you, and then made all kinds of comments. The boss lost a wife, and met an innocent one who said I didn't like you, but he was my grandma who wouldn't leave for eight hundred years. Then he went to live there, avoiding blind dates, and happened to meet the eldest son who was looking for his father, and then he left. When he came back, he would not marry anyone but her and the other would not marry him😱

I don't like the heroine's character

There is no time travel, no rebirth, no golden fingers, and no typos. The plot is well laid out and the author has great literary skills and eloquently tells life in the Song Dynasty.

Qi Min'er is really annoyed. When she got married, she knew about Zhao Chuxiu and Tan Zhenzhen. People later avoided her and were always looking for trouble. She did it every day. Zhao Chuxiu also knew that his wife was a psycho, but she still stayed away from Zhenzhen. She liked An Xiuyuan and Xie Qinghan the most. They were simple, without calculations, and ordinary happiness!

I don't like the heroine's personality and cannot accept the heroine asking the hero to persuade someone who wants to steal her man.

Don't like the heroine

A bunch of little things... A waste of time