Embroidered Southern Bough

I can't stand it anymore. There is an unmarried princess who follows the emperor's uncle every day. In ancient times, men and women were not seated at the same table at the age of seven. Not to mention the strict upbringing of the imperial court. There was too much pen and ink for a princess to write a disgusting story. Without her, the article could not even be advanced. The weak story written by the reborn girl might as well be written for a lifetime. Abandon it

It looks good and is well written. I hope there will be more to come.

The plot doesn't drag on, it's fun to watch

Love and hate are entangled together, what can I do with my little heart?

Let me summarize first, it's not pretty. All kinds of speech impediments are so intolerable that a primary school teacher would be so angry that he would reincarnate. There are also various supernatural scenes that are inconsistent with common sense, such as: the male protagonist can see it when he is standing, and when the female protagonist is kneeling on the ground, the rain across the bridge of her nose can also flow through her lips into the snow-white chest. For another example, the heroine and her arch-rival had a conversation in the flood for one or two pages!! There are also various descriptions of scenes similar to wet clothes. There are so many in the first few chapters that I am speechless😑 Generally speaking, I don't take novels too seriously. When I read this book, I felt the pain of my IQ being rubbed against the ground... I really had to scream for help!

The plot has ups and downs, many foreshadowings, and is fascinating. The writing is beautiful, the characters are vivid, the environment is described with a strong sense of picture, the writing style is worth learning from, and there are a lot of beautiful words and sentences to accumulate. In short, it is worth reading.

After reading thirty chapters, I can't stand it anymore. The plot is confusing, without continuity, and the connections are mechanical; It is unreasonable for a young lady from an official family to enter the Jiaofang Department on her first day, comparable to a veteran in romance; The uncle's daughter calls her father uncle, but her cousin calls her cousin; The emperor actually had a regent who was about the same age as his own son; Su Zheng, who is clean and honest, has more than 23,000 stores... Let's go!

Ahhhhh the heroine is so smart! The male protagonist is suave, flirtatious and charming. I haven't seen such a male protagonist in a long time.

First, I can't figure out the simple relationship name. Is the uncle's daughter called cousin? Second, the details are not paid attention to. First of all, it is said that the family only has a hundred taels of silver. Secondly, it is said that there are more than 20,000 shops in the family. Even the ancient ministers cannot have so many shops. This is considered to be extremely wealthy. First of all, the population in ancient times is tens of millions. Considering the population of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were originally many rural areas in ancient times. How can a minister have so many shops? Third, I haven't read a few chapters yet. I'll talk about more questions later.

I've been reading this novel for a while before commenting on it. It was really exciting when I first watched it But the more I looked at it later, the more I felt it was a little weird. After all, Su Nanzhi is also a legitimate daughter. When she was engaged to that prince or someone else, she went to see Xiao Chenyun😣 She just met her, stayed in a carriage, and even kissed her?! Although the engagement was originally a deal, but it's already an engagement and it's like this😕 Can't you help but talk about love later? It's not good for both parties to be seen at this time. The mother who got engaged also knows about it, so it's useless to warn her. If you want to meet, it's better to meet. It's a bit unfavorable😰 Many of the articles have some modern thinking, especially about love. Some ancient novels I have read do not make me feel this way. Maybe it is the author's idea? But you should consider your own situation before talking about it. Also, on the first day you entered the Jiaofang Division, did you act like you were really familiar with it? And those techniques were a bit rough? It feels like it's written very simply, it's indescribably strange There is such a big age difference between the emperor and Xiao Chenyun, and his father expects the half-grown man to go to war and provide advice? There are also shops, these are too exaggerated😓 Before we got married, I was flirting with Xiao Chenyun so much that I couldn't explain it. She didn't have the behavior of the lady from the official family. It was very strange.