After Rebirth, the Imperial Concubine Just Wants to Be a Salted Fish

The author's writing style is very good, his writing style is rigorous, and he is very good at writing ancient prose. The male and female protagonists are also very good, I like it very much. It's just that there are too many women as male protagonists. In the past, most of them were Shuang Jiewen, and I couldn't get used to it at first, but this is a true portrayal of the ancient emperor... Note: This is not Shuang Jie Wen, but Gong Dou Wen. The others are all very good, so you can go in according to your preferences~

Articles worth reading 1. Writing style: The author's writing style is very good. The whole article is very comfortable to read. If there are typos, they were revised on the fly. Anyway, I didn't find any typos when I read it. Putting aside the plot, the writing alone makes me happy! 2. Content: The content is rigorous, and the concubine's position and so on are traceable and are not fabricated out of thin air. 3. Regarding not being Shuangjie😡: The author has already said in the preface that it is not Shuangjie. Some people don't read the introduction before jumping into the trap, or what? I think some people in the comment area should stop complaining and say that they found out they were not Shuang Jie only after falling into a trap. (This is the key point. I sometimes like to read Shuang Jie articles, but it's really not necessary to dislike them.) If you like to watch male and female protagonists' 1V1 mysophobia and brainless pampering stories, check out other people's works. Is the preface written by the author okay? You are like those seven aunts and eight aunts who don't have their little feet bound and their cerebellums wrapped. How can you talk about male and female virtues? Why don't you go to ancient times and be a nanny. I already said it wasn't Shuangjie. I didn't beg you to enter the pit. In the end, it's the author's fault for not writing Shuangjie. I think you are really an old woman praising the pit and living in shit! 😁 4. The plot is closely connected, there is no procrastination, and the process is very smooth. All the decent characters in the article are quite lovable. Of course, the villains are demoted when they need to be demoted, and they get the lunch when they deserve it. The plot is not forced to drag out the villain. (The author's handling here is very nice. I really can't see a villain jumping up and down in the whole article without letting him drag out the plot, and I can't see a good villain being inexplicably confused by just a trivial matter. The biggest villain in the article, Pei, also went through several twists and turns, which is very logical.) 5. This article is still being serialized. I have read more than 200 chapters so far, but I haven't finished it yet. I don't know how fast the author is keeping up with the latest updates. It is said to be quite fast. 6. What I want to say: The serialized novel is most afraid of being unfinished, and some foreshadowings are starting to appear in the article. I hope that the author can clear up these foreshadowings in the subsequent articles so as not to leave regrets to the readers. Bai Yiyi and Shen Jiao are probably the villains in the second half of the plot. Please make sure that these two are not allowed to interact. Ouse, I also hope that the relationship between the eldest princess, the second prince, and the third prince will be better. When I get older, I want to see a side story about the children playing together😭😭. I really like Concubine Qi and hope she won't mess around (crazy hint). I hope the author will pay more attention to his health while updating the article and don't leave this article unfinished. . . (Threaten)

This is the first time I came up with the idea of ​​writing a book review. Without going into too many spoilers, it's He, not Shuangjie, and in the end, they basically become a couple for the rest of their lives. As long as you are not a history major, you will not be able to fault most of the content in it. Although the subject matter is relatively ordinary, it is a story about a reborn harem competing for favor, but the content is much more exciting, and the author's writing style is also great. You can notice the detail in the words and sentences. Even someone like me who has weak empathy is constantly touched. Each character has a distinct personality, which is enough to show I'm going to read another book about it in detail, especially about Empress Dowager Rong. I can't help but feel that after reading it carefully, I feel that Empress Dowager Rong is about to emerge from this book. She will stand upright in front of you as a magnificent and extraordinary woman, smiling at you. She is gentle but without losing her aura. She has blessed the world and is a well-deserved empress dowager. The relationship between Zhaoer and Tang Yun gradually heats up, and is naturally unobtrusive. Although there is no vigorous love, this kind of ordinary love is the most valuable, because it is so good that suddenly I don't know how to evaluate it more, so it stops here. Finally, I am also looking forward to the story of Princess Zhaohua, a strange woman🥺❤️

🌸Ancient times + palace fighting + heroine rebirth🌸 Lightning protection: If the male protagonist is unclean or doesn't like his friends, he can just throw them away🙏🙏 🌼The writing style of this article is excellent, and various characters are written vividly🌼 🎉And one thing is very good: the vicious female partner is not smart🎉 This is a palace battle novel. I can still accept that the emperor is unclean. 🍀The character of the heroine: smart, scheming, not a virgin🍀 🆕It's beautiful, it's beautiful, it's beautiful🆕 If the full score is five stars😃😃 Recommendation index:⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reason for deducting one star: I skipped reading it. There were too many bad people, but the author wrote it well and well, but I just didn't like it so I skipped it. I have my own opinion, just don't scold me, I have a glassy heart😭😭

Gray is always gray and looks good(⊙o⊙) The article is eloquent, logical and brilliant. The heroine Gu Qingzhao is thoughtful, smart, knows etiquette, knows how to advance and retreat, has talent, is down-to-earth step by step, and dedicatedly assists Prince Duan, the prince, and the emperor. The male protagonist Tang Yun has great ambitions, is good at both civil and military affairs, knows etiquette, knows how to be grateful, and especially likes desserts😍. He treats the prince like his brother and the queen like his mother. Originally he only wanted to be an idle prince, but due to the murder of the prince, in order to avenge and protect the stability of the country, the queen supported him and made him the prince. The heroine also made suggestions, and the two of them worked together to reach a high position step by step. The concubines in the harem were fighting each other in the early stage, but in the later stage they lived in harmony, what a salty life! 😍 💡Generally speaking, the writing is smooth, the characters are full-bodied, there are few typos, and any mistakes must be corrected. It is a very, very beautiful harem novel. Recommendation index:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🚞🚃🚃🚃💨

Although I have only been on Tmall for a short time and have few novels in my collection, I really like this novel (*≧ω≦). The plot is very exciting. The heroine was betrayed in the previous life and was married to a heartless man. The blow and pain caused by this caused the dullness and silence in this life. The author writes well, but the names are a bit random (｡･ω･｡). However, the author writes the chronology very concretely, and also distinguishes the ranks of everyone, which I did not expect. It is really not easy to distinguish the ranks from the prince to the emperor. I hope the author will continue to write more☻ Come on₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑

This book is exquisitely written and has a reasonable plot. Gu Qingzhao does not want to compete for favors in his new life. This is the attitude that should be taken in a rebirth novel, especially after a tragic death and rebirth. Women do not only have the one-third of an acre in the backyard as mentioned in other novels. They can think about their families and care about the world. It is not that they cannot live without men. In a patriarchal society, it is indeed difficult for a woman to have an independent consciousness, so after rebirth, Qing Zhao chose to accompany her parents and not enter the palace or get married. It was just God's will that she ended up in the palace and became King Duan Ruren. At first, she pleased other eminent concubines without trying to compete for favors, which was not bad. At least she could live a stable life like Concubine Bai Liang later. However, Qingzhao was already dazzling and should not be limited to a small ninth-grade concubine. Sure enough, as he grew up step by step, Tang Yun saw Qing Zhao's light and reused Qing Zhao. The author is accustomed to describing people's psychology, so that the ladies under the feudal family system can be vividly presented to the readers. Whether it is the cowardly and incompetent crown princess, the ambitious Pei Yunhe, or even Shen Jiao who later "knows the future", some of them are dedicated to the family, and some are only to themselves, but without exception, they are all vivid and vivid, allowing readers to imagine their images at once. This is the author's success in shaping the character. The final ending was happy and peaceful. Empress Dowager Rong's tolerance for everyone left an excellent impression on everyone. Such a woman with world-wide ambitions and strategies should not be restricted by the harem. It's a pity that Emperor Changzhi was so blind. I believe that Qing Zhao and Tang Yun will always live happily and stably in the world in the book

Okay, I am a person who doesn't really like to read palace fights and house fights because I find them very irritating, so I generally don't read them. But this book is very interesting. I like the plot very much and it is not impetuous and boring. There is no suspicion or frame-up between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist is also very smart and always saves the day. It is worth recommending.

Nowadays, the word "chen concubine" is used everywhere. "Chen concubine" actually refers to the wife and concubine of a minister. "Chen concubine" means "the minister's concubine" and is synonymous with "the minister's wife". The emperor's woman calls herself "concubine", which is really nondescript. "Chen's wife", "Chen's concubine", "Chen's daughter" and "Chen's son" are all the titles that officials' family members use in the palace. Just imagine, at the palace banquet, when the official women and the queens and concubines were talking to the emperor, they all called themselves "the wife of the minister", "the concubine of the minister", and "the daughter of the minister". Can the emperor know which woman belongs to his family? They all seem to belong to other people's homes, right? Isn't it embarrassing? In ancient times, women generally called themselves "concubine", "concubine" or "nujia" in front of their husbands. Those with an equal relationship could call themselves "I" (including the queen). Men are ministers and women are concubines. The emperor's women have nothing to do with their "ministers". There is no real queen or concubine in history who calls herself "concubine". Today's TV dramas are all made up. I suggest the author read the history books before writing novels. It's really hard to find a reliable ancient book nowadays.

Rong Qianyuan, the best queen mother😭