
A Perfect Night Beneath the Blossoms
花前月下正好
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 380k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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132Chapters
315kPopularity
1kReaders
3.5kMust-read votes
9.5Score
2.7kRatings
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Reader comments 29
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Not bad, the female protagonist Hua Ruyi traveled to this world, but the male protagonist is more and more arrogant. Even if he doesn't mean what he says, he always protects her and makes her feel safe. The relationship between the two of them improved very quickly and they fell in love instantly😅The interaction between the two is super sweet. This book is about palace fights and a lot of house fights. There are few scenes between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist is a maniac who protects his wife and dotes on the female protagonist💗💗💗The female protagonist gets acquainted with the handkerchief princess Feng Changning and Princess An Tai... Many details are not explained clearly and the ending is too hasty. I don't take my reading seriously. As long as the male and female protagonists interact with each other sweetly and fight against the enemy together without misunderstanding, everything else doesn't matter...
The plot is okay, but there are a lot of holes that haven't been filled in, and it feels rushed.
It's sweet from beginning to end, but the ending is a little rushed. The time-traveling girl doesn't have any golden fingers and lives an ordinary life in another space. The ending is also perfect.
It's okay, I can watch it, it's an all-in-one fight, the plot is small, the ending is too hasty, it's a failure
Not bad, there is no fight between the heroine and the whole world, there is no white lotus between the hero and heroine, there is no misunderstanding, the two have the same mind. The only shortcoming is that the ending is too hasty, it feels like it ends suddenly while you are watching it in full swing.
The article emphasizes that the heroine has traveled through time, but it feels more like an ancient character. The plot is a bit confusing, the ending is hasty, and the relationship between the characters is a bit messy. The eldest princess's son and the new wife poisoned themselves, and at the end it was the eldest princess who was poisoned... I can only say that the original story framework is good, but it is a pity...
Looking at the introduction, Jin'er is the heroine, but it turns out that Jin'er is just a maid and her master Hua Ruyi is!
It would have been good if it had been written according to the initial setting, but unfortunately it changed as it was written. There were too many characters and it was too confusing. Every family that appeared had to be written for more than three generations... So this was a failure in writing! What a pity!
Quite pretty
This kind of sweet, non-tortureful article is quite relaxing and enjoyable to watch. It's just that the fate of several supporting characters was not explained, and the ending was a bit hasty. The names are often wrong, and the author's plots before and after are also wrong, which is not rigorous enough.