The Noble Family’s Illegitimate Daughter: A Poisonous Consort Who Brings Down a Nation

The life-long love between the reborn Yu Shiwei and Han Jiangyue is touching. The heroine is reborn after going through hardships and comes with deep-seated resentment for revenge. She cannot be merciful to her enemies, and her methods are cruel and direct, but she has respect for life (pregnant children), which is in line with her character. The setting of changing sons again and again, although the plot has twists and turns, is slightly less believable. The hero and heroine must face "disintegration" after their successful lives, so if there is a setting of redemption through great merits in this life, the ending will be more satisfactory. 🌹

I finally finished reading this book. I feel that the heroine is still miserable in this life. I don't know how many slaps she received and how many injuries she suffered. Although she got revenge later, I was very unhappy with it. Boys are also reborn. I think the author made the male protagonist too weak and naive. Moreover, he knew that the heroine was also reborn but did not confess. There were many misunderstandings between the two.

What attracted me to this book was probably the legendary life of the heroine. Except for some inappropriate emotions in this book, other aspects of this book, such as the plot, context, and characters, are quite good. Because I watched it in a skip, I just skipped some of the plot in the middle, but after watching the back, I can guess a thing or two. Originally I didn't want to comment because it was not bound to a mobile phone, but I have to praise the author for this great idea. It's going well in the front, but it's really bloody in the back. The heroine is amazing, and her character has changed so much. But it's understandable. The main reason is that in order to be reborn with the heroine, the male protagonist has practiced in the Forgotten River for two thousand years, and he can be called an infatuated man. And each character has his own personality positioning. Shangguan Jiuli is infatuated. Maybe Yu Xiwei is really important in his heart, but it still cannot compare to hatred. The emperor was also a poor man. He was deceived by the person next to him all his life, and in the end he ended up being hated by all men. As for the Queen, it can only be said that she failed to draw water from a bamboo basket. She hated the wrong person, pampered the wrong person, and even misjudged the wrong person. Concubine Zhou was also a poor woman. Ever since she misjudged the person who saved her, she has been wrong all the time. In the end, she hated the person who loved her for the rest of her life. Her two daughters disowned her and they even fought against her own son. Yu Shiwei: He was abandoned by his mother when he was born, and was separated from his sister for nineteen years. He was also tortured by his adoptive mother. When the truth was finally revealed, it was unbelievable. Each of these vivid characters took me through a person's life and the fate of a group of people. The book says: Strangely, life is like a play, and play is like life. It turns out it's not nonsense! The page we turn casually is sometimes the life of the person in the book. Maybe life is just a drama. Some people come to an end and others take over. It goes on and on. The context of the article has a lot of ups and downs. If you read it carefully, there are many places where you can shed tears. Even if you skip to read it, you will still feel deeply.

I'm afraid I can't write this book if I don't have a brain as big as a water tank😅😅If you say the heroine is not powerful, no one dares to touch her even if you depose the prince and kill the concubine. If you say she is powerful, anyone can give her a slap. It makes people confused. This rating is a joke.

The first plot is pretty good, but the second plot is not that good, especially the ending. I read about a dozen chapters and I think it's generally not sad enough.

The whole book is a mess. One concubine beats the princess and the prince at every turn. The whole book is spent with slaps. The heroine is also stripped naked and groped by the second male lead. It's disgusting. I don't know where the good reviews come from. This book is one of the worst.

The plot is forced together for the sake of word count. Some come out of nowhere. It feels like everyone in the article has a split personality and there is no normal person. The heroine said she was strong, but she was slapped by others all day long, so she cultivated the spirit of Ah Q, she said she was weak, and cut the human body into eight pieces in a matter of minutes to make human figurines. Perverted and disgusting personality. In short, his style of doing things is just like this book, which has no center or theme. It was a bit unclear at the end.

The writing is young and the background is ancient Chinese, but the dialogue between the characters is more modern! Except for the heroine, the rest of the characters are very naive in how they deal with things, especially when the male and female protagonists get along. Some plots feel forced, for example... The prince went to pick up a drunk subordinate, why didn't the prince let other subordinates pick him up? The kind who picks her up in person and is surrounded by a group of women who can't be chased away? Wait until the heroine sees it before you can get rid of a group of women? ? ?

Book friends, here comes the question: from beginning to end, how many slaps did the heroine get?

Although there are quite a lot of conspiracies and intrigues, the content of the female protagonist is not as good as that of Li Weiyang. Mainly because too many people were kissing and hugging the heroine, which felt quite disgusting! I originally thought I would meet another Li Weiyang, but this heroine's smart behavior is not as good as Li Weiyang's. Even when he died in his previous life, he was worse than Li Weiyang, and after his rebirth, he was beaten more times than Li Weiyang. . . . .