
A Beloved Wife's Blessing
娇妻万福
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 760k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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335Chapters
371kPopularity
1.4kReaders
3.2kMust-read votes
9.6Score
3.7kRatings
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It is not easy for the children of a concubine in a big house to live and grow up, and it is even more difficult for a girl who is born into the name of a concubine. The heroine's father works as a housekeeper, and her mother has to take on embroidery work to support the family. The heroine has not received any education since she was a child, and has never seen much of the world. Therefore, she lived a humble and timid life in her previous life. Fortunately, she taught herself the craft of making incense and was able to change her destiny after her rebirth. "No matter what era, craftsmen will never starve to death" is true. Most of the time, ordinary days are a happy life!
Nice. The female protagonist is reborn, and the male protagonist is a close minister of the emperor. The female protagonist uses the memories of her past life to help the male protagonist solve the case. Their relationship warms up and they become husband and wife. What I like better is that the author will not create misunderstandings and explain things clearly immediately👍
Inexplicably, a person who had always been cold-faced suddenly almost risked his life to protect a strange woman whom he had only met a few times. Inexplicably, he fell in love with her. Inexplicably, he trusted and helped this woman unconditionally. I was really speechless.
There should be a side story that doesn't say whether the male protagonist's poison is finally cured or not? The female protagonist is relatively weak, but luckily there is a male protagonist
It's good to be plain and simple. The heroine is reborn to change the fate of a tragic death in her previous life. She uses her skills in making incense to lead her parents out of the prison of being oppressed everywhere. By chance, she meets the hero. The hero also has a rough life experience. He is the child of the emperor and the old emperor's concubine. He is a prince but cannot be made public. Fortunately, the eldest princess takes him as her biological son and adopts him as her adopted son. She is protected by everyone and can grow up safely. The whole article is very bland, with no ups and downs. I feel like I have seen too many intrigues and intrigues. This kind of blandness is also very interesting.
Some of the heroine's ideas are outrageous. 1. Every time I ask someone for help, I just ask for help. There is no benefit, such as giving money or something, and the heroine doesn't get it at all. 2. Knowing that my father is a concubine is difficult, and the heroine dares to think of becoming a concubine for love. 3. The heroine never thought about the harm that being a concubine would have on her younger brother's career. 4. The heroine is a concubine and she also wants to have her stepbrother's child. She cannot take the imperial examination without considering the concubine (son, I thank you for causing trouble to me) Some of the male protagonist's actions are also outrageous. 1. Let the heroine open an incense-making studio in a government office. 2. To smile for the beauty, break the curfew all night, and take the beauty out for romance in the name of work We are not against romance, but against the romance of using public tools for private use. I don't think it's okay for the male protagonist to set up his studio at his home. I think it's okay for the male protagonist to take the female protagonist to climb a tree in the middle of the night. It's fine if it's not for public use. I feel that my three views are not very good. I live for love and have no principles.
The female protagonist is not very smart, and the male protagonist's liking is inexplicable
The inexplicable emotional line... The whole process uses modern language, the house fight is not interesting, the words spoken by the characters are really illogical and not concise, how can I put it, bland and tasteless, I don't know why it has such a high score
Childish writing, wordy writing
The heroine's family is stupid. If the hero hadn't died so many times, I wouldn't be able to watch anymore.