Love Locked in the Palace

Throughout the story, the wife is a supporting character who helps the concubine raise the children, while the concubine represents true love. There is almost no normal loving couple in the story. There is a problem with the author's view on love. If you like extramarital affairs, it's true. If the mistress is in charge, just read it. The author writes well

I have been reading ancient novels about harem and house fights for many years. This book is a bit speechless. I don't know how it got such a high score. It was really fascinating at first, but I couldn't understand it after the heroine entered the palace. It feels like it's just teasing and doing things and boasting about being smart, and other descriptions of the harem are also inexplicable.

The writing is good, the emotions are delicate, and it faces the complexity of human nature. The protagonist Shu Fei came out of Prince Sichuan's feelings and was reborn from the ashes inadvertently. How lucky she is to have the ability to love again, fall in love with her brother Lang, and go through many hardships in the process. The author faces the complexity and brilliance of life, and writes about a woman who is responsible, loves so grandly, and is so thorough. She is truly enviable and admirable.

Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. This book is very suitable to my taste and I still have more to say.

The story of the heroine entering the palace and being locked up in the palace is indeed delicately written. It is much better than many authors who write ancient Chinese novels, which shows that the author has a lot of ink in his belly.