The Daily Records of Consort Xi

The subject matter is quite good, and so is the heroine's character. The first half of the plot is quite similar to Mii Yika's "The Daily Life of a Concubine," but Mii's writing is more realistic and doesn't have as much romance, but it's both pretty good! But! But! The point is that I have only read half of this book, and the daily life and deeds of Concubine Xi are gone!!! Started to describe the story of her child after he became emperor???? Isn't this book called "Notes on the Daily Life of Concubine Xi"? Shouldn't it be written about the life of Concubine Xi? Why did it end with Concubine Xi's appearance in the middle of writing and start writing about the next generation? It has nothing to do with the title and introduction of the book. Friends who are attracted by the introduction should pay attention. The plot is not the same as the introduction.

The writing is good, detailed and realistic. The story unfolds slowly and the characters have distinct personalities. The author's knowledge and skills in all aspects are stronger than 80% of the writers on Qimao. The latter part of the book is a bit perfunctory and unreasonable, and it shouldn't be followed by the end of the story, but overall the flaws do not hide the flaws.

It's hard to describe in one word

I don't know what you're talking about, Rory is so rude.