A Guide to the Concubine (Original Work of Jin Xin Si Jade)

I have been reading this book off and on for a long time, and I have read more than half of it now. The author's writing style is very good. Although it is a running account, it is not uncomfortable to read. I have a few personal opinions. First, there is no need to write about time travel and rebirth. It would be good to just write about ancient prose. The heroine in the article is completely based on the ideas of the ancients, and the meaning of time travel and rebirth cannot be seen. Second, there are too many characters in the article. The relationships between this grandmother, that wife and aunt are complicated and difficult to understand. After watching it for so long, I can only understand the relationship between the Luo family and the Yongping Hou family, and nothing else. I don't know why I have to write about so many characters (´･_･`). Although the appearance of some characters may be foreshadowing, some characters and descriptions are indeed too long-winded, and too many chapters are spent describing irrelevant people. No wonder this book is so long. In short, it is a story about a concubine who grew up to be a successful Madam Hou. You can read it when you have time, it doesn't hurt to relieve your boredom. I would give it a 7 out of 10 points.

This is the tenth time I have read the book "The Concubine's Guide". I see that many people in the comment area don't like this style, but I really like this kind of plain, true, resourceful, and life-like book. Some people say that it is a trivial anecdote, but I think it is true. Life is like this. Not all big things happen, nor are they all turning points. Everything is a part of life. Some people say that the male protagonist had a concubine at the beginning, but it was later that he had a concubine. On the contrary, I think this is the real scene in ancient times. Although it is a time-travel novel, since it is describing ancient times, it must be written from the most realistic perspective. I think everyone in this book is alive and has their own strengths and weaknesses, rather than a mythical heroine. Everyone has their own characteristics and is very real. I like the plot of the heroine living a good life step by step and pursuing her own happiness through her own efforts. I like the heroine's wisdom and kindness and all the little things in life. It makes me feel that as long as everyone is not afraid of difficulties, does not complain, studies hard, and develops strategies, everyone's life will be fine in the end. This book will give people full of positive energy. I really recommend that readers who like to read quick and refreshing articles take the time to read this book. It will become more exciting as you go to the end, and you will like this book more and more as you go to the end. People have different perspectives. For me, this book has been with me from my college days to my graduate school days and then to my six years of work. I read this book almost every year. This time I did it for the tenth time (maybe more than ten times).

The only four-page novel! There is no golden finger, no bloody violence, the scheming and human feelings are shown in the eloquent story, but life is not trivial, plain but not ordinary, family love grows over time, and the writing skills are all in it! The author is not very prolific, but he works with great care. Mu Nanzhi is also very good-looking, so take advantage of it!

The heroine is so miserable. She is married to a second-married man and becomes a stepmother. She doesn't feel like a modern person. How can she accept such a depressing life? The author doesn't give the heroine any gold fingers. The heroine he created is not distressed, but she loves the male protagonist very much.

It is purely a matter of the hostess's natal family, giving advice to everyone, helping others, reaching out to help this, and then helping that. By now, my husband's family is already annoyed to death. Let each live his or her own life, and don't interfere in other people's lives.

How did you get such a high rating? It's really Luo Li.

It was okay at the beginning, but as you get to the back it starts to look like a bandage.

Why should the heroine be set as a modern lawyer who traveled through time... It's obviously very feudal... The second lady and Shiniang are more like modern people... And, does the author like children very much... There are many and sparse articles about children.

After all, the male protagonist has a name called Xu Lingyi, which sounds pleasant and easy to remember. The female protagonist has no name, so she is called Eleven Niang. When I saw the name of the protagonist in the introduction, I almost laughed out loud. Moreover, many of the lines in the female subtitles are misogynistic. Many plots feel like they want to imitate "Dream of Red Mansions" but cannot. It's so uneducated. Every time, five or six is ​​written as five or six, and then the nod is written as the jaw... Bie Gang also nods as the jaw. He uses the jaw in all situations.

What the hell! An adult lawyer traveled through the past and lived a life worse than a maid!