Phoenix Hairpin

Sweet and refreshing, the writing also has a lot of humor. The female protagonist shot the male protagonist to death for a scumbag in her previous life. After the double birth, the male protagonist begged to marry the female protagonist and become a prince concubine in this life on the grounds that he had only one life in his previous life. This time the heroine married her husband, and she and the hero joined forces to protect the relatives they had not protected in the previous life. They were a sweet couple for the rest of their lives, and their relationship with children was also good~

It's okay, it's not good-looking, and it's not ugly either, but I can't stand it anymore. I read another book by the author, "The First Order of Glory", and that one was a little better. Maybe it's because the heroine is a doctor and has some patients from time to time, and the plot is okay. However, in this book, the heroine, in addition to being armed, only fights in the harem every time. I thought it was the kind that can use force to lead soldiers, but it turned out not to be the case. I was a bit disappointed. After reading two books by the author, I felt that rebirth is worse than no rebirth. The last one was okay, but this one really has no focus at all. In the same rebirth, the concubine Su is also reborn. The male protagonist also has a soul that is still alive and knows what happened in the previous life. The beginning is very exciting, but as it goes on, this wife gets married, that wife gets married, this one has a baby, that one has a baby, and there are several babies. Although some plots are quite cheerful and funny, if there are too many, it becomes unsightly and even a bit disgusting. It is about the women in the harem raising children, as well as the men. Over the 500 chapters, it is about the various precautions and suppression between the emperor and the prince. The whole plot is not attractive.

It's really good-looking, and it depicts human nature very realistically. Even if there is a good relationship between husband and wife, mother-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother, father and son, etc., They all have their own little thoughts. This is real human nature. It's a pity that I didn't write it longer. I really hope that it will show that the emperor and the empress still know each other and stay together in old age. Li Jing has proved his love for Mingyu with his life's actions, and Mingyu truly deserves his life.

Overall, I didn't see any strategy behind the heroine's rebirth. I didn't see any revenge. When I saw the male protagonist who was about to get married, I only saw a few things. 1. Rejected the scumbag, 2. Didn't let the sister out of the hands of the scumbag. Although the scumbag was intimidated and given power, I didn't see any strategy. 3. There was no etiquette. Although she was the daughter of the general and did not know how to play music, chess, calligraphy and painting, but in any case, as a minister, she would not be so blatantly disrespectful to the queen. 4. The description from the beginning to the end was that the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law was bad. There was no plan between the prince or the official daughter, and I did not see the strategy of the heroine and the hero.

Sweet pets, double cleanliness, refreshing writing, the male and female protagonists are clean physically and mentally, there is no messy nonsense, the female protagonist is not a holy mother, nor a demon, she does not hold back any grievances and avenges her on the spot. The plot is compact, the language is humorous and funny, it is very interesting and suits my taste.

How did you get such good reviews? I wrote a lot of irrelevant things, many of which were repeated over and over again, like the old woman's foot-binding cloth. It felt like it was written by someone with little life experience, and it was like an ancient version of a middle school student's quarrel...

The two most annoying people in the entire work: the male protagonist's royal grandmother and father. The old lady is unclear, arrogant and unreasonable, has no vision, knowledge and mind, and often stirs up the chaos in the harem. The old man was okay as an emperor, but he was soft-edged and too partial. If it weren't for being too partial, his sons wouldn't have fought so hard and died. He didn't love his first wife, let alone respect him. He didn't give him the dignity and respect he deserved. He pampered his concubine blindly, which made it difficult for the queen to move in the harem. Even if he didn't love him, he shouldn't be disrespected. He knew that the concubine had crossed the line, but he didn't support the queen. He knew that his legitimate son was excellent, but he didn't like his legitimate son just because he didn't like the queen. He made his bastard too arrogant, forcing his legitimate son and the queen to be disappointed and fall in love with him. Fortunately, he met the heroine's family and solved the dilemma between the queen and the hero. The male protagonist is too weak, and several important moments were resolved by the female protagonist, making it seem like the story has become about the queen and the manservant.

Several people have been reborn, but I feel that the meaning of rebirth has been lost. The writing of the article is pretty good, and the sentences are fluent. After reading many chapters, I feel that the heroine's brain is not particularly powerful. In addition to the strength of the force (which is not very useful), the hero forced marriage as soon as he came up. When he told the things about his previous life, the heroine started to panic, and she was not mentally strong enough!

It was okay at first, but then I kept skipping chapters. I wrote a lot of irrelevant things, and I skipped more than a dozen chapters and still wrote. It felt like a running account and was not attractive to people. I will ignore the system prompts for evaluation in the future and will not evaluate it.

I can't remember which book this author has read. Anyway, I've added it to my collection after reading it. Haha, it's very interesting!