An Lingrong's Rebirth as the Golden Partridge

Zhen Huan's failure to save her first child is my heartache after all. I am worried about it. I really hope that Zhen Huan can save her first child. An Lingrong's maid who is proficient in medical skills is of no use. The author only writes that she is good at inquiring. News, I was so angry that I wanted to give up the book. The regret of the original book was that it did not make up for it at all. It also transferred the emperor's love for Zhen Huan to An Lingrong. He also took good care of his own children. Seriously, whoever is the heroine will have the unique secret.

His ambition is not small, his writing skills are weak, and he is also selfish, so it is difficult to produce a good work.

In the first few chapters, An Lingrong seemed to be able to strategize before entering the palace, and she had two capable maids by her side. I thought she could become another palace-fighting king, but the plot after entering the palace was really disappointing. An Lingrong's character is unresonable, and the various plot arrangements are more like the author giving Zhen Huan's luck and intelligence to An Lingrong in the name of rebirth, just like the "White Lotus" who stole the heroine's luck. And the emperor will immediately pay attention to An Lingrong because her voice is similar to Chunyuan's? The emperor seems to be a love brain next to An? The emperor's preference for Zhen Huan in The Legend of Zhen Huan was given to An Bushao, or even worse? While saying that An's rebirth and return cannot change everyone's ending, An's own plot has completely changed, and although the character settings are somewhat related to the original work, they are almost completely different inside. Sure enough, whoever you stand from is the protagonist and has the aura of the protagonist.

The author is very imaginative, and has extended many plots from The Legend of Zhen Huan. In this novel, An Lingrong and the emperor became true love, but Huan Huan was still hurt by the emperor... He even wrote the ending of King Guo to be even worse. Although he was not sentenced to death like in the drama, he still had no good ending. The emperor in the novel pretended not to kill him, but administered a chronic poison, which made the emperor even more hypocritical. In the end, Zhen Huan was not given a chance to understand the truth that Prince Guo was not in contact with her to take advantage of her. Guo Huan's emotional ending was a mess. The author may not like Guo Huan's plot. He wrote Prince Guo as ambitious but not very capable. It is unreasonable to give up his ambition for many years because of Zhen Huan. In the end, Prince Guo risked his life to save Huan Huan because of the emperor's plan, but Zhen Huan was left behind. I thought Prince Guo was using her. Sorry, I didn't understand why it was so obvious that it was just because of you that she took the risk of exposing herself, but Zhen Huan didn't understand. This novel really insulted the relationship between the two of them. Zhen Huan in the drama ended up hating the emperor, and An Lingrong in the novel loved the emperor so much. Different stances would not allow the two of them to make the same choice, so... ... This is completely out of touch with the characters in the play. As expected, An Lingrong is the protagonist. The emperor's behavior is the same as in the play (for Huan Huan). But because An Lingrong and the emperor were true love, Zhen Huan's happiness is not important. The emperor died peacefully, unlike in the play... It is also very ridiculous. In the novel, An Lingrong always advised Huan Huan not to fall in love with the emperor, but in the end the emperor only loved her. . .

The writing style is okay, but the writing style is rather dull, it is not a refreshing article and it does not save too many regrets. Shen Meizhuang still died, and Zhen Huan still left the original plot (falling in love, finding a substitute, leaving, and returning to the palace). There is not much meaning in An Lingrong's rebirth. Even if her life is better, she is still confused by this in the article and trapped in the cage of fate. The emperor and Prince Guo still had their own feelings, but they were all defeated. In the end, I actually felt that Rong Zhen Lily was the most fragrant orz What's the use of the emperor's sincerity, love or not. The harem is like this. In the ancient times when the husband was the key and at the apex of concentrated power, any talk of true love was just a cloud. Yongzheng was also in trouble, and the seventh prince who came to replace him couldn't have sex with his little queen. (It's a pity, I feel Xiaoqi is a good kid) I feel that the author's core idea is that as an emperor who is responsible for the whole world, his quality will be judged by the stability of the world he rules. For such an emperor, he actually does not apply to our current love evaluation standards. He has too much power, and it is impossible to meet just the right person at the right time, and that person will be devoted to him wholeheartedly, and at the same time not mind his harem. Therefore, love in the harem can only be a tragedy. I feel like the author was hesitant about whether to make it a tragedy. Part of me felt that the Emperor Guojun Wang was not that bad (was An Lingrong at that time tempted by the Emperor?), But in the end he decided to get rid of everything. I really didn't expect that the fourth prince would be such a scumbag after he ascended the throne. I really think that if you get involved in imperial power, you are a bad person. In ancient times, women were not as good as beautiful women, so they should be ruined as soon as possible... This is how it is orz

Just change the subject of The Legend of Zhen Huan to An Lingrong.

It was quite exciting at the beginning, but then it became more and more outrageous. Why did An Lingrong do some of the things Zhen Huan did? Also, I felt something was wrong when An Lingrong hugged the emperor and sang that nursery rhyme. The emperor is such a scheming person. The newly entered concubine unexpectedly sang the nursery rhyme sung by the Queen Mother😅 Wouldn't he have any suspicion? It's better to just turn it into The Legend of An Lingrong instead of continuing with other TV series. It was outrageous from Taixu Fantasyland, and it becomes more and more outrageous from now on.

The front part is quite attractive. I am a die-hard fan of Zhen Huan, thinking that An Lingrong's rebirth can make up for a lot of things. However, the author puts many plots that were originally about Zhen Huan directly on An Lingrong, which I don't understand. When he first saved Xia Dongchun, he acted like the Virgin. In his previous life, Xia Dongchun humiliated her. Would An Lingrong have saved her according to his character? The characters are all off-kilter, making it difficult to get involved. Also, the scene where Zhen Huan and Prince Guo met on the boat was also arranged for An Lingrong. I don't know what he wanted to express? The most incomprehensible thing is that Prince Guo is written as a man full of ambition and strategizing. After reading Chapter 58, I really can't stand it anymore.

Although An Lingrong is hateful, I still feel sorry for her that she died involuntarily throughout her life. This book makes up for the regrets left by many readers of Zhen Huan. However, the character design can be improved, some of which are to highlight the feeling of An Lingrong deceiving others. For example, Zhen Huan was originally a ruthless character, but in the early stage, she was portrayed as a love-minded little girl with a calm eyebrow, but she was written a little frivolously in the book. Conversations between smart people are more exciting.

Ankang's death makes me feel a little uncomfortable