The Crown Prince's Favorite

It's a pure palace-fighting drama, where the male protagonist and the emperor share the same fate. But when reading a book like this, as long as the female protagonist doesn't care, I don't care. After all, such an emperor is more realistic! The male protagonist gradually falls in love with the female protagonist, protects her and dotes on her! The heroine is also quite smart and alert. No matter how much she really puts her money on the emperor, the journey has been smooth sailing. Of course, it is inseparable from the heroine's wisdom and the hero's preference! After the emperor's position was established, he only doted on the heroine. I also respect and respect the queen, who is considered a very good and competent queen. Although she went astray for the sake of her son and family glory in the end, she came back straight later! After all, it was the emperor's preference for the heroine that gave the queen a sense of crisis, but it was not to the point of being crazy! It's a very interesting novel, but there are a lot of typos, but it doesn't affect the plot!

It's good-looking. The heroine is lucky in ancient palace battles. I met the male protagonist and was protected and pampered by him! This book is an ancient imperial battle essay, so naturally it is not Shuangjie. The male protagonist has a lot of concubines, so I recommend it to people who can accept it. The writing is really good. Recommended, recommended, recommended!

She did not have a strong maternal family to rely on, and she even came from a family of criminals; she was not a pampered legitimate daughter, or even a concubine whose aunt was persecuted to death, tortured, and had never even learned music, chess, calligraphy, or painting; when she first entered the East Palace without any dowry, she only had one dress, dozens of taels of silver, and not even a decent head and face! But she relied on her good looks, intelligence, perseverance and forbearance! Kill your sister, kill your father, kill your brother, and abandon your family! Step by step from Liangdi to the beloved concubine, and then from the noble concubine to the imperial concubine, she becomes a king with a bad hand! Finally, he turned around and became the first person beside the emperor! How does a little fox in white rabbit skin stand out from one nest of snakes and another and kill everyone? The queen's secret is: she is pretentious when meeting people! She always knows how to act when meeting people! The author's writing is great, and it's very suitable for people like me who like unshuangjiegongdouwen! I really like the image of the heroine created by the author: she keeps her heart, is clear-headed and self-disciplined, acts steadily and ruthlessly, and never leaks! Like 👍🏻

I've read both of the author's Gongdouwen novels, and I still read the finale. It's really good.

Readers who like palace battles are in luck! A good palace fight story, from the east palace fight to the imperial palace. There are not many bloody plots, intrigues, and endless fighting. The story successfully created a real and credible image of the prince! There is no so-called sentimentality, no so-called coldness, no so-called deep affection in the prince, but as a king, he is brave and strategic, and cares about the people. As a husband, he has responsibilities and always respects his wife. When faced with the secrets of the back home, he is wise and decisive, and has no shortage of thunderous means to deter her! The former dynasty and the harem balance each other, help each other, and finally win the world! The heroine is a stepping stone who was abandoned by her family. As a concubine, she has nothing but her looks! But the heroine is smart and has a calm plan. She first respects the rules and wins the favor of the prince and his wife. Then she learns tea art with the prince as her teacher, which arouses the prince's interest. Then she studies chess, calligraphy, and calligraphy, and becomes proficient in women's red. She deepens her connection with the prince, helps the prince, rescues the prince in an assassination, and even kills people for the prince to win his heart! Of course, the little fun of having fun in the boudoir and the little tricks to win favor made the prince happy physically and mentally, and he finally became the first person favored in the harem! The author's writing style is smooth, the narrative is clear, and the plot design is reasonable. After reading it happily, I sighed: Not bad~

The unpopular concubine Fang Yun of the Fang family married Prince Pei Yao instead. From Liangdi in the East Palace of the Prince to the noble concubine, she was cautious, intelligent, self-educated, worried about the prince's worries, and helped the prince. She won the emperor's favor, planned and planned, and steadily reached the end, and her son, the fourth prince, ascended the throne.

Very good, perfectly written about the prince selling his body for the throne.

It's eloquent, the characters are established well, the extras are good, the emperor is a good emperor, the heroine sticks to her heart, it's a more realistic palace battle, the strategies are not so childish, each link is intertwined, it is very exciting, and there are not many repetitions.

It's a very interesting story, it's a pure palace battle drama. The female protagonist always sticks to her true feelings, puts her interests first, and is not attracted to the male protagonist, so I don't care when the male protagonist goes to the harem and gets wet and dry. If the female protagonist is attracted to the male protagonist and still does this, that's another way of saying it. Also, the heroine's character is very full. In the end, I don't harm others unless they harm me. I will fight to the end if anyone harms her, and I won't be merciful. She treats her children as equals. Although the second princess is not her biological child, it is logical that she has developed feelings for her from confinement to adulthood, just like her biological child. There is no such thing as saying that a child who has harmed her once is a holy mother. It is worth mentioning that the queen is really virtuous and virtuous (I think it is normal to give infertility drugs to a few favored but stupid concubines), and has an overall view. Although she did a few stupid things later, from her point of view, it was appropriate, and in the end she let go and figured it out. At the end of the story, there are several side stories about the children and the male and female protagonists, which are quite in line with the children's characters, which is quite good.

I watched it in one go. It was so good. I cried at the end.