The Consort Works Hard Every Day to Lose the Emperor’s Favor

A good sweet pet to fuck, right? Are you doing ntr? Who should I oppose? If you have the ability to write "be", don't use the sweet pet label, okay? When I read the first hundred or so chapters, I felt a subtle sense of fragmentation. The logic was like a comedy (what the heroine said and what she did was inconsistent. For example, the supporting character was alerted because she was involved in something she did, but only for a moment, and it was still a waste afterward), but the plot would suddenly appear. It had a bit of a serious eight-verse feel (I suddenly became serious about logic), and I thought it didn't matter. After all, this sweet pet was labeled as a 1v1 solo pet. No matter how it was written, it was still a sweet article. If it was funny and sweet, it already satisfied my reading needs. But I never thought that the secret love label behind Sweet Pet was originally prepared for the male supporting actor (Chu Yan)? I like to skip ahead to the finale when reading a novel. The following may contain spoilers [highlighted, please don't read further if you don't want spoilers], please read with caution: When Chu Yan died, the heroine was heartbroken and I could tolerate the disappearance of the last tenderness, because I didn't watch the middle process. Maybe they were good friends and fell in love, so it's hard to directly say how they were like each other. But many years have passed since the ending, and many years have passed since the other person has been dead. You still want to drag him out again. You should respond to the male protagonist before he dies and let the male protagonist die unpleasantly. You can also say openly that you don't intend to make the male protagonist feel too uncomfortable. I'm going to rub it for you. Who are you making uncomfortable? Sister, if we get a sweet pet, we can honestly write about the sweet pet, okay? Don't do those weird things...

This is the best palace-fighting novel I have read recently! The heroine goes from being a royal concubine with two hundred and fifty in the book to an imperial concubine who is forced to leave the court to play pelota in a palace fight, and then after the palace changes, her son and daughter ascend to the throne in pairs! The author's colorful writing makes people unable to bear to jump and be attracted to read it all the way! The hero, an emperor, can have three thousand beauties in his harem to please the heroine, and he only makes dolls with her. He is already a perfect match for his beloved! The only small regret is that the heroine did not live to be the Queen Mother! And Chu Yan's little episode is also a bit unexpected and heartbreaking! The only shortcoming is that the chapter of sharing the first chapter can actually have a happy ending! The tragic ending of the subsequent incident is a bit sad! However, I am still very surprised to read a masterpiece that suits my interests! Big thumbs up for the author👍🏻

To be honest, if it weren't for Chu Yan's moment, it would have been a perfect ending. I cried when Chu Yan died. I cried at the end. I even got stabbed in the extra episode. However, in this book, I feel that everyone is their own protagonist, with their own life and ending. The plot is wonderful. This is the first time I have read the entire novel. I like it.

I'm really speechless. This heroine who changed her mind is a real person. Everything she gets, including the favor from the male protagonist, belongs to the original heroine. She promotes the male protagonist but doesn't want the male protagonist to really dote on the concubine. This is simply someone who steals the fruits of other people's labor. She also dislikes that the fruits are not so sweet. Moreover, she wants to create a kind person, but every time she does something, she hurts others.

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Speechless about the ending

A very neurotic ending, a very inexplicable ending, very pretentious children, they all know that the heroine is not in good health, but those children are still angry with her, and even come to an inexplicable other country, and Rong An said why the heroine doesn't understand the guards, why should the heroine be written to feel like she has been pregnant for three years and stupid... Does it have to be written to death? What kind of sweet pet label is there? Well, the ending is quite speechless. The chapters after the children grow up are so frustrating. It really feels unfinished. And the extra story about Rongan, since she is allowed to be the emperor, why not just be beautiful and arrange an inexplicable man... The heroine is the winner of the palace fight. Can't even the concubine like this be seen? The concubine Shu can see it, except for the ending, everything else is okay, right?

I cried at the ending😭😭

It's really touching. The story is over, but their lives continue in my heart.

I've read so many bad reviews, and they all say it's a bad ending. I want to say that just by looking at the title, you can tell that this novel is mainly about the various funny or death-inducing moments of the imperial concubine. I often see some plot points that make me laugh, and the departure of people around the heroine also makes me cry. I don't think Chu Yan is a bad character, but this character highlights the heroine Yan Gouqie's love for talents. It is impossible for the eunuch to be with her, and his love for her does not cross the line. The image of this character is very vivid, and because this character also has many interesting storylines that make people think deeply. In the end, life, old age, sickness and death are normal and it is not about cultivating immortals. The end of a dynasty and an era must be strong and weak, and marriage is justified. There is nothing to argue about. The only thing worth saying is that the emperor still loved her miserably, which was indeed a bit pitiful, although I don't know why the author wanted to poke him at the end. Overall, I just feel happy watching it. The emperor only loves her and pampers her.