The Fragrance of Silk

It seemed that the writing was good, and the house fights were not frustrating. The heroine was quite powerful, and she traveled through time. It turned out that the hero was actually a widower with three children. I was so disappointed that I had no desire to continue reading. I might as well marry the emperor. At first, the emperor fell in love with the heroine, but the queen mother disagreed. In order to vent her anger, the queen mother gave the heroine a marriage to the hero. . .

The author's writing style is good, it is a unique article, the characters are described delicately, and the supporting characters are also very good. It is not the kind of inexplicable love that leads to death, the relationship is long-lasting, the male and female protagonists are both wise, there is no stupidity, and there is no such kind of weak chicken frame-up. It is rare for the male and female protagonists to trust each other. The male protagonist has an aunt, which is more real. Monogamy must be abnormal in ancient Chinese novels, right? There is no intention to set the heroine as a time traveler. She does not have much sense of modernity, and Dong Rong's rebirth does not make much sense in this article.

At first, it seems that the heroine is as beautiful as a fairy, but she has to marry a man with three children as her stepmother. It is indeed a disappointing arrangement. But when I saw it later, I found that the male protagonist had something special about him. If the heroine doesn't marry this man who is average on the surface, but actually has a sinister and cunning man. I am afraid that Concubine Yang will become the emperor in this life. A beautiful woman without anyone to protect her will often bring disaster. Still worth seeing.

A novel similar to The Red Chamber should be more precisely called the daily married life of a woman who traveled through ancient times. The whole story revolves around the miscellaneous daily life of the female protagonist growing up, getting married, living in the house after marriage, and the male protagonist and children. There are no complicated house fights, palace fights and deep love. Because the novel does not have a plot that attracts readers' attention, it is just similar to the life trajectory of a young lady from a wealthy family in ancient times, so it is not pleasing to the eye.

It's not good-looking, the heroine has a weak character in time travel, is timid and fearful, has no personality at all, and the hero is the stepmother of three children

It's the first time I've seen such a weak time traveler

I started to be attracted by the author's writing style, but the heroine is really strange. She has clearly traveled through time, but she keeps emphasizing that she cannot change her destiny. God allows you to time travel, isn't it just to make you brave~ And until I saw her getting married, I didn't know who the male protagonist was... And it became even more feudal! I can't bear to keep trying to please my husband's family...

The emperor's emotional line is too abrupt. The ninety-five-year-old emperor visited the ministers in disguise. He fell in love with the heroine at first sight when he met in the garden. Still, in the unstable and precarious state of the imperial power, he just had an infatuated mind. He was a nymphomaniac who had never seen a woman before.

The heroine travels through time, but she has been trying to make herself meet the requirements of feudal thought for a heroine, and has been training herself to become a heroine in feudal society. As for the male protagonist, he is a second-married old man. The whole article is like taking a beautiful piece of clothing made by someone else, cutting it here and there, patching it here and there, and then treating it crookedly as your own new clothing.

Is it just to make up the words? I wrote everything in great detail and used all kinds of psychological supplements~ The plot progresses slowly, and the key points in the later stage can be summarized in one sentence~ There are also some unreasonable things... I can only say that it is okay.