The Empress Is Happy Before She Enters the Palace

I can't stand it. The female protagonist has no sense of boundaries at all. She only has a sense of boundaries towards the male protagonist. She can eat and play with other men, but only treats the male protagonist as male and female. What do you think? If you accept gifts from anyone who is not the male protagonist, isn't this just wanton play?

Don't know how it got such a high rating. I have read more than 300 chapters and complained countless times. I am ready to give up my thoughts before abandoning the article. The author is very free and can write whatever he wants, completely ignoring the background of the times, the strictness of the imperial authority, and the feasibility of reality. As a princess with a distinguished family background, it was very strange that the prince had stolen her into the East Palace again and again. In the palace, the emperor's eyes and ears were everywhere. They were robbed twice and almost killed, but they were not discovered. The two princes had low IQs and strange ideas. There are also various unconventional scenes, representing the royal family giving porridge, surrounded by other princesses and wives, and there must be a lot of slave guards. The princess can be bullied by gangsters, and the gangsters are still unharmed. There are also all kinds of brainless remarks made by the heroine. Don't think that just because you are a time-traveling woman, you can despise the royal family. In ancient times, there were many people who had great achievements and shocked the masters and were copied by the nine clans. Don't underestimate the imperial power. At first I wanted to write it just for fun. But the writing style is too ordinary and the logic is messy. Forget it, I can't stand it.

Overall, it's pretty good. The heroine really doesn't have any sense of boundaries. She looks stupid in the early stage, but she starts to show her intelligence in the middle stage. I feel that the plot is very watery. After reading more than a thousand chapters, I feel dizzy. I feel that the few major things that happened are that the heroine was kidnapped and her leg was broken. It's expensive. The concubine was poisoned, and the emperor began to live in a drunken dream. What impressed me most was the scene between Prince Wu and the princess near the end. I felt it was the biggest tear point in the whole book. I was very sad. Although the princess was hateful, she was indeed a good stepmother and a good wife. In the end, she was a good stepmother and a good wife. It was so tragic, and Prince Wu paid the price of a wife and a daughter for his regrets in his youth. As for the relationship between the male and female protagonists, I have nothing to say. Two calm and power-loving people did not feel that they had deep feelings until the finale, but she happened to be the one. He is beautiful and powerful, and he happens to be handsome and a prince. As the saying goes, it is good that the heroine "loves" whoever is the prince. They may have feelings but not much. It is not bad to watch too many of those who will do it until death and occasionally see the interests mixed in. It is worth watching.

The heroine is so useless. Can we reconcile this? Does she have masochistic tendencies?

It is now 6:30 in the morning and I have been up all night and read this book in one breath. The plot is compact and sometimes humorous and sometimes nervous and my heart beats fast. I can't bear to abandon the book. This is one of the better novels I have read in the past few months.

Why copy and search

It's short, concise and not procrastinating, which is great! Read it in one go

Funny

I will jump directly to the ending from Chapter 650. The heroine felt like she was tutting. Don't know what to say. Not a bad start. Later, he criticized the prince and spoke harshly. The prince is also arrogant. Really speechless,

It's quite rhythmic, I like it.