Devoured and Left to Die, My Whole Family Begs for Forgiveness

After reading dozens of chapters, the overall story is okay, but the timing is always baffling. The heroine is seventeen years old and has an older brother who was abducted a few years ago. This means she was abducted after the age of ten. How can she really not remember anything while alive? Every time it is said that her mother has been married for ten years, isn't it only twenty years? Why is it tens? Her ex-husband was two years older than her, and her current husband said he was three or four years younger than her. Then he said he was born to a noble concubine, and he was raised out of the palace a few years ago when he was born. How old is this? ? There is a five or six year age difference between my ex-husband and my current husband. People in the palace can't recognize each other. Can't they confirm their age? Ignore this messy description of time and just look at the plot.

It's pretty good. Some of the plots are unrealistic. There are some things that the author can't remember clearly. The preface and the follower are always inconsistent. The heroine's father was sentenced to death for treason because of his close relationship with the chief assistant. The rest of the family members were sentenced to exile. The crime is not as bad as that of a married woman. The heroine and her brother should both be guilty. The heroine's uncle has made great contributions in disaster relief. Using this merit in exchange for the heroine's brother not being convicted is already a gift. In exchange for participating in the scientific examination, it is barely acceptable. In exchange for the title, it is hereditary for three generations. It is a bit of a joke! Sometimes it is said that the male protagonist is young, and sometimes it is said that the male protagonist and his male partner were born on the same day. One day and one night, the eldest lady gave the female partner a drug to kill the child. Later, it was said that the heroine secretly gave the drug. The date when the heroine's uncle became a monk was also confusing. It was written that the next day, he saw that his younger brother and sister turned out to be the woman he admired, so he became a monk because he could not accept it. Later, he wrote that he saw the heroine's brother. After my brother was born, he became more and more like himself. He was afraid that others would find out and it would bring trouble to the heroine's mother, so he became a monk. Later, he said that the heroine's mother wanted him to take her and the child out of that home, and even drugged the uncle. If he thought the two were sleeping together, he would take him away. Unexpectedly, after the uncle woke up, he felt that he could not face the heroine's mother, so he chose to become a monk! It's really messy, but the story is still good

It's beautiful and not too long! The heroine kills decisively, and everyone has a good ending.

Long and ugly writing

The first part was exciting, but the middle part fell flat. By the end of the ten or eight chapters, I felt that there was no real need for it, and it was procrastinating, and I didn't know why! Moreover, many chapters are self-defeating and confusing. The same thing, what is said in the first few chapters is completely different from what is said in the next few chapters!