The Qin Family's Lowborn Daughter

There are a lot of typos in the second half Good article

In fact, if there weren't too many typos in the article, I would give it a positive review. There is a section of this novel that feels a bit similar to Zhizhu. There are a lot of fights in the house at the beginning, and the mother is killed. On the way, she meets the male protagonist. The female protagonist lives a hard life as a concubine. She is protected by her grandfather and goes to school together. Her opinions and ideas are not like those of women in the boudoir. The male protagonist is also enlightened by the female protagonist before he breaks through the world. The children are also called brother and sister. The emperor also pretends to have a falling out with the male protagonist, and fights for power with the queen mother and emperor. It's all very similar! The relationship between the male and female protagonists is a long-lasting one, and they understand and cherish each other after going through a series of hardships. It's just that some parts are not enough to relieve anger. The bad guys are punished too little and the good guys suffer too much. Especially the scene with Hu Afeng is too tragic. The emperor is also weird. The woman he can't let go of is actually from a brothel and has a heart disease. Later, he gives up the court to find a woman who is similar to a brothel madam. I'm not discriminating, but I can't understand it because he is the emperor. Miss Hui is admirable for not leaving a stain on him, but Zui Jin really doesn't like him! There are also places in the article where the preface and the follower are inconsistent. It was clearly said that the queen leaned towards the queen mother, and later became one with the emperor. Finally, she suddenly discovered the queen's betrayal. During the bandit suppression part, the second master was obviously poisoned to death. Why did he suddenly appear in the cave again? I was confused when I saw it! But this is the second novel I have read that describes the story until the death of the hero and heroine. I don't know why, both the previous one and this one couldn't help but cry when they saw the hero and heroine finally pass away. They both died at about 60 years old. The heroine died of illness first, and the hero also left together. Maybe I prefer to see the story ending happily forever. This kind of final death is still a bit sad!

Wonderful

Can this get a score of 8.9? The author must have spent money, the plot is so confusing. Prince Ning and the prince lost in the fight for the throne, and later became the emperor. Before he ascended the throne, he was Prince Ning. After Liang Ting said that he would marry Grandma Ying's daughter, there was a Nanman woman later. Ting Gu was beaten to death and then resurrected? Vomited

Shoddy and illogical

Too many flaws, unreasonable plot, too idealistic