Queen's Character

As mentioned above, if you want to read about 1V1 lovemaking, a life-long relationship, a wise man and a strong woman, you can take a detour. There is no such plot in this book. The background of this book is based on the theme of "seizing the legitimate son", but nowhere in the entire article is it shown that there is any substantive content related to "seizing the legitimate son", and it has nothing to do with the interests of the family and the country. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are very few and irregular. They are always quarreling in the cold war, but the female protagonist easily falls in love with the male protagonist, is repeatedly abused, has no dignity, and has to be careful about what she says when accompanying the male protagonist, and has no ego. This book is more like a story of the growth of the heroine, from a young and ignorant girl in the boudoir to a qualified mistress of the royal palace. She has some sense but not much, has some means but is not ruthless enough, is too kind and never harms others, but lacks the heart to guard against others. Cheng Shuixiang, a famous doctor, was almost killed by the eldest princess. After giving birth to two daughters, she still had to prepare for the birth of a legitimate son. She barely passed the test as a princess, but as a future queen, she still needs experience and the guidance of a capable general. It ended hastily when the concubine left. It was as unfinished as the Great Rift Valley in East Africa and completely deviated from the theme. The succession to the throne was not included. There were many details that were not fully explained, such as the unexpected death of the granddaughter, Wang's father's final attitude and stance... The plot was completely inconsistent with the introduction. As the prince and one of the candidates to inherit the throne, the male protagonist Zhu Pei spends all day among women, is blinded by his concubines, stirs up muddy water in the backyard without realizing it, is addicted to beauty and loses his mind, only roars when things happen, and there is always friction when getting along with the princess. He always wants to give every girl a home, has no control over the lower body, and lust dominates everything. He has no preference for the heroine. He dotes on his concubine, but puts her at the top of the wave. In fact, what he loves most is himself. As for the heroine Wang Jingshu, she has a noble family background. Unfortunately, she has no relatives to rely on. Her father completely ignores her daughter's position and is loyal to the prince. This is also the main source of the conflict between her and Zhu Pei. The relationship between husband and wife is in vain. Life in the imperial city was extremely depressing. After leaving the imperial city, she had no one to rely on. Heirs were the powerful bargaining chips to stabilize her position. When she arrived in the fiefdom, she began to deal with disputes in the backyard day after day. As a master, she was too kind, and neither her wet nurse nor her personal maidservant wanted to follow her to the fiefdom. Apart from her personal maidservant, she had no other reliable confidants, making it difficult for her to use her. As a princess and the head of the house, she allowed her concubines to provoke and dominate her. She was a coward who went too far. She was framed by her concubines and could not prove her innocence. She was humiliated and slapped by the royal relatives and had to swallow her anger. She was mistaken by her husband as a pawn planted by the prince's party and could not be herself as she pleased. The whole text was full of grievances.

Is the author going to stop writing? Haven't seen enough woo woo. I feel that the writing style of this novel is smooth and natural. Needless to say, the rules of the royal family and the characters' behaviors are very real. Everyone is not perfect but is alive. Compared with other fast-paced articles, this article is really worth reading carefully. The value orientation that the author conveys to readers through some of the characters' language and attitudes is also correct, so I really like it. I've been waiting to see Wang Jingshu become the queen since the first chapter, but it's really hard to see the ending just when He Xian is about to be eradicated and start to pursue a great cause. Please update.

This is very nice. Men are like men, women are like women. It's quite real. It really feels natural and comfortable. At the end of the movie, although there was no introduction about whether he would ascend the throne or anything, I was still infected by the emotions of the male and female protagonists. In fact, the concubine should still care about the male protagonist, and it cannot be said that she has no feelings at all. I said I will read this novel during the Spring Festival holiday. I have to go to work tomorrow and I have finished reading the novel. . . . I hope the author can produce more works~Looking forward to it

I was attracted by the introduction at first, but after reading dozens of chapters, I felt very depressed inside. The heroine lived a very hard life in the imperial city. Now when I read Chapter 132, I felt sad and wanted to cry at the words of the heroine and her father.

I feel like I can't figure out who the prince really likes, or in other words, the male protagonist is like a supporting role in this novel. The plot felt a bit draggy at first and I couldn't read it anymore.

I don't know what the heroine likes about the heroine. He treats the heroine so badly and the heroine falls in love with her. It's just looking for abuse. From the moment the hero and heroine met, I was looking forward to the hero's slap in the face. But in the end, as long as the hero accompanied me carefully and gave me a candy, the heroine would follow me. I felt lonely and sad. I really hope that the female protagonist can be emotionless, only talk about interests, and torture the male protagonist severely.

The title of the book can be changed to: #his wives and concubines#! See how King Ning favors his women, see how the princess stumbles and grows despite being rejected, and see how a flower of the high mountains slaps King Ning in the face! Women trapped within high walls surround a man, being wasted, distorted, and lost in the lonely years~

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 47 Outdoor. The whole article is filled with hatred for no reason, and the hatred is incomprehensible. The female protagonist is extremely useless, and the male protagonist seems to be schizophrenic.

It feels like there is a follow-up,

Anticlimactic