The Palace Maid with a Blessed Womb, and the Emperor Who Can't Have Heirs Won't Let Go

It's a very interesting Gong Douwen. There are stand-in jokes, but the writing is okay, and I can't guess some of the plots. There are many twists and turns. No spoilers here hihi The heroine Narcissus needs to have a strong personality and be a proper heroine. She can only use the emperor and not love her. But the only bad thing is that because the heroine's own power is a bit weak, she can only passively defend in the face of some frame-ups. I hope it will feel better later and take the initiative to attack. The emperor's character design is also good, and the author's scale is also well controlled. It not only reflects the emperor's suspicion, but also slowly exaggerates the emperor's growing love for Narcissus. It is eloquently written and written with special feeling. I think this kind of palace battle should be written like this. The emperor is charming and tender, but he still feels powerless as the emperor. I find it particularly fascinating. The author's writing style cannot be overemphasized. It is really well written. The hook is well set up, making you want to keep reading. The pace is tight. The only drawback is that there should be more serial plots. Currently, I only see a single plot. But at first glance, it seems that I am an old coder. Hihi, my proficiency stack is full, so I decided to write this article.

Great book, but I want to say that the Death Emperor is my *****…

Narcissus belongs to the type of heroine. To be honest, I have updated it for seventy or eighty times, and I still don't know the name of the male protagonist. The heroine is very sober and has means, but she also has a bottom line. She is very kind and her characterization is very full. There are many twists and turns, and the plot is very interesting. Finally, I beg the author to post more chapters. Actually, I don't hope for many, just 100 pictures a day😜

The heroine was too pretentious at the end. The plot was not normal at all. The male and female protagonists separated for five years. I want to say that it makes no sense. Why did the heroine still leave after he got what he wanted? Besides, didn't he talk to the emperor before? I don't understand it, it feels a bit lame

To be honest, I didn't know how to write it at the end. It was necessary to write something for the heroine, but it also had to be a little bit complicated. The emperor was so kind to her when he entered the palace, he didn't want any children, and he also wanted to be free. This is because the heroine is the main character, and no one else should be allowed to implicate the Nine Clans.

The name is very rustic...

I really like narcissus

It's bullshit that the imperial concubine can't raise her own child.

The plot is a bit ridiculous, the heroine is reborn for revenge. Revenge is avenged and power is gained. Four children were born. How can a mother not want her children to find freedom? In ancient times, you could leave the palace if you wanted to. Unreasonable.

An ancient palace maid became a queen? Are you kidding me? Is the class system bothering you?