Schemes Behind the Boudoir Gates

The plot has a narrated feel, the male and female protagonists are very consistent with the characters in the book, and the plot is also very exciting. The heroine is not as invincible as other cross-dressing women, and there are no other rebirth novels with the same content as revenge, house fights, poems and friends, etc. It is very fresh, but the heroine's eighth sister did not explain at the end, including the thoughtful third sister, who does not know whether she really died.

The whole text is smooth and orderly. It seems that the story is simple and clear, and you can guess the development. However, because of several distinctive character designs, the plot of the story is made more vivid, such as Sanbao's stupidity, the male protagonist's gags, and Cui Gongzi's arrogance and childishness. In particular, the novel does not go into too much detail about the weird uncle's family, the scheming eldest sister, and Miss Cao who suddenly jumped out, so people don't need to complain and struggle to watch, and their endings are also predictable. A pretty good novel

What a confusing plot setting. The two families who were supposed to be separated by their ancestors actually did not separate until the heroine's generation. In ancient times, families separated after their parents died, right? Can my great-uncle and great-aunt take care of my nephew's family? Not the clan leader. I'm afraid the author's thinking is a bit confusing, right? Then, the setting of the male protagonist and male counterpart is really annoying. If there is no responsibility for indecision, what is the use? It's better to write a plot with a single female protagonist. The ending is messy, you can still live again after death, there are various resurrections... It's very uncomfortable to watch, and I don't recommend it at all.

Overall it's pretty good, the writing is pretty good, the story is good, the male protagonist and female protagonist are HE, but the ending of the bad guy is a bit casual, which makes me a little bit annoyed. My favorite in the whole book is the Three Treasures, which is such a source of happiness. Who doesn't like the silly and greedy little cute goose? In comparison, the male protagonist and the second male lead always felt a little worse. The male protagonist was quite good in the front, with strong work ability and both civil and military skills. He knew how to hide his clumsiness and pretend to be stupid for the overall situation. He originally thought he was a big boss or something, but in the later period, he was a bitch and indecisive emotionally. He was obviously interested in the woman, but because of someone who looked like the girl in his dream, he was moved to marry him without checking. He was a prodigal, but fortunately his wife was clear-sighted. In the early stage, the second male lead was just a child who didn't grow up. Like Jia Baoyu, he was pampered by everyone in the house. He didn't understand love at first. Not only did he always find fault with the female lead, but he also used harsh words, which was quite irritating. In the middle, after he realized his feelings, he started to trust men more and thought that the female lead had to be him. In the later stage, he became more sensible and defended the female lead in every way. In the end, he even risked his life to save her. But there is no way, who made you the second male lead.

I don't really like it, the character structures are weird and inconsistent from front to back. The plot is detailed at one time and passed over at the other, but it doesn't make it a drama. I really don't like the male protagonist's structure, and the plot of Miss Cao makes the male protagonist's character too cheap! The second male lead is really good. The choice of the female lead (choosing the male lead) really makes me feel that the female lead is weird... In short, it's weird. As soon as I became enthusiastic, I immediately became indifferent. It was a bit painful to read...

The heroine's character and abilities are very likeable, and the plot is okay, but the male protagonist and supporting actors are too awkward. For example, the male protagonist Lian Ergongzi wanted to write about him pretending to be romantic to numb others, but the writing was so heavy that it became obscene... Even if he was pretending, he would not flirt with women. He even took advantage of the maids, and teased his subordinates when no one was around, which made people ignore him. Even if Mr. Cui, the second male lead, has a venomous mouth, he still has the upbringing of a young man from an aristocratic family, right? That's too much to say. The prince acted like an innocent little puppy, the scene was unimaginable.

The story is quite moving and engaging, the ending is acceptable, and the emotional line is reasonable. Emperor Mingzong and Queen Wang are the most admirable pair. Although they have their own choices and losses, and they may be more cooperative and affectionate with each other, they both have good intentions, live in harmony, and deal with things properly together. The second young master Cui couldn't help but let go in the end, and even lost an arm in the end, which is disappointing, but the author couldn't help it if he wrote it like this. In fact, Cui Er's character, willfulness and stubbornness are engraved in his bones. If chasing a wife is easier, being his wife is very tiring. You have to be careful to coax him. Once he offends, it will lead to some paranoid behavior. The dandyism of Mr. Lian is an illusion, but he is actually thoughtful and cautious, and is the backbone of the palace. Therefore, the process with Miss Cao's family seems forced and deliberate. The Cao family's background is very shallow. With Lian Er's ability, he can discover Miss Cao's hypocrisy with just a little investigation. How could she do such a benevolent and righteous act. Even if Lian Er mistakenly admits to the wrong person and misreports his past life relationship, given his character, he should not act so blindly and affectionately. This paragraph lowers the logic of the entire plot. And in the end, the 18-year life span given to the heroine by Dr. Li was not understood. She was reborn after rebirth. Do we still need a reason?! If there were no so-called 18 years, then Cui Er did not lose an arm, and then Lian Er and Miss Cao did not act so deliberately, I personally think it would be more logical and smoother.

It's a good read. I haven't found such a refreshing novel in a long time. There is no damn hunting, no damn foreign countries coming to court, and no damn big war scenes. What a great novel. There are none of these minefields, and the word count is not crammed towards the end. The characters are arranged well, and the supporting characters do not take away from the main plot. The description of the protagonist's events is clever and cute, and the protagonist is playful and interesting. Maybe it's because I like Mr. Lian Er more, hahaha. I like him very much, but I don't like Mr. Cui. It's a good novel. Please read it slowly.

After reading the full text, the author's writing style is delicate and in line with the elegance of ancient proverbs. The plot is neither bloody nor pretentious. The heroine is also very bland and lacks the halo of Mary Sue and the heroine. The only regret is that I was very optimistic about the second male lead, and then the ending was a bit anxious.

It's really good. I've read so many similar novels. This one is not cliché and has ups and downs in the plot. This is the only one that doesn't directly see the ending. It's worth reading💅