The Imperial Preceptor's Consort

Although some parts are a bit long-winded, it is still a good-looking one. It would be nice to write more about the little princess. I think the little princess is really cute with her big pupils and changing colors. I want to read more, but unfortunately I only wrote a little bit ~ not enough.

In fact, the subject matter is very good, and the writing style is also very good. I originally wanted to give it a good review, but after seeing the second half, I became less and less fond of the male and female protagonists. The first half of the plot is very exciting, and the trivial plot after entering Beijing is annoying to watch. The male protagonist has too many calculations. Although he has to plan in his position, it is really scary to think about everything in every detail. It is also very tiring after watching too much. I am always afraid that he will suddenly turn dark in the next chapter. The heroine is too weak, a virgin, with a weak personality and very ordinary character. She is a little smart in the early stage, and at least her hexagram skills are first-class. After falling in love with the hero, she becomes a love brain and a dodder flower. Without the hero's love, protection and indulgence, she can do almost nothing. The IQ and EQ are often not online... It all depends on the male protagonist to arrange and take care of everything. The male protagonist regards the female protagonist as his only emotional sustenance, so he coaxes, supports, and dotes on the female protagonist, and the love is unreasonable. Although the author constantly describes how important the male protagonist's psychological activities are to strengthen the relationship, it is really not convincing. Not only does the heroine feel insecure, but so do the readers. The heroine's inferiority complex is very scientific. She really can only be a vase except for her hexagram skills. The more I read the later chapters, the more I feel that the plot is bland and trivial, and the CP, who is obviously very sweet and doting, is completely unacceptable. Sometimes I even feel that the heroine is like a pet raised by the hero. The hero has taken care of everything in the heroine's life. The heroine just needs to wait at home and give him spiritual comfort... For the man, the family mission is no longer needed, and the centuries-old talent inheritance is no longer needed. Other sisters have sacrificed their own interests for the family, but the heroine attaches all her self-worth to the man. Although the Xue family's broken traditions are disgusting and vulgar, the heroine really doesn't like this kind of self-feeling. Especially the Virgin Mary who was worried about this and that, but she only cared. She never thought that the other sisters were sacrificing themselves to help others and the family, but she didn't need to do anything. She could just be a man's cute healing pet.

Very good, not cliché, I can recommend it ~ The first half is better than the second half, and the heroine in the second half seems too mediocre.

So beautiful

Very beautiful, the subject matter is very novel

Clean, just a world for two people

This is the story of a family of five, old and young, who confidently feed off the girls of the Xue family in order to become emperor.

Overall it's okay

One of the rare good works among Seven Cats, not too much mess, simple and warm, beautiful, highly recommended

The downfall of this book is that it writes about love in the later stages. Evenly matched friendships are good to watch. I don't like the heroine.