The Central Palace

Although it's a bit long, it's really nice. Each time Jiang Jiang and the emperor separated, it was a little more than three years. The eldest princess Aning fell in love with the consort at first sight, but the consort Que fell in love with Jiang Jiang's half-sister Song Qianqian. The queen mother was so happy that Jiang Jiang's brother molested her that Jiang Jiang stabbed her chest in the end, and the emperor was possessive of Jiang Jiang. Tai Qiang made many mistakes, which caused a gap between Jiang Jiang and the emperor. However, Jiang Jiang lost his memory after going to Hexi, and gave birth to a girl. However, in order to save his good friend, Jiang Jiang gave the less than one month old child to a child who was only 7-8 years old. Many years later, mother and daughter met...

Nice ancient sayings, I like Jiang Jiang very much. It begins with the death of the heroine Jiang Jiang's mother-in-law. The heroine is a palace maid, but she relies on her childhood friendship with the emperor and her mother-in-law's identity as the emperor's wet nurse to find out the truth about her mother's death. But the truth is not important to everyone. Between the lines, the emperor's helplessness, the majesty of the imperial power, the concubine's difficulty, and Jiang Jiang's forbearance deeply touched my heart. I have read the latest chapter and am looking forward to the plot~

Very interesting, highly recommended. I have rarely seen this type of book in Qimao. It is very interesting, highly recommended. The love-hate entanglement between the young emperor and the wet nurse's daughter is completely to my liking. I won't spoil it, but the author's writing and plot are below. In addition to Jiang Jiang and Feng Huai, I also like Huanxi Little Cutie very much. Woohoo, happy🥰

I just started using Qimao. I had nothing to do and I just opened an article to kill time. I didn't expect to meet a treasured author. This article is so good. It's both doting and sadistic. I really want to read the sweet love between the male and female protagonists.

How to say, it's hard to comment. The author's writing style seems to be pretentious and pretentious, and the writing is not coherent, which makes it tiring to read. The author's ideas are okay, and he tells a complicated story: involving love, court, and harem, without being clever, but there are too many illogical and absurd places. For example, a 6-year-old child knows how to maneuver, disguise himself as an adult, saw off his legs on stilts, and help the prince clear obstacles in the court. The 8-year-old prince began to lay out, wait a minute, there are too many such things. If you want to write freely, why not just write fairy tales?

The male protagonist is useless

After reading the first thirty chapters, I felt that the male protagonist did not love the female protagonist that much. Otherwise, why would he not dare to stay overnight on the wedding night and pretend to show affection to others. Why is the heroine not allowed to give birth even though she is six months pregnant? Later, I saw the heroine eloping with Huanxi. The supervisor was angry and felt aggrieved for the male protagonist. After listening to it, I also felt aggrieved. When I saw the ending, I felt even more that the female protagonist didn't love the male protagonist much. If she did, why couldn't she walk every time she saw Huanxi. He kept saying that joy was the bond he grew up with. She forgot that the male protagonist also grew up with her. The heroine is originally a slave. Because the heroine's mother is the hero's wet nurse, the hero has raised her as his wife since she was a child. She is as pampered as a flower, ignorant of worldly affairs and unable to see darkness. From the age of 8 when the female protagonist was bewitched, the male protagonist was forced to grow up and began to seize power. The meaning of the male protagonist's life is to protect the female protagonist and the wet nurse. While the male protagonist is holding it in his hands like a treasure, he is heartbroken for another man and washes his hands to make soup for another man. But she said she didn't like happiness. I really can't understand the heroine's feelings towards Huanxi.

After watching Jiang Jiang, Ah Jiu and Huan Xi support each other and rely on each other over the years, it is like life, with more bitterness and less sweetness, but they have exhausted all their efforts for the precious sweetness in life. Becoming an evil ghost, Shura, or Rakshasa is just to protect the most important person in your heart. I really love the author's writing style. I'm still unsatisfied after reading it and look forward to more works.

Not Shuangjie, abusive writing. It's heartbreaking to watch. The emperor seems to love the heroine very much, but unfortunately he always has many worries. He hurts the heroine for the sake of royal power and favors his concubines. It is dirty and disturbing to watch.

It was so depressing that I cried so much that I couldn't help myself. It's a really good book. There is no vernacular in the whole book.