The Days of a Proper Young Lady

A good book, an unexpected rebirth. The only shortcomings are that the foreshadowing is too long, the heroine's rural life is too trivial, the theme of male-female relationships is not entered until about 130 chapters, and the ending is too hasty. Give it a good review.

The background setting of the author Gong Douwen is very flawed. For a queen who does not have a powerful background in her mother's family, the emperor still avoids her and carefully protects his beloved legitimate son. The more he thinks about this, the more wrong it becomes. Moreover, the aura of rebirth seems to be too great, making the villains in the Queen's team look like villains. But I must say that the author's writing style is really good, with delicate strokes. Whether it is an emotional scene or a scene scene, they are all written vividly and visually. The protagonist's emotional development is very smooth, and once they understand each other, they will recognize each other, which is very well written. Overall, the flaws do not hide the virtues, and it is a good book.

It is recommended that the author take the time to write a few extra chapters, and the rating will be higher!

How should I put it? The writing is actually pretty good, but the ending is too sloppy and wraps up too quickly.

This ending is too hasty...

The ending is too sudden.

It's pretty good-looking, and the heroine isn't a virgin, nor is she stupid.

I can't stand it, the pace is slow, the plot is unreasonable, the author has no common sense, the heroine's family conditions are in ancient times, a six-year-old child should be sensible and work, in order to set off the heroine, the brother feels like an idiot, making a wooden bed, I don't want to read it

Good points: The third prince and Chichi are still sweet, and they match well. Bad points: There are many holes that have not been filled. For example, the emperor seems to know all about the evil queen, so why doesn't he avenge the former queen? He keeps responding in a roundabout way. Yes, he is tough when facing the queen directly, but he doesn't deal with it directly. I don't see any powerful force behind the queen to restrain the emperor? Where did the Queen's poison come from? The ending was rushed ~ so the overall rating is average

The male protagonist has been traveling back and forth for four months and the seedlings haven't been harvested yet. I'm still drunk.