Three Thousand People in the Harem Are All Salted Fish

The content is good, the plot is interesting, and the male protagonist is okay, but the author forgot to write out the female protagonist's mind!

I finished it after reading it for a few days. The book is relatively light-hearted and not violent. It's just that the characters in the book are very empty, they are all said by the author. The heroine says she is selfish, but there is nothing selfish about her actions. There is no need for selfishness in the process of family growth and character formation. She and her brother have no other siblings in the family. Her mother died early and her father has a concubine that he has yet to remarry. There is no competition in the family. Where is her selfishness? She is familiar with the Four Books and Five Classics and knows martial arts to keep fit. And then she is very simple and has a very weird personality. The male protagonist is a dog, where is the dog? An emperor who has five sons and wins the title of legitimate son has a clear government, a good mind and good looks, and is considered normal in killing, cruelty and lust. The male protagonist's character changes in the book are not supported by events. Suddenly I fell in love with you, which was very confusing. The biggest boss, Concubine Yu, is also suddenly very powerful. Let's just say she is the big boss. In the final analysis of the inner drama, she is the biggest pervert, a pervert just for the sake of being perverted. The author of this book writes well, the plot is very empty, and overall it seems like a no-brainer. In addition, the comments at the end of each chapter are terrible. They are not about discussing the plot. They are just checking in and being the first one. It is a waste of time to open them.

Sometimes I still feel that short stories are better. They don't have to be too long, as they will become messy if they become too long. It's better to write them in one go.

Not bad, mainly because I like the overbearing CEO's mindless style. The plot is not sluggish, there are no disgusting clichés, and every character is very vivid.

It's great. I've read so many books, and this is the only one that doesn't end badly.

It's not Shuang Jie, I quite like it if you enter it carefully.

Before I finish reading, I really want to know what will happen if the queen gives birth to a child? Isn't it possible to "remove the mother and leave the son"?

Shen Ruyan's promotion story, from choosing an attendant to being a queen, to doting on her alone, the emperor's love was given to her. There is a tradition in the palace of removing the mother and leaving the son, so Zhao Yulou breaks the rules for her. Concubine Yu is hidden deep inside, and all the plans come from her.

Wonderful thinking! The drama of Gong Dou has a tricky angle and goes against the grain, but it successfully attracted my attention and I watched it in one sitting! Not bad! There are quotes that make people laugh at midnight, thrilling scenes, and scheming calculations... It's worth reading.

Why is the style similar to "Gong Qian Liu"?