The Marquis's Overworked Mistress Died, and After Being Reborn, She Refused to Serve Them

Stick to about 160 chapters. I liked it all before. He also actively participated in various segment reviews. Ever since the imperial concubine appeared, I had been reluctant to watch it. . The imperial concubine's natal family is a butcher family. Didn't the emperor feel uncomfortable when he held the imperial concubine in his arms? Then she lived in "Fengming Palace". . Doesn't the phoenix represent the queen? Also "Feng Ming". . Before the queen showed up, I thought she was too cool to allow a noble concubine to live in the "Fengming Palace" so arrogantly. Then the queen appeared. . Abandon the article and take the pass. .

The writing is good and the storyline is good. It's a pity that the heroine and her daughter are as sharp as knives, and they kill everyone except their own family. I don't quite understand the double standards that the female protagonist has towards the male protagonist. Maybe she relies on the male protagonist's love for her and her inability to let go of her, so she verbally attacks him personally again and again. Fortunately, the male protagonist doesn't read much and has a straightforward personality. He can withstand these insults as sharp as a knife with his steel and iron bones.

This is the first time I have read such an illogical book. Can the blue bird on the rust handkerchief turn into a phoenix with just a touch of fingernail color? The heroine is a god, and the sister of a noble concubine is so afraid of the daughter of a petty official?

It's pretty good, the plot is novel

The front part is quite exciting, really upright and worthy of a scholarly family. But for the sake of torture, writing about some of the frustrations between the male protagonist and the female protagonist before they started, it is very unreasonable at this time. The male protagonist just rejected the marriage, so you blame him for the unfortunate marriage with the second male protagonist after the rejection? The second one that is very illogical is about Aunt Zhao and the Imperial Palace, which describes the sublimation of the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. It has a strong sense of peacekeeping and conflicting values. It was originally a good review, but now it has been changed to a neutral review.

The heroine thinks she is smart. After being reborn, she looks down on everyone equally and belittles businessmen. After watching it for a long time, I found that the heroine is also super stupid. And the relationship is written in a messy way

There are some places in my ideas that really don't make sense.

It's really beautiful! Although it is an online article, the author conveys very positive values ​​in a limited space, and there is no big problem with the plot setting. Values ​​are gained through the struggle between women, and there is no forced strategy. Many authors want to improve the situation and write some illogical strategies, or there are 180 characters, which seems to be more powerful. In fact, it is better to write about the people and things that a noble girl has to deal with, and the emotions will develop, heat up, and settle naturally. No woman can resist her loyal dog boyfriend, hahaha. Continue to follow the author's other works

After watching half of it, I was disgusted and crazy. The male protagonist was misogynistic and disrespected women. After the female protagonist got angry about this incident for the first time, the male protagonist did not give any explanation for the incident, but the female protagonist seemed to have forgotten the incident and said nothing. Later, the male protagonist went to the home of the female protagonist's ex-husband and said, "You can be as wild and crazy as you want, just don't touch the female protagonist." Other female characters, including passers-by and maids, were all being teased by the male. It was suspected that all of them were part of the misogynistic male protagonist's play.

You won't get together with that second uncle, right? There are no other men left, so I have to fall into a pit.