Xie Luoshang

The writing is messy, with one rebirth and another rebirth, some ramblings, some ramblings, and it's baffling to read. The misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists was only clarified in the finale (I couldn't stand it anymore and I skipped through the chapter names). There is no need to waste time in it.

It's a mess, sometimes reminiscing, sometimes self-narrating, with a beginning but no end.

It's quite good-looking, the characters are all vivid, there are a lot of foreshadowings, and they're all filled in later. It is the Queen who makes me unhappy. In the best years, whether true or false, the Emperor accompanied and protected Concubine He for more than 20 years. There are several more than 20 years in life. The emperor's memories for the rest of his life are all about his deep love and affection with Concubine He (not to mention that the friendship is fake, fake ones can't give birth to so many children), and the memories of the Queen for the rest of his life are all about the harm done to her by the emperor. The Queen is really sad and sad. I really hope that the Queen can leave the Emperor and be herself freely.

The plot and characters are all okay. I just read over a hundred chapters. There is a deep misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists, which is not easy to solve. Overall, it is quite interesting, but it is a novel that can easily be ignored due to low ratings.

I will stop updating for a few days in November to revise the article from beginning to end. Those who want to add books to their bookshelf can gain some weight first. After I finish the repairs, I will fill in the bugs and give them a perfect reading experience.

This is my favorite plot. It's a pity that it's only been serialized for 60 chapters. I'll save it first.

Sweet and sad, looking forward to the follow-up plot