The Eldest Sister Is as Pale as a Chrysanthemum, and the Reborn Concubine Is Born with a Bad Temper and Is Not Easy to Mess With.

The writing is not good, the sentences are not fluent, and there are many bad sentences.

If you like sweet and domineering CEOs, you can watch it! The heroine pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger in this life, which is very exciting. It's a pity that when he met King Rui again, who was a concubine in his previous life, he instantly lusted after a girl~

Repeatedly describing how disgusting and hypocritical my sister-in-law is. I only saw that the heroine was stupid in her previous life.

It feels like the heroine is the wife's child

The logic is weird, there are a lot of typos

Read it in three or four days. It can be used as a transitional book when there is a book shortage. Once you have read it, you don't need to read it again. It's not a very good book. After the heroine was reborn as a concubine, she no longer stood up for her eldest sister. The character of her eldest sister was alluding to Duru. There are no big mistakes in the logic and writing style of the whole novel, but there is nothing outstanding about it. The character setting fails. First, the female protagonist is too weak. She has nothing but beauty. The advantage of rebirth is not mentioned. The male protagonist just falls in love with beauty. The appearance is maintained at all times. Without the male protagonist, the female protagonist will die several times; secondly, it is all a secret plan of the back house, and the methods are not good enough. The characters of each noble lady are sometimes deep and scheming, and sometimes they are stupid and stupid like a pig. The heroine is no exception. Sometimes she can be awesome, but in the blink of an eye she is nothing. It's average, not a good article.

It's not a tiring read at this length, but the plot and background are average, and the battles between palaces and houses are not exciting, so it's okay to pass the time in an ordinary way. There is something strange about the heroine's rebirth, and the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is very inexplicable. Although the heroine is set to want to be independent and self-reliant after rebirth, the heroine also took advantage of the convenience of learning something in her previous life, and her test scores were among the best. But the male protagonist is not reborn. The female protagonist's background and ability are simply not enough to attract a big male protagonist. After all, is there still a lack of good-looking people in the Kyoto girl circle? The female protagonist is even more weird. The male protagonist was very kind to her in her previous life. She just doesn't want to be a concubine in this life. As for avoiding the male protagonist in every possible way? She repeatedly mentioned what happened in bed in her previous life. Could it be that the heroine has become cold-blooded in this life? The female protagonist hurt the male protagonist with cold words, and when the male protagonist was deposed and banned, and when she rejected the second prince, she was more irritating to the second prince, and even said that the second prince was not worthy of such words. I really can't understand the heroine's actions. Is she trying to attract hatred for the male protagonist? Although the confinement was just a plan between the male protagonist and the emperor, the female protagonist did not know it at the time, and it was unbelievable to do so.

The male protagonist has a very noble character and has strong abilities, but why did the female protagonist in the previous life get sent to his house? What's more, he has such a strong personality, who dares to touch his woman? And where are her secret guards?

It's too intellectual, a mindless piece of writing.

The plot is very smooth and not too clever! This is important. A novel worth reading after dinner!