The Noblewoman Chang Ying

Still the second review: I won't go into all the praises. Fanduo's book has already been full of praises. This book is about the prosperous period of the six clans in the country. The change of imperial power, the choice of clans and their sides. The heroine is like Qiao Mei and Zhaojie. She is favored, her character is not perfect, and she has different opinions. It is normal. The aristocratic family went through the old emperor at the beginning, to the deposed prince, to Shenbo, to the clan puppet emperor, to Wen Yaozi (a bit like Liu Bang), and finally to the Dunhou (mediocre) Wen Zhiqi who finally took the throne... The ups and downs were basically caused by civil strife... The following is the fault finding: How should I put it, the invasion of the Rong and Di people was a bit hasty, even the instigation and the jumping of positions, it felt a bit, well, far-fetched. In order to promote the plot, it was introduced in a few words, and it felt like a tool paper man. The city was broken. The heroine's late-stage stuff that was too low-key was a bit unreasonable.

The pinnacle work "The Long Win" is impeccable both in terms of characters, plot and compactness. The only failure is in the latter part of the fourth volume and the fifth volume, which makes people feel uncomfortable because of the predetermined ending. It is recommended that you read up to Chapter 80 of Volume 4, then start from Chapter 109 of Volume 5 to the end, and flip through it casually in the middle. This kind of reading experience is better. A wonderful work, "The Daughter of a Famous Family", the overall characters of the main and supporting characters are good, compact, and the ending is also good. The disadvantage is that volumes one, two, and seven all have a lot of plot twists and supporting characters, so they need to be skipped appropriately. A wonderful work, "The Royal Child Bride", with good overall character design and compactness of the main and supporting characters. The downfall is the extras, so I suggest you just ignore the extras. "Chun Mao Hou Men" is a useless work. The overall characters of the main and supporting characters are okay, but its shortcomings are the mediocre compactness, dull writing style, and the overall plot is relatively childish. The trivial film "You Will Marry Me" has a good overall character design of the main characters, supporting characters and plot, but its failure is the large amount of water injected into it, a flood-like water injection. The first hundred chapters are okay. "This Harem Is Poisonous" is a tasteless novel. Although I'm not a big fan of the subject matter, and I've read dozens of chapters, the shortcoming is still watered down. Coupled with the emperor's scumbag character design, I'm afraid its appeal will be limited. The failed work "Stepdaughter's Glory", the first hundred chapters are acceptable, the protagonist's character is good, but the plot later has too many places where the plot is dull and the rhythm is disordered, and the supporting characters' facial expressions are flat and difficult to maintain. I left "Purple Terrace" because I wasn't interested in the subject matter, but I didn't dare to watch "Princess Yuanxiu". Don't know about others.

This is torturing people to death. It's better to just plan to follow the dragon from the beginning like you did... There is obviously a chance, and the first three volumes have laid the groundwork, but it was killed by the plot. I really want to get sick.

This is forced plot killing

I finished reading it after much stumbling. The heroine is really lucky. Although the last volume is very painful, killing Wen Yaozi is still a relief, ugh

I was really touched by the full help during the breakout. Such loyalty.

To be honest, I can't bear it a little bit

I just feel sorry for Liu Ruoyi. Children without a mother are really miserable. The heroine is mainly martyred, and her children are also like this to some extent.

Mo Ye was also let go by him. This was the fault of his soft-heartedness. He was simply worse than Shen Zanghui. Shen Zanghui knew about his wife Bieber's mother.

The male protagonist protects his family to the point where he can no longer distinguish between right and wrong. He can only be the leader of the clan, not the master of the world. Oh my god, I thought Jiang Yashuang was ordinary before, but now I realize that Jiang Yashuang is a normal personality forced out by Shen Zangfeng, a weird personality who protects shortcomings.