Title: The Favorite Concubine in the Palace
Source: Tomato Novel
Word count: 630,000 words
Recommended Index: Four and a half stars
Novel rating: 9.3
Tags: Ancient | scheming| the end of the sweet pet || the palace fight
Comments: As a qualified emperor, the male protagonist has his country and his people in his heart. His heart cannot be completely heroine, so unrealistic.
And after that, he also guarded the heroine, and promised that there would be no other women, which was rare as an emperor!
Secondly, the male protagonist is a very qualified emperor, who grew up under the insidiousness step by step.
Although he did not face the emotions between them so directly before he figured it out, he always figured it out and was also a very spoiled heroine.
The author's text is clear and well organized, and there is a sense of substitution. This article is like the biluochun in the palace of the precious concubines. The first entry is slightly bitter, and the aftertaste is a little sweet. Can't resist taking another bite.
Wonderful presentation: Everyone was stunned, Su Jing looked at the person on the top stupidly, this fight was absolutely deliberate.
"Or were you not talking about the moon?" Zong Zhengjin absolutely did not admit that his mood at the moment had suddenly changed after entering the banquet.
This was bullying, Ning Xiaoying pulled the sleeve of Rasu Jingqi without a trace.
Su Jingqi sighed and said with some embarrassment, "Back to the emperor, the concubines just said, they don't know the moon when they are young, they call it a white jade plate, and the two sisters laugh at the concubines as soon as they hear it." ”
"Haha," Zong Zhengjin laughed, "this is indeed like something you can do, and now it's like a child." ”
The emperor teased the concubine again, "Isn't this guy angry?"
After Zong Zhengjin finished speaking, he also remembered that he was now angry with her, saw her smiling, snorted coldly, turned his head, and did not answer the call again.
Everyone was confused by the emperor's sudden change of face, and secretly warned themselves to abide by the rules and not to make mistakes, which caused the emperor's anger.