Palace Fight? I Can Read Files Infinitely and Cry Like an Emperor

I have followed it for more than a hundred chapters, and I feel a little sympathy for the concubines. Lan Bin was originally free on the prairie, and she also had someone she longed for. After being sent to get married, her personality gradually became distorted in the palace, and she began to compete for favor. In the end, she became a beautiful but vicious and unfavored woman who was as beautiful as a kilometer of ornaments. There is also the Queen, and Wei Concubine. And that noble man who has a good relationship with the Queen Mother, but I can't even remember his name. I felt happy at first, but later I still felt that feudalism was misleading. A woman's life is imprisoned in the palace, fighting for a little favor to settle down and live. I also wonder if the heroine had no ability to retaliate, would she have been protected and favored by the emperor? Alas, I still can't think too deeply after reading such a relaxing, joyful and warm article. At that time, the joy of chasing articles all night was indeed very good. Come on, author!

Why do you have to think so much... Originally, it was not the female protagonist's choice to be selected into the palace. It was the male protagonist who liked the female protagonist first. If the emperor did not have a harem, he would be drowned by the spit of the previous dynasty. The male protagonist is still dedicated to his career. In order to stabilize the previous dynasty, he must have a harem. And I don't understand why you still need to be clean after reading Guyan? It would be fine if the author set Shuang Jie, but a good-looking article should not be framed by this setting. It can describe the constraints, hardships, and difficulties of ancient women (although this book does not, because its tone is more relaxed), rather than requiring Shuang Jie to be a couple for the rest of their lives. Having a double wife means that there will be plots such as drugging, frame-up, and rape. Being together for the rest of your life means that there will definitely be jealousy between the female protagonist and the female protagonist. The female protagonist will definitely feel that because the female protagonist said this, the male protagonist will not marry her. Isn't this very low? It was set many years ago.

Hua Tsai, I always thought the emperor was clean, but it turns out he has several children

How do you read the ancient saying that you can't ask for double cleanliness? I came here to watch novels, not feudal dynasties It's disgusting enough that a bunch of studs have a harem on a male channel, but when I watch a female channel, I have to endure the men hugging each other? How come you still allow men to have harems in ancient feudal harems in modern times? The novels are all fictional, so why can't we be both clean? I have to endure a man's dirty cucumber while reading a novel? ?

Put your ears and mouth and ask, is this a double cleanse? (I mainly watch Shuangjie and non-CP ones. I feel uncomfortable if I don't watch Shuangjie 👉👈)

I quite like it so far, but I don't want the heroine to really fall in love with the emperor in the end. I really like the heroine's free and easy attitude.

It's not Shuangjie, right? Can anyone tell me?

Qidian has updated to almost 130 chapters, why is it only 106 chapters here?

I clicked on it more than a dozen times a day, but still no new chapters were found, so what time does Queque update it every day, and how much?

The plot of this book is novel and interesting, but I usually only read Shuang Jie in novels. The emperor can also understand that there are concubines, but I really mind it when I see that the male protagonist has two daughters and a son. As the concubine, the female protagonist should be the emperor. I hope it can be changed. I really mind it. Does the female protagonist also want to be a stepmother?