Peach Blossoms Reflect the Country (original Novel "peach Blossoms Reflect the Country" Starring Meng Ziyi and Liu Xueyi)

When the peach is young, its flowers are shining brightly; when the son returns, it will be suitable for his family. In the Book of Songs, peach blossoms are used to describe women who are virtuous and beautiful, worthy of marrying home, and cherished. Shen Zaiye sneered at this. In his opinion, it is best for a woman to be virtuous if she has no talent. If a woman is so smart, what use does a man have? Women can be beautiful, and they can also be virtuous. After all, beauty is always pleasing to the eye. However, the more beautiful a woman is, the more dangerous she is and the more she needs to be careful. As the prime minister of the Wei Dynasty, in order to unite ministers from all over the country, Shen had "a group of wives and concubines" at home. In the eyes of everyone, he is just a ruthless man who is easily addicted to women. But few people know how fierce Shen is in his ambition. No woman can enter his heart. He doesn't want to have any weakness, until a woman named Jiang Taohua appears. Jiang Peach Blossom is as clear as hibiscus without carvings, she is charming to the bone without even realizing it, she is a naturally delicate and pretty woman who will captivate a country. As a princess of the Zhao Kingdom, she is beautiful, charming, and even smart. She knows how to size up the situation and manipulate people's hearts. Marrying Shen Zaiye was initially forced by him because of his scheme, but later, it was not for her own self-preservation. One is using the princess to achieve a great cause, and the other is relying on the powerful to survive the country. Shen Zaiye and Jiang Taohua are surprisingly matched. Shen Zaiye is called Zaiye, but he lives above the temple, holding a high position, and plays with the Wei Dynasty. He has his ambitions and plans to dominate the world. Jiang Taohua belongs to the State of Zhao. Even though the State of Zhao is weak, she does not want her country to become a subsidiary of another country. Different ways do not lead to mutual understanding. The two of them are destined to be in a hostile state and are not on the same ground. The two of them were evenly matched, and they had countless confrontations with each other on a daily basis. They both know each other's weaknesses and even become the people who understand each other best in a short period of time. But once things like feelings happen, they can no longer be avoided. He is ruthless, but once he falls in love, he falls in love with her to the core. When powerful forces collide, either one side will give in, or both sides will suffer losses. In the end, he gave up the country, just to make her smile.

The male and female protagonists are actually quite charming. Both of them have distinct characteristics, but if you think about it carefully, they still have a bit of a golden finger. Goldfinger is not scary, but what is scary is that Goldfinger is too obvious. Apart from the main characters having a crush on the heroine, there is really nothing else in this book that is a big deal. Highly recommended!

The male protagonist is not my type. I don't like the male protagonist who has three wives and four concubines. Goodbye.

The author is great, and the writing is beautiful. The emotions of the protagonists are very delicate. Shen Zaiye and Jiang Taohua, from the beginning of mutual dislike, to the growing trust and sweetness later (well, it can't be considered trust because they always scheme against each other, but there is no way, I can't think of other words, so I will use this instead, woo hoo, it's so difficult for me to be ignorant). It's really great. This is the first time I like a book so much, and it's not enough after reading it. Alas, Chang Jue is so pitiful in this book. Such a good person died. I am so heartbroken! Also, the ending of the beautiful couple Lu Zhilan and Emperor Mingde was so tragic that I almost cried. The author really wants to send you a blade, ugh, but I can't bear to part with it... Sigh... Anyway, the author is looking forward to your new book (๑˙ー˙๑), and we will always stand behind you. Also, come on! ٩(๑•◡-๑)۶ⒽⓤⒼ❤

The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is just natural and natural. The writing is also good. The thinking is clear and there are no loopholes. There is no particularly exaggerated description, making it very comfortable to watch. But this book makes me feel quite regretful actually. For example, the heroine's brother. Maybe it's because the heroine's brother is not the protagonist, and the description is just a brushstroke. Even though he died, I actually think it's a pity. Because he will be alone until he dies. Another example is the heroine's master. I think this kind of person is often written about in novels. Of course I'm not talking about the master. He is the kind of person who doesn't realize it at first, but later feels that he can't be loved. It's the type where disaster comes from the mouth. Even if you like it. I also denied liking her a long time ago. As a result, there is no way out until the very end. In fact, I still really want to read the heroine's previous story and his subsequent story. I think he can have a good home. In fact, there is one thing he said that I think is still too late, maybe because he thought it was too late, that is, he took in his apprentice as his wife and raised him. I like him very much. Nothing very stubborn about it. On the contrary, he really thinks about the heroine. I know there is no antidote to the heroine's poison. Go Ape. Because of the robe that the hostess made for him, he couldn't bear to get it dirty. Another example is the emperor who is assisted by the male protagonist. Just because he has two names, I won't say which one it is. I think he also likes the heroine. Even if the author wrote to the end, he did not write what his ending would be like. Well, it should be one of those kind of open-ended endings. Because there is a paragraph in the author's article where he once wrote that he would have regrets. Maybe he regretted not marrying the heroine. Got a beard by the male protagonist. He might not have thought so at first, but in the end, he still fell in love with Ying. In fact, I think he is a character that I find confusing but also like very much. Another example is the prince who likes the heroine. In fact, when I saw the author's description of how the prince liked the heroine, I actually felt quite moved. I think the heroine was also a little moved. Otherwise, he would not have left the prince with a way out for her. Give him a way out and let him go. I think he really liked the heroine. Just like that for the person you like. And the late emperor drank the cup of poison. But I think the ending the author gave him is pretty good. The two of them lived an ordinary life without fighting or competing for each other. I think it's very good. Of course, in the end I still feel there are regrets. It's the deceased emperor and Concubine Lan. In fact, when he was not dead at first, I didn't think he liked Concubine Lan very much. Well, I can't say that. I actually like it, but not as deeply as I imagined. After he died, I felt that it was good that Concubine Lan could miss him so much, and the author also described that he really liked Concubine Lan, pampered, indulged, felt sorry for her, and of course loved her deeply. In fact, when I saw him dead, I really felt very sorry. Even if he is, um, no longer the emperor. Even if he faked his death, or if he and Concubine Lan could be together no matter what, I think it would still be good. Of course, the ending written by the author made me like it but not like it. The late emperor is definitely going to die, but I think Concubine Lan is also very innocent, because the person she likes doesn't like her, but the person who likes her is already dead. And after he died, he realized that he also liked him. And he killed himself. In fact, I think this is a very tangled and tangled emotion. Of course it makes me feel very sad to see it. In fact, it's hard to say. So be it. Haha, actually I still have one regret. Well, from the bottom up, my regret is the heroine. In fact, I always thought the heroine should die. Of course not the kind of curse. Because I think she should have been a little more tortuous even if she survived the poison. Of course I feel sorry for her too. He has suffered a lot since childhood. For his brother. Doing things that are not appropriate for your age. Even if he found his true love in the end, his brother would not have a good outcome. It makes me feel like his brother is just having a good time for nothing. But what's the use of working hard for so long? Is it right? Of course, it's no wonder that it was Empress Lu who did it. I have always disliked male protagonists. To be honest, I don't like him very much. But I think he's pretty good, maybe because I don't think he loves the heroine that deeply. In fact, comparing it, I think the heroine's master or the prince. Dou likes the female protagonist more than the male protagonist. Also more considerate. Love more. The male protagonist makes me feel that he has been taking advantage of the female protagonist. Well, and not that kind to her. Let's start from the first chapter, or later. I feel like he has been tossing the heroine. Even though I felt sorry for the heroine, it made me feel less distressed. Of course, everyone has different opinions. Oops, I still think the author's writing style is good. But the style of his writing tends to favor male and female protagonists. He didn't seem to be that careful about other things. Except for the male and female protagonists, he didn't write down anything in detail. Well, this makes me feel that it is still good or bad. The good thing is that with a faster-paced novel, you can read it faster and it won't feel draggy. The bad thing is that some things may not be felt or understood. Of course, this still depends on personal opinion. I hold a neutral opinion. It depends on whether the author is comfortable with it or not. So, see you here.

The marriage that was obtained with great pains changed the marriage partner overnight. From the perspective of the benefits available, it was more beneficial to Jiang Taohua. But no matter how happy she is, she still has to do some superficial work. Who calls her a victim? She should have some rights. However, this person's methods were too much, Jiang Taohua met a difficult opponent, and her life was still firmly in his hands. What can she do? She is not familiar with this place, who else in this Wei Dynasty can help her? Jiang Taohua, who was quite quick-thinking, immediately thought of a candidate. The relationship between the original marriage partner and the Prime Minister of Wei seemed to be very unusual, so she decided to start with him. In front of Shen Zaiye, Jiang Taohua's little thoughts are really not enough to see, but when both parties don't know each other well enough, acting skills can still come in handy. She deceived the guards in the palace and used ruthless tactics to turn the situation that was about to lead to death into a sudden turn. Thanks to King Nan's upright character, Taohua's plan successfully made Shen Zaiye give up his intention to kill him. The backyard of the Prime Minister's Mansion is not a simple place, Jiang Taohua felt this from the moment she first entered the mansion. She carefully ensured her own life, but was used by Shen Zaiye to balance the backyard. With troubles coming to her door again and again, concubines fighting secretly, and many pitfalls ahead, the life of Princess Zhao is not easy. Meeting Shen Zaiye was a turning point in Jiang Taohua's life. The charm skills practiced by women in the Zhao Kingdom seemed completely useless in front of him, but one day Shen Zaiye would be bewitched by her charm skills. It was not certain who would be charmed by whom first. This great country was originally Shen Zaiye's goal. After Jiang Taohua appeared, she was added to his target. Helping Chang Jue and protecting Zhao Guo, Jiang Taohua lived her life for others and never thought that she could become the object of others' dedicated protection. The peach blossom destroyed the prime minister, and also destroyed the country.

It's been a long time since I cried while watching an ancient novel. When I saw the peach blossom child, Shen Zaiye was sad, it was very sad. But the ending was good, and the emotional change process of Lao Shen was very well written!

I have read the paper version of the book, and after finishing it, I felt very sorry for the heroine, who was a princess but was raped by her stepmother~~ The male and female protagonists are very smart. They just used each other at first and then developed feelings for each other. Those who say that the male protagonist has three wives and four concubines, please read the whole book before commenting. Those wives and concubines are just an act of confusion. The male protagonist is the prime minister and holds the power to hide from others. In fact, he has never touched those women. This book is really good to read. Both the male and female protagonists have high quotients. They are very cooperative in palace fighting and other matters. However, the heroine is poisoned by love poison and there is no antidote in the end. It's a bit sadistic.

Both of them lived soberly and understood their intentions from beginning to end. The only thing they didn't expect was that they were sincerely moved for each other. The story of Jiuda is as good as ever!

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