Happy Brows

This is an imaginary novel adapted from true history with a beautified ending. I heard that this story was adapted from history, so I searched it on Baidu. Many people are real, including the story of Wang Shouren who was unable to speak when he was a child until he was five years old. It can be said that the author is very careful. From the policies of Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty to the smallest things that each character has experienced, he has handled them very well. And I think his ending is really good. It fulfills the regret in our hearts - Ming Xiaozong no longer works hard and dies, and the queen can also grow old together with Ming Xiaozong. The second son will no longer die young, and the eldest son will no longer be called a faint king. The final ending of this novel is that the identities of the second son and the eldest son are exchanged. Queen Zhang's brother will not be killed, which can be said to have really fulfilled the regret in his heart. The characteristic of the whole book is that he handles things very reasonably and handles all the plots in a very orderly manner, which can be said to be interlocking and fascinating. He brings everyone's character traits to life.

Because of Wang Yangming, Xie Qian, Li Dongyang and Ning Guifei, I thought about Zhu Youtang for a while, and finally found it. . . It feels quite powerful, a book based on historical fiction.

This book is not very famous, but it is really well written. The relaxed writing style makes people feel better after reading it. It's not just fans, it's fine. We will always keep silently guarding this book, hee hee😊, please do your best to the author.

After watching Wanxi's extra story, I really felt like fate was playing tricks on me. In the previous life, when I was young and ignorant, I blindly fell in love with Zhu Xizhou and spent half my life working with him. If there was just no love, that would be it. It is not impossible to live out this life by treating each other as guests. But Zhu Xizhou was such a scumbag. He not only wanted to be the son-in-law of the Duke's Mansion to consolidate his position in the court, but he also didn't want to be criticized behind his back and said that he was a softie. He turned all his embarrassment and anger into disgust for Wanxi, and underneath his disgust was a deep sense of inferiority and guilt. Wanxi is the daughter-in-law of the Duke's Mansion. She is proud of herself, and she sincerely despises She's pretentious way of pretending to be weak and doing one thing in front of others and another behind her back. But for Zhu Xizhou, she was too tough-tempered, which made him feel that she did not need love - only children who cry can get candy.

I have finished reading all the articles that I have been collecting for so long(?). I used to think that the humorous language in the book revealed a little depth, but I felt it had a direction but failed to grasp it. After reading it all at once today, I grasped one thing. Of course, the hazy feeling I had before was incomplete. It was a personal feeling and did not represent other readers and authors. I think what makes me understand is human nature. Upright style and secret vanity, brilliance and worldly sophistication, hypocrisy that deceives oneself and innocence that has not completely disappeared, cruelty and cowardice, humble status but adhering to responsibilities, working hard for the bottom line in the heart, training and improving oneself step by step from innocence and recklessness... Some of them are extremely humane, some are loyal to the emperor, some are noble and noble, some are stupid and pitiful, some are absurd and miserable, some persevere hard, and some are reborn through hard work... They are the various forms of sentient beings, not Dajing relying on Ming, but reality, the unchanging human nature throughout the ages. Shown in a relaxed style, there won't be too much darkness, and perhaps all the darkness will be borne by Zhen Zhen. I admit that I feel a little uncomfortable when I see Zhen Zhen claiming that she is not a good person, when she is on guard against others, when she is strategizing. But this kind of discomfort is not annoying, but she can't bear the innocence of others. Her innocence has faded, and she wants to spread her wings to protect her family. There are vicissitudes of life beneath the skin of children. Fortunately, she gained success and happiness. I don't know if others feel this way, or even if the author originally wanted to show this when he wrote it. There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. This is the joy in my eyes. The protagonists are not just Zhen Zhen and the prince, but everyone. PS: I had a great time writing argumentative essays for my Chinese homework today. I just reached the state of writing (hu) thinking (luan) and spring (b) gushing (b). I wrote these down as I was inspired. Support Feifei 💋

I know the little prince is very smart, and the little queen too -_-||It seems weird to call them that. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, that's what I mean. I really like them.

Really? I'll kill myself

The author said that he is valuable and annoying, and people can scold him as much as they want. But I think it is this image that is vivid and full. He is shrewd and naive, and he is a living person rather than a piece of paper like a domineering president. This is the biggest difference from Hongwen in the modern circle. Because you won't get tired of seeing this kind of image, and this kind of story is also very meaningful, not to mention that the whole story now not only has a plot but also has some depth (maybe ordinary people can't see it). This is why I like this book so much. (Well, half of it is because of it) Okay, today I wrote a special review about the prince because the prince is too stupid. I will write about the little queen again when I have the opportunity. Mua~Thank you Fei 10 for giving me such a thoughtful book! I haven't read it for a long, long, long, long time! [Emot=default,66/]😙

In today's chapter, Emperor Zhaofeng's final twist is really wonderful. At such a tense moment, the plot suddenly reverses, making people feel relieved all of a sudden. It is still very relaxed and funny. Seeing Zhen Zhen and the prince together upstairs, waiting for spring to come later, really made me feel like the main story was finished. The article I have been chasing for so long is finally coming to an end, which makes me sad and reluctant to let go. But! You still owe Zhen Zhen and the prince a wedding. I want to see them get married! There is also Wanxi and Xie Qian, I really love my uncle-nephew relationship! There is also Ali cotton. Where did the hidden disease of cotton come from and when will it be cured? Also, I want to know more details about how Cang Lu, whom Zhen Zhen felt the most regretful and distressed about in her previous life, turned into Chen Yin step by step. By the way, I feel sorry for Bo'an and Nan Wu Gongzi, poor children without cp. Oh, I almost forgot that my cousin and Zhang Meiqing are getting married to me! These piles of things, if you don't write about them, you won't know. Every time you write about them, they are all pitfalls, waiting for the pits to be filled. One more thing, after reading it, I went back to the third chapter. When I was writing about Canglu, there was a sentence: "The eminent monk left a saying - this kind of kindness comes back and forth, and those who reciprocate will repay it." I didn't understand it at the time, so I skipped it. Now I understand what the so-called reciprocating person means. It turned out that everything I couldn't understand at the beginning has the answer buried in the back.

It can be said that I have read it N times and never get tired of it. Occasionally, I read other articles too frequently. I really love the writing style of the article. I don't know what to say