The Most Noble Lady in the Capital

There is no doubt that Li Mingchen is a scumbag. When they first met, they pretended to be cold and then greeted each other with greetings. After becoming the emperor, there were many tricks. The two faces pretended to be affectionate, and the PUA skills were full of tricks. Scumbag Quote 1: "If you can't give birth, you can't give birth. When I get back, I will find a prince to inherit the throne, and the two of us will go to the private sector and become an ordinary couple." He held my hand and kissed it affectionately. "Look, is this what people say? When is the next day? When is the next time? How long will it take? When will you look back? The scumbag just wants to create a feeling that you are more important than the country and the country, and I will give nothing for you. Scumbag Quote 2: "Haha, it would be best to have our child. If not, then only the two of us will be together in life and death. Giving birth to a child is a journey through hell. I don't want you to have any accidents." This is the most high-sounding excuse for infertility I have ever seen. And Li Mingchen, you knew that taking a concubine to have a child would bring harm to Qingyu but you still did it, and the other person was the sister of the person you called your true love. Can such a person really be called a "beloved"? Who would deliberately bring sadness and harm to you? I think there must be a feud between Li Ming and Chen's ancestors and the Wen family.

This book is so beautiful. The plot is ups and downs, the words are chic and gorgeous, and the characters are cool and crazy. As a cool and handsome guy who almost never reads novels, I am obsessed with this author. He is so talented. Awesome.

Concubine Jade is the saddest one. I almost couldn't breathe while reading Concubine Jade's chapters. Every line is full of suppressed sadness. She is the most tragic in the whole book. She has not received love in her life, she has been envious of others her whole life, and she can't be herself in her life.

The Queen had already made a promise to the fifth prince when she was in her boudoir. Why didn't she tell the prince? If she did, why would there be such bloody disputes? This was Wei's direct and explicit blame. But why blame Qingyu? She clearly said it was wrong back then, but now she doesn't say it clearly. This kind of thing makes people look the most sad, difficult to digest, and difficult to calm down. Qingyu really is, she has never done a bad thing, but God just refuses to forgive her.

How should I put it, I like this kind of writing best. There is no deliberately gorgeous words, but the sadness is vividly described. Qingyu should be a noble and happy person, but he cannot escape his fate.

Everyone has their own limitations. They all do what they have to do. It has nothing to do with right or wrong, it is just a choice between thoughts. In the end, it will only be unworthy and regretful for the original self.

There are not many words in this book, and there will probably be a prequel later, which is the story of the previous generation.

This death makes me uneasy. There is no army that only kills its commander. This would not be justified if it were not harmed by the people around him. What I am most surprised about is why the emperor did not study this death in detail. I can see that the emperor is extremely smart. He should have thought of it, but he did not investigate carefully. Could it be that the emperor knew about it or even acquiesced? That would be terrible. I think this Qingyu is a bit brainless and mediocre. Her father and sister-in-law are smart and thorough people.

I'm going to take the college entrance examination again, I hope you and I can get what we want

The book is very nice, with a very high-level sadness, but can't the whole book have a good life? They are all tragic characters. There is not even a morsel of sugar to be found among the glass shards.