He, the king of a country, is decisive in killing and has extraordinary means. He is respected by the world and loved by all people.
He is a king, with both civil and military skills, tremendous energy, and a heart for the people of the world.
There have been misunderstandings and deceptions between father and son. Has he had second thoughts? Provoke, doubt, test, criticize, is he always loyal and filial?
Father and son, monarch and minister, master and servant, what exactly causes the conflict between them?
Foster father, do you want to break my wings so that I can never fly again?
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After receiving the bad news about her sweetheart, she resolutely joined the military camp, determined to be a person beside him.
In the military camp, she gained true love and love that she had not had in the first half of her life, and also experienced the darkest moments in her life. Amidst the confusion and fear, did she turn to self-destruction or break out of the cocoon and be reborn?
At a time when the country was at stake, she didn't care about personal honor or disgrace, she just wanted to protect the country that she and her brothers relied on to survive. But at that time, there was another person who was willing to protect it in her place.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
I watched a little bit, but couldn't bear it.
I watched it again after the update. The first time I followed the protagonist, I was very angry and filled with righteous indignation. After writing it, I started to understand the emperor's point. He is a father with a bad temper. He believes that a stick will produce a filial son, but he is the emperor. He punishes more harshly and in more tricks than ordinary families, but after all, he still has his own children in his heart.
Commentary on Chapter 137 of "Broken Wings" written by Junqi Gongzi.
Commentary on Chapter 52 of "Broken Wings" written by Junqi Gongzi.
I watched a little bit, but couldn't bear it.
I watched it again after the update. The first time I followed the protagonist, I was very angry and filled with righteous indignation. After writing it, I started to understand the emperor's point. He is a father with a bad temper. He believes that a stick will produce a filial son, but he is the emperor. He punishes more harshly and in more tricks than ordinary families, but after all, he still has his own children in his heart.
Commentary on Chapter 137 of "Broken Wings" written by Junqi Gongzi.
Commentary on Chapter 52 of "Broken Wings" written by Junqi Gongzi.