The Young Emperor Loved Her, but No Matter How Deeply He Loved Her, This Love Was Not Worth His Power.

It's quite cruel, especially that sentence, this deep palace seems to be able to eat people, eat the original innocence, eat the original affection.

That poor Wang Zhaoyi told her everything, only asking her to tell Song Yan one day, "My sister never wanted to harm you, and she had no choice but to do it." It's so sad.

I think they would not have succeeded without the queen, because Changqing is the emperor, and what makes up for her life-saving grace is her simplicity and straightforwardness. Even if there is no queen, he will hurt her because he wants to bring down other powerful ministers. She should not be a bird in this deep palace. If Changqing can let her go, and she can be that free little tit again, that is the best ending. Wang Zhaoyi, I always find it difficult to understand, it is really a deep palace that eats people without spitting out their bones. O(╥╥)o

Chang Qing met the carefree Song Yan The person brought into the palace was Song Yan, who was full of joy But what he sent away was the innocent and affectionate Song Yan who was devoured by the palace.

I feel like Changqing doesn't like Song Yan that much. Compared to Song Yan, he likes Jiang Shan more. If he was affectionate, he would be a foolish king like King Zhou. So he is a ruthless person after all. Since ancient times, emperors have been ruthless, and their beauty is not as good as Jiangshan. But at least Song Yan is still alive. After leaving the palace, I hope she can return to her former self. "As long as Song Yan wants, he can afford it." He still failed this sentence...

Isn't "Deep Palace" just a man-eating monster? She made the originally affectionate and passionate little girl no longer innocent, and her eyes that were originally as bright as stars were filled with indifference. Song Yan loves Chang Qing deeply, how could Chang Qing not love Song Yan deeply? After all, it was fate but not fate. It was a mistake for the two of them to meet. Very awesome

She has always been a free bird flying between heaven and earth, not a canary imprisoned in the palace. In the end, he let her go, and she went to pursue her own happiness. He did what he said to protect her from worries for the rest of her life.

That poor Wang Zhaoyi told her everything, only asking her to tell Song Yan one day, "My sister never wanted to harm you, and she had no choice but to do it."

Although this is a plain little story, the love and abuse hidden in it are anything but plain. In fact, the male protagonist may not like the female protagonist that much. Letting her enter the harem may just be to repay the kindness, or to have a long-lasting love. Although the female protagonist has entered this gorgeous harem, she is still more suitable for a slow life in the mountains.

This deep palace seems to be able to eat people, eat the original simplicity, eat the original affection. It's just a pity that the Song Dynasty Concubine who doted on the harem will no longer exist. Read on 2021.08.17

I happened to be re-reading Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, and when I saw this novel, I thought of Ruyi's words: "It turns out that we were young and deeply in love You can also go so far as to hate each other. The feelings between ancient and modern times are actually connected How do you grow old together if you are a cold-blooded person?"

Chang Qing still loves Song Yan very much, at least in the end he let go and gave his freedom back to Song Yan. At first, he was very concerned about Jiang Shan, but in fact, he was just afraid that he would not be able to protect Song Yan when the time came. But he couldn't let it go. I thought there would be a lot of regrets, but at least for the heroine, this ending is already good.

I don't think Chang Qing loves Song Yan. His feelings for her may be more due to Song Yan's gratitude for saving his life. Otherwise, she would not have aborted him and her first child. Generally, people who love the other person to the core will not abort the child they love, so Chang Qing may be better between kings and beauties.

Flying flowers are like a dream, and when you wake up from the dream, everything returns to the starting point. Is there love? Some. Feeling guilty? Some. Are you grateful? There are also. It's just that none of these can match the power. But the ending is good, not under house arrest in the palace in the name of love. Let her go. Maybe there is still friendship between you.

Regret, disappointment, helplessness, heartache, like flowers and dreams, it is our brief encounter, lingering whispers, rouge tears falling in the alley, listening to the wind quietly and heartache. Memories are embedded in the waning moon, sadness and hatred secretly arise, and it is difficult to meet again in the end.

I can't tell how much the emperor loves Song Yan. I feel more like repaying the kindness of saving her life.

A simple and lively girl like Song Yan is the most unsuitable to stay in the crisis-ridden palace. A king like Chang Qing who takes the overall situation into consideration is the least likely to get the love in his heart. If he didn't let her go and forced her to stay in the palace, if she wanted to survive, she would have to scheme and fight. Then she would no longer be the innocent and lively Song Yan in his heart! Knowing how to let go sometimes is also an expression of love!

"Sister never wanted to harm you, and she had no choice but to do so." I hope the heroine can have a better life after leaving.

Song Yan likes Changqing, and Changqing also likes Song Yan They were originally in love, but they had to walk on the same road as strangers The deep palace is a place for the dead. It took away Song Yan's innocence and her full love. There will always be difficulties Originally they were in love, but they mistakenly thought they would be inseparable, mistakenly thought they would grow old together, and mistakenly thought they would have a grand family. Evergreen, Song Yan probably once mistakenly thought so.

It was okay in the beginning. I knew this story was a tragedy from the beginning, until I saw what Wang Zhaoyi said, "My sister never wanted to harm you, and she had no choice but to do it." It really hit me.

There can still be a truly harmless sister in the deep palace, but it's a pity that her beauty has faded away.

I didn't expect this. But the ending is always good. But I don't know why, but it's a bit regretful. Maybe I have read too much, but lovers will eventually get married if there is no queen. Will they finally get married?

This deep palace seems to be able to eat people, eat the original simplicity, eat the original affection.

What Chang Qing loves is not Song Yan after all, he is just nostalgic for the few peaceful times in his life. And that lovely and innocent face from back then. That's not Song Yan after all. Chang Qing betrayed Song Yan, and the promise he made back then... Ha... Now seems like nothing more than a joke...

This deep palace seems to be able to eat people, eat the original innocence, eat the original affection It's just a pity that there will never be that Concubine Song who dotes on the harem again. 2021.08.20

The young emperor stood on the city wall, watching the carriage that was about to leave. Sitting there was the person he loved most, Concubine Song, who was already dead in the eyes of the world. After all... He's not heartless, he's just not affectionate enough.

With the heart of the most ruthless emperor, Song Yan is both lucky and sad. Fortunately she escaped from here, but unfortunately she met Chang Qing.

Don't lose yourself for anyone. If you bloom, butterflies will come.

In fact, Wang Zhaoyang is my biggest problem in this book. She never wanted to harm Song Yan, she just had no choice but to do so.

Once you enter the palace gate, it is as deep as the sea, letting go is the best way