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If Chang Le knew that his favorite piano was hung up with the person he hated the most, he would definitely go crazy with anger😠

Jiang Xunyu loves Ni Zhi's company and never gives up. It's like a lover and family affection. He also loves the little girl Princess Changle who blushed when they first met, and wants to use his love for her to resolve the hatred in her heart. Unexpectedly, Ni Zhi was jealous of Princess Chang Le for taking advantage of her beloved son's love, while Princess Chang Le hated Ni Zhi for indirectly killing her brother's father and Jiang Xunyu's ambiguity towards Ni Zhi. I have no choice but to swallow the gold and scatter all the joy in one song!

This story tells us that perfect people and things never exist in this world. Overly perfect relationships only happen in fairy tales and imaginations. The normal state of reality is not only dull but also riddled with holes.

To be honest, I feel sorry for the princess even more. She loves him too, but he only married her out of guilt. She graciously allowed him to carry her in, but he still failed her.

Well, I won't comment on Ni Zhi and the male protagonist, but when it comes to the princess's unhealthy outlook, I think she is judging from the moral high ground. After all, it can be seen from the article that her father and brother treat her very well, and their family is very harmonious. After all, they are the closest relatives, with the love of childbearing and the companionship of getting along day and night. Even if they make a huge mistake and have to die, it doesn't mean that the princess has wrong views or psychological problems if they stand on their side. [Eat melon]

Hahaha, they are all dead, and the childhood sweetheart (Ni Zhi) has shared the joys and sorrows. Some people say that she is a maid and she is not worthy of the male protagonist; her husband died and her brother died, and the princess of the ruined country took revenge. The son (the male protagonist) who usurped power and became the new emperor killed the so-called maidservant of the male protagonist's sister (the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart), broke her piano and jumped off the building. Who's winning? The princess defeated her and succeeded. She made the male protagonist's life worse than death, and she went to accompany her relatives (die together)...

The fault was only Jiang Xunyu's, but two women lost their lives.

He fell in love with two people in his life, one was Bai Yueguang and the other was Cinnabar Mole. Unfortunately... He fell in love at the same time.

I don't think he loves the princess

I thought the hero's conscience found out that he really likes the princess, and he really misunderstood him... It's really a disaster for thousands of years.

In fact, he doesn't love anyone. He is just grateful to Ni Zhi and feels guilty towards the princess.

I personally think that among these three people, only the princess is right. The male protagonist harmed two people, and Ni Zhi, as a maid, fell in love with someone she shouldn't love. The princess ended her blossoming life because of the male protagonist, but I think this ending is the best. After all, living is painful for them.

Love is the only one, the decisive rejection of others. I also want my sister to be with me all the time, and I also want to grow old with the princess who was harmed by my family and ruined her country. Is there such a good thing in the world? Everything that happened afterwards was just trying their best to perform after the two people died, creating an infatuated persona to deceive others and move themselves, just to make their own conscience easier. Only outsiders know that being kind to one person is called infatuation, and being kind to two people is called scum!

No one knows who the romantic young master likes, except that the two women are his lifelong bond.

Crazy? Crazy for the princess? Maybe not just for his good sister.

How should I put it? From the beginning, I only thought that the male protagonist had family affection for Ni Zhi, but he took revenge on the princess for Ni Zhi. From the beginning, it seemed that he indulged the princess in every possible way, because he truly doted on her, but it was just with a trace of guilt. As far as Ni Zhi is concerned, she doesn't recognize her own identity, and as far as the princess is concerned, she only cares about herself.

So what, isn't the heroine Nizhi? 😳I feel like Chang Le and Ni Zhi are both miserable, but neither is wrong. One is the enemy who caused the tragic death of his father and brother, and the other is the rival in love who steals love. Personally, I hope that the young master and Ni Zhi will be together. Ni Zhi really cares for him wholeheartedly, and even though she felt so uncomfortable that she wanted to die, she did not harm Chang Le. Maybe she was afraid that her young master would be sad. Chang Le may also love Jiang Xunyu, but she hates him more. The moment she jumped off the city wall, everything was no longer important. She should have been reunited with her father and brother (please be gentle with your personal thoughts)

From the perspective of an onlooker, they both seem to be wrong, and they all seem to be right. From the perspective of modern people, the male protagonist should not have to let down so many girls who love him. This is scumbag, but from the perspective of ancient people, polygamy is normal and in line with the law. Although she is a slave, she should not miss her son-in-law, but I think they have a friendship since childhood, and the two of them are in love. This status gap is not a big problem. After all, everyone has the right to pursue love. Although she told the secret, on the one hand, it was her disloyalty to the young master, but from Ni's point of view, she was unwilling to do so. She was forced to do this fact, which I think is understandable; the princess is also a pitiful person. Her father and brother were killed, and she had no choice but to take revenge. Ho Fei, it's just that the method adopted is a bit extreme; as for the Minister, although without him usurping the throne, so many things would not have happened, but the monarch is fatuous and incompetent, and the country is in the hands of capable people, so it is understandable that he has the intention to usurp the throne. Overall, this book is pretty good. It's short but quite sad (I cried). It's beautiful.

Is the princess really that distressing? Her brother and father died and it's the male protagonist's fault? There was no emotion in his eyes: "My father killed your father and brother. You are a subjugated princess. I love you. You really think that you are worthy of your rights. The dynasty has changed. Your father is mediocre. He mistakenly trusted treacherous ministers and killed contemporary scholars. Your brother is lecherous and violent and takes human life lightly. You say they should Shouldn't you die? Even if it's not my Jiang family, someone else will die. If you do unjust things, you will be killed. You are a woman, and I don't want to reason with you. I will tolerate you no matter what, because I love you and cherish you. I have made amends for my father, and I really like you!" He suppressed the anger in his chest and pinched Chang Le's neck: "But why did you touch Ni Zhi? You said she snitched. In order for me to marry you, she was afraid that the betrothal gift would not be enough. She even stole the key to the Shangshu's warehouse. You were pregnant. Even if she was not happy in every way, when she came to my father, she heard that my father promised her the position of the crown prince's concubine and asked her to kill you, but she did not even agree!" Although this is a bit cold, I think it makes sense. Besides, Ni Zhi has been with him since he was a child. Even if he really doesn't like her and regards her as his biological sister, if someone scratches his face, even if that person is someone he likes, he would still be very angry if he expresses his anger like this.

The overall plot of the story is pretty good, but the twist here where the hero accuses the princess of all the crimes her family has committed is a bit far-fetched. It's like forcibly clearing Mr. Shangshu's name. Is this an excuse for the male protagonist to hurt the princess, to show that he is righteous? In addition, let's analyze the attitudes of the male and female protagonists towards Ni Zhi's informing: the princess firmly believes in Ni's informing, while Jiang Xunyu does not believe Ni's informing. Did Ni Zhi tell the truth? When the princess told Ni Zhi that Jiang Xunyu had concealed the aftermath for her, Ni Zhi's shock and the description of Ni Zhi's heart everywhere in the article were enough to show that Ni Zhi's informing was true. Moreover, the article clearly stated that the emperor asked Ni Zhi to kill the princess and the child and promise her to be the crown prince's concubine. Why did Jiang Xunyu tell the princess that Ni Zhi did not reveal her pregnancy to the emperor. So the question is, did Jiang Xunyu help Ni Zhi deal with the aftermath? What is Jiang Xunyu's love for Ni Zhi? Personal opinion: Jiang Xunyu didn't believe Ni Zhi's whistleblower from beginning to end, so he didn't help to deal with the aftermath. Everything was just Master Shangshu's plan. Before the princess jumped off the building, she said that Jiang Xunyu's favorite person was Ni Zhi. I think Jiang Xunyu's affection for Ni is greater than love. The main reason why the male protagonist cares about Ni Zhi is that Ni Zhi is the child of his mother's maid, and she has been with him for so many years, which is also mentioned in the article. So whether it is a literal meaning or there is a deeper meaning, slowly understand it.

I think the hero should like Ni Zhi, just like his childhood sweetheart. He may have thought it was family affection, but he couldn't tell whether he had affection or love for Ni Zhi. Later, he only liked the princess, but it was not that kind of love. He felt sorry for the princess. He wanted revenge but fell in love with the hero, which led to what happened to him. The male protagonist can't tell who he likes. He may like Ni Zhi more, and he just feels guilty towards the princess, so... But then the princess fell in love with the male protagonist again. Alas, I understand it, but I don't understand it. Tsk, I really want to scold the male protagonist. He likes Ni Zhi, but he can't tell whether it is love or not. He provoked the princess again, causing both of them to die. He was also miserable.

It's good, but it's a bit sad. Don't watch it with your best friends. It's easy to have disagreements. Don't ask why, because that's how I get into arguments.

I think the real pity is the princess. Does this male protagonist have some serious illness? In fact, Nizhi is also a good girl, so just leave her. They both fell in love with the wrong person.

It's a pity that in the end he didn't know who he really liked... Everyone in the story seems to be guilty, but they all seem to be excusable. There is not a single word of sadness in the whole story, but it is full of sadness everywhere. The author wrote it very well

They all say that the princess is the most pitiable, but in fact, the three of them can no longer say who is right and who is wrong. The male protagonist does not need to feel guilty towards the princess because he has done what he can. It was not the male protagonist who killed her father and brother. Moreover, her father and brother were at fault, and he did not figure out who he loved. His sister did not express her feelings and should not tell the truth. I don't think it's cruel, but bloody

Who does he like? He still likes his sister,

The male protagonist is seriously ill, and Ni Zhi clearly told his father that the princess was pregnant, and promised her the position of concubine, asking her to kill the princess and the fetus, and kowtow to thank her. How come the male protagonist didn't mention it at all? Then why is she in the palace?

I feel that Changle is the most pitiful person in this article. He did nothing wrong in naming, but he was killed.

I don't think he loves anyone. If he loved the maid, he wouldn't stay in the brothel every night. The maid was not jealous at that time. Later, when he met the princess, he was sincerely moved. Then she became jealous and jealous, and he felt that the princess had hurt her. Then what? He has relationships with so many brothel girls, so he doesn't feel like hurting the maid who loves him? So he is a self-centered man, right?

In the end, the little princess still fell in love with him... If you say you love me, will you definitely love me? Why do you say you love me if you don't love me... Princess: I don't want to meet you again in my next life...