Spring*

It is very short. It can be read in less than half an hour, but it is also very long. It is long enough to tell the story of the life of the Queen and Chun'er. The square palace wall blocks the eagle that wants to soar in the sky. No matter how high the swing is, it can't fly out of the red palace wall...

It's very depressing. The author wrote a very desperate feeling in a very calm tone. The writing style is quite good. "There are no living people in this palace. Everyone who is alive is dead." "There is no spring in the palace, and it is cold all year round." This book gave me a very real feeling. No one in the palace really loved the emperor. They fought for favors just to live. In the palace, they accepted the double oppression of husband's power and imperial power, but they could not resist and could only obey. The palace walls on all sides trapped them all their lives. Some people may think it is strange that the Queen drugged Chun'er, but we can think about it from another angle. If Chun'er really gave birth to the child and adopted the child to the Queen, this was not an aboveboard matter. For the sake of the royal family, it was impossible for the Emperor and the Queen Mother to let Chun'er continue to live, so it was better to nip this situation in the cradle.

Thank you readers for your five stars [sending heartfelt wishes]. I will continue to work hard to create.

After reading this book, I felt an indescribable sense of depression, which revealed the sadness of ancient women. They were nothing more than pawns of others. After entering the palace, he was trapped in the palace wall and could never get out. The emperor's favor only lasted for a moment, and it was only for the sake of passing on the family line. Without the prince, he would not look at him again. The most ruthless emperor's family. They also want to go out... But how is that possible? This palace wall trapped them for the rest of their lives...

This novel describes the suffocation in the deep palace very touchingly. Maybe I am a person who can easily relate to it. After reading it, I cried. It didn't feel heartbreaking, I just cried. For the sake of the scorching sun, for the gentle queen, and for the friends like them. Friendship, for the women of that era, thinking of these, my tears flowed out naturally, and the big teardrops hit the ground. The feeling of emptiness in my heart, in this quiet summer night, in the empty house, I couldn't help but shed tears...

The Empress is Merciful, this is the second novel of the same type that I have read after Gong Qian Liu. The empress was very Buddhist, and she was unable to make her own choices in the feudal era, but she was very friendly to the women in the harem. She did not use scheming methods to harm the concubines in order to win the favor of Zha Long. Instead, she wanted to share their sufferings and was very tolerant to them. The concubines in the harem were peaceful. Gong Dou has seen too much, and it is still novel to suddenly change his taste. But being trapped in the harem, with no freedom, no true feelings, and being deeply bound by feudal ethics, it is really rare to be so clear-headed. Looking at modern society, the status of women has been greatly improved. I hope that modern women will know how to think about themselves and aim to achieve self-worth, instead of being restricted by the rules and regulations drawn by others. I have always believed that it is more reliable to be independent than to rely on stinky men [smile]

This book really made me cry. How many people went to please the emperor in order to live a better life, but after entering the palace, they were surrounded by red walls and could not go out from now on. How sad it was. It was heartbreaking after reading it. It was more painful than my breakup with my ex-boyfriend.

The palace walls were too big and trapped countless people for their entire lives. It's Chun'er who gives a touch of humanity in the cold winter... It's also this touch of humanity that makes Yun Dong, who was originally a moth, have the dream of transforming into a butterfly [I'm about to cry]

The writing style is really great, even though it was written by the first year of junior high school, but it really sets off the atmosphere. How can I put it this way? Chun'er... The Queen... If... If that hadn't happened, they would have been very happy. The Queen might have ruined everything for Chun'er, but Chun'er seems to be a woman of no use except for her children in the eyes of the emperor. It's so sad and uncomfortable.

It's really beautiful. The author wrote it when he was in junior high school. It's really love. It's not love, it's the suffocating rules in the palace.

That small Qilan Palace has become a dream that has trapped her throughout her life, from which she cannot escape... I found this book accidentally. Every character in the book is very vivid and easy to empathize with. There are laughter, desolation, and competition for favor in the article, but I feel that it is very depressing. All the other books I read have colors, but this one is different. It has colors, but it's foggy, but I can still see clearly. The writing is very good, very sad, I really cried to death [almost crying]

There was no crying, no great joy or sorrow, only helplessness, deep helplessness, they could not do anything, as it said: There is no living person in this palace, they are all dead.

It reveals the cruel reality of feudal society There is no living person in this palace, and those who are alive have long since died. There is no spring in this palace, it is cold all year round. But when spring came, she brought the spring breeze and the warm sunshine, making my originally dark and lightless days see the light of day. But she herself burned out the candle and extinguished it in the long night. She does not belong to the palace walls in all directions, she should be a wild goose flying freely, a warm spring full of vitality. But this palace wall trapped her for her whole life after all.

It is very short, but describes the life of the Queen and Chun'er. The other people in the book have no names because they are not one person, but many people in history. The queen is a kind person. She would rather be the sinner than want Chun'er to suffer. Chuner𣎴 belongs to the cold harem, she belongs to the warm spring. But she died in the harem, and the queen also ended her life.

How should I put it? I finished reading it in a short time. It didn't have much ups and downs, but it truly wrote about the miserable and miserable life of the women in the ancient palace. Maybe it's my personality. I like this kind of quiet, unhurried article [Love]

She has a strong language skills and describes the situation of the harem in just a few sentences. Chun'er is lively and joyful, and she is the light in the cold winter to me. My final suicide may be that my life has no meaning and no one loves me or changes me.

"There is no spring in this palace. It is cold all year round." "She does not belong to the four palace walls, she should be a wild goose flying freely, a warm spring full of vitality. But this palace wall trapped her for her whole life after all. " It is very true and describes the sorrow of ancient women. The two cherished each other and eventually died in the deep palace (a bit like "The Willow on the Palace Wall", without the meaning of ky, both are very good stories)

The plot is very compact, and the author's writing is also very good. After reading it, I was deeply touched. I feel sorry for the Queen, Chun'er, and many concubines, especially the ruthless emperor. I will be a happy bird in the next life, flying freely.

I didn't cry, I just felt very depressed and uncomfortable after watching it, and I had a feeling I couldn't explain. The writing is very good, not childish, and I quite like the sentences at the end. The writing is quite realistic, the most ruthless emperor's family [almost crying][almost crying]

It's really good to watch. I really wanted to cry when I saw the conversation between Chun'er and "me" outside the door. It's so sad. Apart from "Gong Qiang Liu", this is the sad story that I find very sad. I cried so much. "Can you lie to me?" I was thinking that "I" should be thinking about getting rid of this square sky until I die. I am thinking about getting rid of these rules even until I die.

This article is not only about palace fighting. It also truly describes cannibalism in the feudal harem! More than 10,000 words of abuse made my liver hurt!

The long palace road seems to have no end. When the sky becomes dark and the wind blows loudly, a series of lanterns above your head flicker on and off, as if something is watching you. You can't help but look back, and you can only see pitch black. You run forward in fear, but the palace road ahead is still the same and... The same darkness as behind...

It's short, but it's a shame. A bit like palace wall willows, they are all women trapped in this gorgeous cage. The tall palace walls built up have trapped them all their lives. Under the supreme imperial power, they had no choice but to waste their lives in the palace. It's really cruel.

This is a very short article, a very realistic palace fight drama. It can't be considered a palace fight, but it is quite realistic. I think Chun'er is not only a spring in the palace, but also a spring in the queen's heart. The queen feels that Chun'er should be free. Although it is short, it is still very good.

The innocent Chun'er and the empresses in the deep palace, the most beloved princess of Liang Kingdom, brought a beam of light, but in the end the light could not compete with the darkness of the deep palace.

After all, these four palace walls trapped Chun'er and Jiang Yunhan, two people who should have been free. I didn't cry, but I felt depressed. It was very beautiful.

My mom... I was in a bad mood and wanted to read a sadistic article. After reading it, I felt even worse. The writing was very good. After reading it, I felt a little overwhelmed. Then I felt a little depressed and my heart ached a little. I didn't feel much afterward, but I still felt depressed. The writing is still very good. I recommend everyone to read it! If you have a high tear point, you can give it a try. I have a high tear point and only shed a few tears. I have read so many books and so many sadistic articles, and including this one, I shed tears in 4 books in total.

Wow wow wow, the author did a good job of writing, describing how she was bound, but someone suddenly appeared in her life, who made her want to change her regular life, and her personality began to become cheerful for her. Everything in this deep palace was cold, and there was no warmth at all. Her appearance was like a ray of spring sunshine, but in such a big deep palace, such a ray of warm sunshine could not warm any corner. After all, it was a tragedy.

It's very good. It's really great when paired with the song "First Meeting". Although I didn't shed a single tear throughout the whole process, I felt really depressed. The author's writing style is very good and vividly depicts the feudal society at that time. What I feel most regretful about the whole story is the one about the queen and Chun'er🥺🥺🥺 But to be honest, when paired with the song "First Meeting", the sense of fate is really strong.

It is a very good short story. The emotional changes of the characters and the detailed descriptions are very good. In just a few strokes, it depicts the image of a queen who is bound by ancient feudal ethics. With a simple outline, the changes of a lively and agile girl in a foreign country are vividly displayed on the page. From the perspective of a queen, a short fragment of life is a perfect interpretation. It describes the sorrow of women in the feudal ethical society. I dare not say that this novel is very suitable for being made into a short drama on Douyin. It vividly reflects a certain social reality. It will definitely be very popular when made into a short drama. Finally, I wish the author a big boost (ง•̀_•́)ง, keep at it, sometimes deep breathing is really useful [send heart][send heart][send heart]