When I was growing up, I married a young man who made my heart fall in love at first glance. On the day of my wedding to my concubine, he hugged his beloved concubine and told me that he hated me and would never love me.
However, when I turned around and fell in love with someone else, he told me that he regretted it.
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How to say it? This book is not like other abuse articles, which are heart-wrenching or mindless abuse. Compared with these, it is more like a historical volume. It is narrated bit by bit and shows the life of a princess in front of people. Although the writing and ink of the article are dull, the text is not pale. After reading it, I feel I feel that I have regrets and cannot be at peace. Perhaps it is because of my plainness that it seems real. It is the regret that Yan'er's two loved ones did not love her; it is a life that seems to be happy and unhappy; it is indifferent but indescribable sadness... But how can a person's life be without regrets? It is precisely because the plainness of this book naturally creates a spiritual distance from the reader that we can truly sympathize with it, and then sigh: "It is a pity to leave this feeling behind."
In the patriarchal world, rights, interests, wives and concubines, where does family love come from, a heart can be divided into several petals, a simple and kind-hearted heroine. . .
When Chu Hanchen was surrounded and he knew who the Guanyin portrait was in the temple, and when he knew that the person "I" loved didn't love me, if it were me, I would cry to death and hate Chu Hanchen. Later I saw that the heroine didn't cry to Chu Hanchen and wanted to forget him. I admire him very much, really.
Jumping to watch. But when others say that the heroine's life is too sad. A bit older. I don't really like to watch things that are too sad. Because life is too hard. I always want to find something sweet somewhere else. Still give you five stars. Show it to people who like this category
This book is a very realistic description of the royal family, the endless suspicions and suspicions, and the true feelings that have never been seen before. In this book, the princess fell in love with two people in her life, one did not love her, and the other did not love her either. These two emotional experiences also made the princess grow up. From being ignorant when hearing her mother's teachings to seeing through the world, the princess's life is buried in every word. It's just a pity that my princess, the person who loved her passed away early, and the people who didn't love her hurt her openly, while the other hurt her secretly.
It's really worth reading. I think it's very enlightening for me after reading it. It's not long. It took me a few hours to finish it. But I can close my eyes and watch it.
To be honest, there is nothing special, just the choice of family and country, emotional entanglements, and the words are ordinary. But when I finished reading, I realized that this was the ending. It was a powerless ending, and it had a lot of stamina. The stamina was that this ending could actually be changed to another ending, but there was no The method was changed, and it was destined to be this ending from the beginning. Some people compare Gongqianliu to Gongqianliu, but I don't agree. This is the life of two people, two people with completely different life trajectories. As a princess, the only thing she has in the end is her son and daughter, and she never gets the true love of her husband throughout her life. There is nothing more sad than heartbreak. In her later years, the princess would often dream of the bright days of her childhood, dreaming of Wen Qingqing, Wen Ling'er, Shen Ronger, Hongyuan, Qiaoqiao, Nanny Lan, Liu Qing'er, Si Luoyu, Bai Shu and Wen Wanru, dreaming of the young general who danced a sword under a peach tree and the Prince Li who gave her a warm smile at the Guanyin Temple...
In fact, what this book describes is the scene that should appear in an ordinary ancient dynasty, with intrigues, cunning, deception, use, misery, hatred and resentment, and then forgiveness and relief, and the ending is real. Those fanciful ancient poems are beautiful but unreal, and each has its own merits. I support the author greatly and continue to work hard to present better works to our readers. Keep up the good work [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
"I have only loved two people in my life. One didn't love me, and the other didn't love me either."
"My mother is right, people from the royal family are not worthy of love. I am a member of the royal family, so I am not worthy of love."
Qi Mingxuan, the high-spirited young general Qi. The Qi family has been loyal and loyal for generations. In the eyes of the emperor, he has great achievements and cannot be left...
I am no different from the women in the capital who admire young men, but the time, place, and status are not suitable for me. It's just that General Qi doesn't love me.
Chu Hanchen, like the prince brother, is ten years older than me. So whoever said that I cannibalize people and be short-tongued and soft-handed, let's call him brother Li Wang. We get along with each other every day, and he treats me well. Not long after, my father granted me a marriage, and the person who escorted me to get married happened to be Little General Qi...
I found that when brother Li Wang and I were affectionate, he seemed to be looking at someone through me; I found that someone seemed to have painted someone's picture in his study; I found that everyone knew about my life experience, why didn't I know; I found... It turned out that he had never been in love with me...
I have forgotten many, many people. Who was it that blocked my knife? Was it really him who poisoned me? So it turns out that he was never in love with me? Unexpectedly, it was her.
In my short and hasty life, I have Qingyu, Nanny Lan, Xiao Xiang'er, my father, my mother, my brother Prince, Wen Qingqing...
After reading a few tens of thousands of words, it is Ruo Yan, that is, my life. In the first person, I truly feel that I cannot help but be born into a royal family.
Game within the game, people within the game, what is real? Who can really be trusted? Without the previous God's perspective, it is easier to empathize.
Every word was ordinary, and I seemed to see the powerlessness of Ruo Yan. She accepted the glory and wealth of a princess, but also had to obey the emperor's imperial edict. When she died, she also wanted to die in glory and wealth, and died like a princess.
I keep emphasizing that "men are dangerous". I feel so sorry for the princess, ugh
It clearly analyzes the helplessness of being born into the royal family. The children of the royal family have never lived for themselves. They are all pawns on the political road.
The heroine's life is considered happy. She had a happy childhood and adolescence, and although her two marriages had some setbacks, in the end she had a son and daughter who loved her and it was considered complete.
No one she loves loves her, and they have to marry her only because of their rights! I haven't lived the life I like in this life. I hope I won't meet you in the next life.
After watching it, my heart couldn't calm down for a long time, and I felt sour and astringent. From now on, if girls read less of this kind of literature, real life will be difficult. It's hard to calm down while reading a book. I'm really afraid of getting breast cancer from depression... [Crying] I don't want to cry.
The princess knew that she was good-looking, but she longed to be loved and always pretended to be ignorant, kind and simple. She loved two men, and both men loved her more or less. Later, love didn't matter at all! She loved her father, mother, queen, prince, and brother, and they loved her occasionally, but in the end, family ties no longer mattered. Live, really live. . . .
After watching this, I was very sad. The heroine's tragic life on the road of love, the double betrayal of love and family affection, and the departure of people who truly loved her one by one, reflected the ruthlessness of the royal family. "I have only loved two people in my life, one doesn't love me, and the other doesn't love me either." I really feel for the heroine. Fortunately, there are two lovely children who can give the heroine some comfort. I am also very curious about the relationship between some characters, such as why the relationship between the prince and the maid he likes is really buried so deep. Why does everyone say that the prince I like the heroine. Is the prince looking at the maid through her? But why should he look through the heroine when she is right next to him? I want to hear the story of the prince and the maid. Why did General Qi turn to the princess? I really hope there are some extra stories [crying] It is really pitiful for an innocent and simple princess to be forced into the world [crying]
The heroine has loved two people in her life, but neither of them really loves her. What a tragedy, ugh😔😔😔😔.
Can there be a side story? [Crying] [Crying] The princess is so kind
It's short and bland. I didn't feel anything special when I read it, but I couldn't put it down after reading the whole book. Maybe it's because I'm a woman and I always hope that Yan'er will get what she wants... I even think about Chu Yanhan's heart over and over again... I always have a glimmer of hope that so many years of being together can always bring about some true love. When I repeatedly think that there is love and no heart, I still came to the conclusion at the moment when Chu Yanhan died: He was a very good man, but the human heart is too complicated. I can't really be sure of anything, but one thing I'm 100% sure of is that he feels more guilt for Yan'er, maybe mixed with traces of affection, but compared to the woman he loves, it's not worth mentioning at all. But I can't really blame him. After all, he married many women and had children because of the situation, but he didn't really hurt them. And for the lover in his heart, he really did it with one heart and two people. It still depends on the reader's perspective of viewing this story, of course. Yan'er is naturally unfortunate when it comes to love, and the words "I have only loved two men in my life, one doesn't love me, and the other doesn't love me either" makes it hard for me to escape from the emotion for a long time. It's probably because my ability to empathize is too strong. I always hope that she will be better and better. Although the princess's life is full of helplessness and pain, I still admire her for daring to love and hate, and not being restricted to life and death in the inner courtyard of the house. I hope that Yan'er and the children in the parallel world can be a little more happy...
I'm sorry for hurrying up. It's Chu Hanchen and Yan Zhen. I went back and read the plot again. I still feel that I can't say that Chu Hanchen is a scumbag because he is not a modern person. He was born in that deep-rooted dynasty. I think he loves Yan Zhen, but he values his mission more. If there is true love, he will naturally give up everything for her, but he doesn't. I think Yan Zhen is also very pitiful. These women are pitiful. I even feel that Chu Hanchen is pitiful in the end. I think human nature is too complicated. I really can't go on. I'm going to split...
It's a bit confusing
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so touching
After reading the whole article, I felt deeply. Men's love can be faked. They can hide their love and tolerance for others deep in their hearts without even a trace showing on their faces. Don't put too much trust in a boy who is very considerate in all aspects. Most of the time, you should think more about yourself. The heroine of this novel is really heartbreaking. She has a noble status and should be a well-loved little princess. However, after her mother died, she was used by her father and humiliated by her husband. Even if he married Li for the second time, she did not get love, but was deceived and betrayed. Two unforgettable emotional injuries, which I will never forget even later. She will never fall in love with anyone else, nor can she fall in love with anyone else. There is no greater sadness than heartbreak. Never give your heart to others unreservedly. Always love yourself and leave a way out for yourself.
It's okay, but I still hope that King Li really likes the princess. It would be really regrettable.
80,000 Words, a person's life
I thought it would not be a pity for King Li to fall in love with Yan'er even a little bit later on, but he didn't love her from the beginning to the end. He was so kind to Yan'er just to use her. I cried to death. The heroine is so miserable. She has been surrounded by people who took advantage of her since she was a child [crying] [crying] [crying]
Don't be fooled by the rating, it's a great book!
It tells about the inability to control oneself in the era of imperial power. It seems that a person is telling his own experience very peacefully, ignorance, heartbeat, helplessness, regret, without too sharp words, but it can slowly pour into the heart like running water. It also portrays women very clearly. Everyone strives to survive, and even if they can't do it, they don't want to leave regrets, but that kind of powerlessness always touches people's hearts. I hope more people can see it, and I hope girls can benefit from it.
It is short and concise but evocative, plain and straightforward but touching. The kind and strong princess has a difficult love life. She accepts her fate calmly and uses her meager strength to become the support of her children. It is the epitome of ancient women. In modern times, she should be able to obtain her own happiness.
So the prince loves Yanzhen and not Yaner, right?
It was so short that I actually cried while watching it. The most sober person was probably Qiaoer.
Let the princess be reborn. Let's do a side story. One chapter is fine [crying]
How to say it? This book is not like other abuse articles, which are heart-wrenching or mindless abuse. Compared with these, it is more like a historical volume. It is narrated bit by bit and shows the life of a princess in front of people. Although the writing and ink of the article are dull, the text is not pale. After reading it, I feel I feel that I have regrets and cannot be at peace. Perhaps it is because of my plainness that it seems real. It is the regret that Yan'er's two loved ones did not love her; it is a life that seems to be happy and unhappy; it is indifferent but indescribable sadness... But how can a person's life be without regrets? It is precisely because the plainness of this book naturally creates a spiritual distance from the reader that we can truly sympathize with it, and then sigh: "It is a pity to leave this feeling behind."
In the patriarchal world, rights, interests, wives and concubines, where does family love come from, a heart can be divided into several petals, a simple and kind-hearted heroine. . .
When Chu Hanchen was surrounded and he knew who the Guanyin portrait was in the temple, and when he knew that the person "I" loved didn't love me, if it were me, I would cry to death and hate Chu Hanchen. Later I saw that the heroine didn't cry to Chu Hanchen and wanted to forget him. I admire him very much, really.
Jumping to watch. But when others say that the heroine's life is too sad. A bit older. I don't really like to watch things that are too sad. Because life is too hard. I always want to find something sweet somewhere else. Still give you five stars. Show it to people who like this category
This book is a very realistic description of the royal family, the endless suspicions and suspicions, and the true feelings that have never been seen before. In this book, the princess fell in love with two people in her life, one did not love her, and the other did not love her either. These two emotional experiences also made the princess grow up. From being ignorant when hearing her mother's teachings to seeing through the world, the princess's life is buried in every word. It's just a pity that my princess, the person who loved her passed away early, and the people who didn't love her hurt her openly, while the other hurt her secretly. It's really worth reading. I think it's very enlightening for me after reading it. It's not long. It took me a few hours to finish it. But I can close my eyes and watch it.
To be honest, there is nothing special, just the choice of family and country, emotional entanglements, and the words are ordinary. But when I finished reading, I realized that this was the ending. It was a powerless ending, and it had a lot of stamina. The stamina was that this ending could actually be changed to another ending, but there was no The method was changed, and it was destined to be this ending from the beginning. Some people compare Gongqianliu to Gongqianliu, but I don't agree. This is the life of two people, two people with completely different life trajectories. As a princess, the only thing she has in the end is her son and daughter, and she never gets the true love of her husband throughout her life. There is nothing more sad than heartbreak. In her later years, the princess would often dream of the bright days of her childhood, dreaming of Wen Qingqing, Wen Ling'er, Shen Ronger, Hongyuan, Qiaoqiao, Nanny Lan, Liu Qing'er, Si Luoyu, Bai Shu and Wen Wanru, dreaming of the young general who danced a sword under a peach tree and the Prince Li who gave her a warm smile at the Guanyin Temple...
In fact, what this book describes is the scene that should appear in an ordinary ancient dynasty, with intrigues, cunning, deception, use, misery, hatred and resentment, and then forgiveness and relief, and the ending is real. Those fanciful ancient poems are beautiful but unreal, and each has its own merits. I support the author greatly and continue to work hard to present better works to our readers. Keep up the good work [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
"I have only loved two people in my life. One didn't love me, and the other didn't love me either." "My mother is right, people from the royal family are not worthy of love. I am a member of the royal family, so I am not worthy of love." Qi Mingxuan, the high-spirited young general Qi. The Qi family has been loyal and loyal for generations. In the eyes of the emperor, he has great achievements and cannot be left... I am no different from the women in the capital who admire young men, but the time, place, and status are not suitable for me. It's just that General Qi doesn't love me. Chu Hanchen, like the prince brother, is ten years older than me. So whoever said that I cannibalize people and be short-tongued and soft-handed, let's call him brother Li Wang. We get along with each other every day, and he treats me well. Not long after, my father granted me a marriage, and the person who escorted me to get married happened to be Little General Qi... I found that when brother Li Wang and I were affectionate, he seemed to be looking at someone through me; I found that someone seemed to have painted someone's picture in his study; I found that everyone knew about my life experience, why didn't I know; I found... It turned out that he had never been in love with me... I have forgotten many, many people. Who was it that blocked my knife? Was it really him who poisoned me? So it turns out that he was never in love with me? Unexpectedly, it was her. In my short and hasty life, I have Qingyu, Nanny Lan, Xiao Xiang'er, my father, my mother, my brother Prince, Wen Qingqing... After reading a few tens of thousands of words, it is Ruo Yan, that is, my life. In the first person, I truly feel that I cannot help but be born into a royal family. Game within the game, people within the game, what is real? Who can really be trusted? Without the previous God's perspective, it is easier to empathize. Every word was ordinary, and I seemed to see the powerlessness of Ruo Yan. She accepted the glory and wealth of a princess, but also had to obey the emperor's imperial edict. When she died, she also wanted to die in glory and wealth, and died like a princess.
I keep emphasizing that "men are dangerous". I feel so sorry for the princess, ugh
It clearly analyzes the helplessness of being born into the royal family. The children of the royal family have never lived for themselves. They are all pawns on the political road.
The heroine's life is considered happy. She had a happy childhood and adolescence, and although her two marriages had some setbacks, in the end she had a son and daughter who loved her and it was considered complete.
No one she loves loves her, and they have to marry her only because of their rights! I haven't lived the life I like in this life. I hope I won't meet you in the next life.
After watching it, my heart couldn't calm down for a long time, and I felt sour and astringent. From now on, if girls read less of this kind of literature, real life will be difficult. It's hard to calm down while reading a book. I'm really afraid of getting breast cancer from depression... [Crying] I don't want to cry.
The princess knew that she was good-looking, but she longed to be loved and always pretended to be ignorant, kind and simple. She loved two men, and both men loved her more or less. Later, love didn't matter at all! She loved her father, mother, queen, prince, and brother, and they loved her occasionally, but in the end, family ties no longer mattered. Live, really live. . . .
After watching this, I was very sad. The heroine's tragic life on the road of love, the double betrayal of love and family affection, and the departure of people who truly loved her one by one, reflected the ruthlessness of the royal family. "I have only loved two people in my life, one doesn't love me, and the other doesn't love me either." I really feel for the heroine. Fortunately, there are two lovely children who can give the heroine some comfort. I am also very curious about the relationship between some characters, such as why the relationship between the prince and the maid he likes is really buried so deep. Why does everyone say that the prince I like the heroine. Is the prince looking at the maid through her? But why should he look through the heroine when she is right next to him? I want to hear the story of the prince and the maid. Why did General Qi turn to the princess? I really hope there are some extra stories [crying] It is really pitiful for an innocent and simple princess to be forced into the world [crying]
The heroine has loved two people in her life, but neither of them really loves her. What a tragedy, ugh😔😔😔😔.
Can there be a side story? [Crying] [Crying] The princess is so kind
It's short and bland. I didn't feel anything special when I read it, but I couldn't put it down after reading the whole book. Maybe it's because I'm a woman and I always hope that Yan'er will get what she wants... I even think about Chu Yanhan's heart over and over again... I always have a glimmer of hope that so many years of being together can always bring about some true love. When I repeatedly think that there is love and no heart, I still came to the conclusion at the moment when Chu Yanhan died: He was a very good man, but the human heart is too complicated. I can't really be sure of anything, but one thing I'm 100% sure of is that he feels more guilt for Yan'er, maybe mixed with traces of affection, but compared to the woman he loves, it's not worth mentioning at all. But I can't really blame him. After all, he married many women and had children because of the situation, but he didn't really hurt them. And for the lover in his heart, he really did it with one heart and two people. It still depends on the reader's perspective of viewing this story, of course. Yan'er is naturally unfortunate when it comes to love, and the words "I have only loved two men in my life, one doesn't love me, and the other doesn't love me either" makes it hard for me to escape from the emotion for a long time. It's probably because my ability to empathize is too strong. I always hope that she will be better and better. Although the princess's life is full of helplessness and pain, I still admire her for daring to love and hate, and not being restricted to life and death in the inner courtyard of the house. I hope that Yan'er and the children in the parallel world can be a little more happy... I'm sorry for hurrying up. It's Chu Hanchen and Yan Zhen. I went back and read the plot again. I still feel that I can't say that Chu Hanchen is a scumbag because he is not a modern person. He was born in that deep-rooted dynasty. I think he loves Yan Zhen, but he values his mission more. If there is true love, he will naturally give up everything for her, but he doesn't. I think Yan Zhen is also very pitiful. These women are pitiful. I even feel that Chu Hanchen is pitiful in the end. I think human nature is too complicated. I really can't go on. I'm going to split...
It's a bit confusing
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so touching
After reading the whole article, I felt deeply. Men's love can be faked. They can hide their love and tolerance for others deep in their hearts without even a trace showing on their faces. Don't put too much trust in a boy who is very considerate in all aspects. Most of the time, you should think more about yourself. The heroine of this novel is really heartbreaking. She has a noble status and should be a well-loved little princess. However, after her mother died, she was used by her father and humiliated by her husband. Even if he married Li for the second time, she did not get love, but was deceived and betrayed. Two unforgettable emotional injuries, which I will never forget even later. She will never fall in love with anyone else, nor can she fall in love with anyone else. There is no greater sadness than heartbreak. Never give your heart to others unreservedly. Always love yourself and leave a way out for yourself.
It's okay, but I still hope that King Li really likes the princess. It would be really regrettable.
80,000 Words, a person's life
I thought it would not be a pity for King Li to fall in love with Yan'er even a little bit later on, but he didn't love her from the beginning to the end. He was so kind to Yan'er just to use her. I cried to death. The heroine is so miserable. She has been surrounded by people who took advantage of her since she was a child [crying] [crying] [crying]
Don't be fooled by the rating, it's a great book!
It tells about the inability to control oneself in the era of imperial power. It seems that a person is telling his own experience very peacefully, ignorance, heartbeat, helplessness, regret, without too sharp words, but it can slowly pour into the heart like running water. It also portrays women very clearly. Everyone strives to survive, and even if they can't do it, they don't want to leave regrets, but that kind of powerlessness always touches people's hearts. I hope more people can see it, and I hope girls can benefit from it.
It is short and concise but evocative, plain and straightforward but touching. The kind and strong princess has a difficult love life. She accepts her fate calmly and uses her meager strength to become the support of her children. It is the epitome of ancient women. In modern times, she should be able to obtain her own happiness.
So the prince loves Yanzhen and not Yaner, right?
It was so short that I actually cried while watching it. The most sober person was probably Qiaoer.
Let the princess be reborn. Let's do a side story. One chapter is fine [crying]