Moon in the Deep Palace

I read this sadistic story at around two o'clock in the morning. Friends, who knows? I burst into tears when I read it. I felt so sad for the paper man. The male protagonist is really ruthless. He will do whatever it takes to get the throne. He has no heart. Sisters who like the BE ending should like it.

I was so tortured that I cried😭The heroine was really miserable. She lost her children, parents, and close friends. She was framed again and again and hurt by the male protagonist again and again, so she couldn't live anymore. The male protagonist is pitiful and even more hateful. The tragedy of the female protagonist is all caused by him. People who climb up from hell step by step desire power and supremacy more than anything else. The female protagonist always ranks at the back, always thinking that she will understand him and can be together in the future. Little does he know that a broken heart can never go back. The most cruel thing is death, which can no longer be retained~ He also died in depression, so what if he wins the world? The article is quite on point. The heroine is in a foreign country and misses the moon of her hometown. The hero and heroine fall in love under the moon. In the end, the heroine also ends her life under the moonlight~

It's so cruel. The male protagonist doesn't deserve a child. He doesn't deserve it.

The plot is clear and the writing is delicate. Similar to the queen's perspective in "The Willow on the Wall".

Love is perfection, and letting go is also an expression of love. Married to protect the well-being of the people of both countries, but lost their freedom. Seizing power means making choices. Standing in the supreme position, but losing one's true love. Both people made their own choices and suffered the corresponding consequences, resulting in such irreparable regrets.

He was born in a family with imperial power disputes. They have always had unequal identities. Even if they truly love each other, they cannot stay together for a lifetime. In fact, when he saw Zhao Yunze die in prison, he felt depressed. He always wanted to take his princess home. When he was a child, he felt guilty for his whole life because he was unable to keep her. The male protagonist is also quite pitiful. He is cunning and only wants to keep the person he loves, but he can't have both country and beauty. She could only look at the letters she left behind and die in depression; it was pitiful that the heroine was forced to get involved in the East Palace dispute. Her only hope was gone after Xiao Ping An died. From her perspective, the hero is a monster, a cold-blooded monster who doesn't care about the life and death of others. She may have already lost her heart. Even if she does too much, it is unforgivable. None of them are lucky, but they have all experienced happiness...

It tortured me to death, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo you you...

It's really cruel. From the male protagonist's point of view, he really had no choice but to look at it from the female protagonist's point of view, maybe she can understand what the male protagonist did, but she will never forgive it. When I watched it, I thought the male protagonist killed the first child. Fortunately, he wasn't that bad.

To be honest, so far the male protagonist is scumbag and cheap, and the female protagonist is simple but sometimes really silly and sweet (personal opinion, scolding me shows that you are right [send heart]), but the environment and psychology, the lyrical description is very good, overall it is worth watching, but it is recommended not to use too much brain [send heart][send heart][send heart] It's not easy. I finally finished reading this article. At the end, the girl floated to her moon. Her rough and miserable life was also declared over. There are still too many resentments and hardships that I can't talk about. I just hope that in the next life, she will live happily under the moonlight [Love] [Love] [Love]

The impact of the third perspective is really great sometimes. I can only watch the women who used to be as bright as the scorching sun wither like dead flowers one by one. Hey.