Longing for Yun's Return

When I was 15 years old, I got married to the Zhu Kingdom. By the orders of my parents and the words of the matchmaker, I married the emperor of the Zhu Kingdom, but I didn't know him. When I first met him, I saw that he was gentle and considerate, and I thought that I could be entrusted to him for the rest of my life. Later, his ferocious face became increasingly exposed. For the sake of the emperor's position and power, he did not hesitate to kill his own concubine. I watched my favorite concubine compete for favors and interests, and harm the prince, but she was indifferent and didn't know what was right and wrong. So she charged me with a crime and imprisoned me. To the outside world, I still looked like a humble young master. In fact, I was ruthless, ambitious, and full of tricks. Fortunately, Zilan is with me, which makes me feel somewhat relieved for the rest of my life. Living in the palace for a long time, at a young age, I have seen through the warmth and coldness of human relationships, and the sophistication of human relationships. I watched the people around me leave me one by one, but there was nothing I could do. Yun'er returns, Yun'er returns... Concubine, Yun'er is here

Although the story is short, it is of great significance. Since ancient times, regardless of whether they are high or low, talented or beautiful, women have been subordinate to men, just like the heroine and her biological mother in the book, working together to get by. Even in some dynasties, some people simply regarded women as tools for reproduction and play. Women like the heroine in the book are just a microcosm of the long history. No matter whether they are as noble as the emperor or as lowly as a slave, as long as there is something wrong with the family and the country, the culprit must be a woman. If the crime is unpayable, it is a man. How unfair! Even if a female emperor ascends the throne, she cannot change the lowly fate of women, and they still often enter into marriages or give away items at will. Any strange woman who dares to break through the shackles and resist injustice will be regarded as a heretic or disrespectful of etiquette and will not end well. Why? Why? People should be born equal. Even if there are differences in status, there should be no distinction between men and women. Fortunately, the evil feudal society is gone, and girls living under the wave of the new era have unlimited possibilities.

It's very real and beautiful. Yun'er's life has been too miserable. Don't be a princess in the next life. Be a carefree daughter of an ordinary family. Marry a husband who you like and likes her, and live happily ever after.

To be honest, after you read this article, you will definitely not be able to let it go for a long time [crying] When you read it, you will embark on a sad journey. This journey has joy and sorrow, but whether it is joy or sorrow, it reveals a touch of sadness, including friendship, love, and family affection. They are all written with a touch of sadness. When I read the end, I can only sigh with emotion: the royal heartless person. Born in the royal family, especially the princess who went to marry, had a tragic fate and was not lucky in life. Be a free and happy bird in your next life [crying]

Xiaoyun'er, I miss home. I want to watch the extra [almost crying]

This book does not depict the heroine too vividly, but is more like a bystander's narration, but it is frightening to read. In the era of cannibalistic feudal ethics and male superiority to women, all women cannot be alone. Some are in high positions, but they still have good intentions, and some are forgetting their original intentions. The heroine's seemingly sad ending is already considered a rare good ending for most people of that era.

I read it all in one breath, what can I say? People often say that emperors are heartless. This sentence is not untrue. All the concubines in the story are punished for their evil deeds. Yun'er's death really makes me sad. And Junzi Mu, a good child, was lost like this. What do you think of the ending of that beauty (who caused Junzi Mu's death)? I seem to have forgotten how she died. I am really unwilling! Why did such a good child die at her hands? ! !

It's really beautiful. There isn't that much love between children. There is only Xiao Yun'er's helplessness and sadness in the palace. It really shows how ruthless the emperors have been since ancient times. Even if there is a trace of guilt in my heart, I will never bow my head.

The writing is particularly delicate. The heroine can't help herself and has long-term plans for her children. The scumbag is ruthless and ruthless. The queen is a bit strategic. The writing makes people cry. The different angles of family, friendship and love make people feel heartbroken.

Wuwuwu🥺I watched it with tears in my eyes. The second half of our Yun'er's life was too painful. Fortunately, Zilan was always with us. This emperor is really selfish and heartless! Zhuma Rongcheng and his father only care about rights. In that era, could girls really not make their own choices? [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]