What If Empresses in the Palace and The Story of Ruyi Took Place in the Same Era?

Although I haven't read many chapters yet (only Qingying's memories of Concubine Zhe who had a difficult childbirth), I can tell from the first chapter that my wife put a lot of thought into character creation. You love her more than the original author. To be precise, Qingying in your novel has been given flesh and blood and soul again. She has finally come to life, and is no longer a fake person who looks colorful on the outside but gloomy on the inside. The key point is "fake". Qingying in the play is labeled. She is like a puppet born by being forced to absorb all the "reasons" that can please Qianlong. She seemed confused, fake, and not like a living person. Could it be that the audience and readers only like real women who are as "plain as a chrysanthemum" and "docile and thrifty"? No, as bystanders, we would rather see a "living person" and see the author depict their more three-dimensional and complex side. No matter whether her character is noble or low, her character may be quiet and indifferent, lively and active, aggressive and crazy, or indifferent, selfish and greedy. No matter what, as long as her words and actions are logical, then she has the potential to attract people to want to know more about her. For example, Jin Yuyan in Madam's novel, as other readers have said, this character is indeed not a "settled" character in the original book, TV series, or this novel. But why do women have to be "well-behaved" and "humble and gentle"? Does the world have such demands on men? If they are really like this, they will be praised as "gentlemen" and "gentle as jade". However, if they are ambitious and ruthless, they will be evaluated as "princes, generals, prime ministers, they are kind" and "non-toxic and husbandless" instead of "how dare you want to be in a high position" or "how can you be so cruel"! Qingying here, she is finally not a hypocrite who only knows how to stand on the moral high ground and only comments on others from a condescending position. Because she could understand that Jin had her own pursuits, she did not denigrate her ambitions. What's wrong with women wanting "more" than men are only allowed to want? She just doesn't agree with Jin's practice of harming others and benefiting himself. I like this story written by my wife. Although I don't know what the plot will be like, at least I finally saw someone writing down the issues I had been thinking about. Since the successor in history has had her hair cut off, Qingying is proud of herself in The Legend of Zhen Huan, so please let us have a glimpse of the new soul that has been given to this character.

The writing is really good. Qingying's madness and helplessness are not because of love, but because she is sober ahead of the times. But she woke up too early, and she can't change anything. She has no way to just go with the flow and drift with the crowd. She can only be sober in pain and slowly go crazy. Every woman in the Forbidden City is because of the oppression of imperial power and male power.

Looking so sad, the stubborn and arrogant Qingying stood still. It was foreseeable that she would decide to cut off her hair later. I also feel that everyone in the harem is pitiful in their own way, and I still hope that Wanwan can get rid of her original family.

It's so sad. I really can't bear to see Qingying in this book being persecuted by others and being persecuted by the secular world. This is really Lan Yinxuguo. I can't imagine how popular Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace would be if it had this normal plot and normal photos.

It's very well written. In fact, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace doesn't need so many bloody palace battles. The oppression of feudal imperial power alone is enough to make people go crazy and collapse.

I gave it five stars because if Queen Zhou acted according to this script, I would really like to watch Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

It's so well written. The Qingying described by the author is a living person of flesh and blood, and every woman is actually very pitiful.

I feel that the development direction of this article is the true follow-up to the Legend of Zhen Huan. Everyone is normal, there is a beautiful sisterly relationship, and the normal Qingying is written.

The characters are very good, and the writing is also very good. The green cherry here is really as pale as a chrysanthemum, which really warms the harem and makes people feel that they are slowly withering and withering when they are trapped in the harem. It is worth watching.

It really fits my imagination of Qingying, the kind of arrogance that will never commit murder even if we don't agree with each other. Even though she has a bad relationship with Wei Yanwan, she will still worry about what happens to her. The kind of sobriety that knows how to reflect on herself and see through the essence, and the kindness that is willing to help others. This is the real Qingying. She has a brain and can reflect and have a heart and feelings. Death is as big as getting away!!!