[Palace fight + legend + female group portrait + palace magnate + power plot + sadomasochism + unit story]
Jiaofang Palace, a luxurious palace that represents power and status.
The women in the harem are all eager to live here.
A battlefield without gunpowder smoke, a calm and peaceful fight.
For two hundred years, who lived in Jiaofang Hall, and whose life was it?
18 Heart-stirring stories,
Take you to see the tragic and joyful lives of the 18 queens of the Han Palace!
Now that I have come here, I will live in the heart of the emperor for the rest of my life.
If not, you should firmly occupy the brocade tent in Jiaofang Hall to warm yourself.
Reader comments
Lu Pheasant's transformation from a good wife to a Machiavellian maniac is truly touching. Behind the decisive killing is the twisted sadness of motherhood. Zhang Yan's absurd marriage at the age of ten bursts the fairy tale bubble of "gold branches and jade leaves". The article is solidly researched, and the details of clothing and etiquette are in place, but the rhythm of some of the stories is a bit slow, for example, Xu negative's numerology line is a bit mysterious. Fortunately, the characters are not stereotyped. Empress Lu's desire for power and Dou Yifang's battle between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are more historical and historical than those in a palace drama.
ε=(´ο｀*))) Sigh😞I was very touched after reading this... Things have changed, stars have changed, dynasties have changed, but this Jiaofang Palace, where countless noble ladies are trapped, remains standing. Reading it in one breath feels like retracing the history of the Han Dynasty. The great Han Dynasty collapsed, and all the reasons were simply the ruthless emperors and unfeeling women. Those trapped in the old system will eventually be destroyed by the old system. The one that impressed me the most was the one about Lu Pheasant in the first chapter. She was a character I had known since I was a child. At that time, I thought she was so scary, a pure poisonous queen! Mrs. Qi is so pitiful. When she grows up, she realizes that it is Liu Bang who is the one who wants to die, and Mrs. Qi is the one seeking death... If I were Lu Pheasant, I would kill her too. Being a human pig is the most suitable destination for her. All in all, this book is worth recommending💯
It has written all about the struggles of ancient women in the long river of history. It is the first time to see such a historical group portrait of women. It is really shocking. Whether now or in the past, the power of women is so hard to ignore, and it deserves a five-star evaluation.
The story between Liu Bingji and Xu Pingjun is so heart-wrenching. It turns out that the most sincere feelings are when things are ordinary.
I like the women in this book very much, especially Ping Pingrujun, who is already ill, and Wang Yan and Liu Yan's Han Gong Yan and Mo'er and Brother Ling's book with the Queen. I hope they can be together well in the parallel world and live a stable and happy life.
Fate is really a magical thing. It went round and round, and the throne finally fell into the hands of Empress Wei's grandson.
Ahhhh, the plot is so ups and downs, with scheming, strategy, hypocrisy, and all the women in the harem are not simple😎 It's so enjoyable! This is the Gong Douwen I want to read! ! ! 🥰
Different stories, different loves, but the same twists and turns of destiny. Personal destiny is always caught up in the torrent of the times💔It rises and falls with it~
The knowledge reserve is very rich, the historical context is clear, the fate of the characters is ups and downs, and the plot pattern is grand. 🫶🏻
There are many ancient women, the same palace wall, different narrative angles, maybe history is written by different writers from the angles they think are right...
Multiple perspectives, passed down from generation to generation
Lu Pheasant's transformation from a good wife to a Machiavellian maniac is truly touching. Behind the decisive killing is the twisted sadness of motherhood. Zhang Yan's absurd marriage at the age of ten bursts the fairy tale bubble of "gold branches and jade leaves". The article is solidly researched, and the details of clothing and etiquette are in place, but the rhythm of some of the stories is a bit slow, for example, Xu negative's numerology line is a bit mysterious. Fortunately, the characters are not stereotyped. Empress Lu's desire for power and Dou Yifang's battle between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are more historical and historical than those in a palace drama.
ε=(´ο｀*))) Sigh😞I was very touched after reading this... Things have changed, stars have changed, dynasties have changed, but this Jiaofang Palace, where countless noble ladies are trapped, remains standing. Reading it in one breath feels like retracing the history of the Han Dynasty. The great Han Dynasty collapsed, and all the reasons were simply the ruthless emperors and unfeeling women. Those trapped in the old system will eventually be destroyed by the old system. The one that impressed me the most was the one about Lu Pheasant in the first chapter. She was a character I had known since I was a child. At that time, I thought she was so scary, a pure poisonous queen! Mrs. Qi is so pitiful. When she grows up, she realizes that it is Liu Bang who is the one who wants to die, and Mrs. Qi is the one seeking death... If I were Lu Pheasant, I would kill her too. Being a human pig is the most suitable destination for her. All in all, this book is worth recommending💯
It has written all about the struggles of ancient women in the long river of history. It is the first time to see such a historical group portrait of women. It is really shocking. Whether now or in the past, the power of women is so hard to ignore, and it deserves a five-star evaluation.
The story between Liu Bingji and Xu Pingjun is so heart-wrenching. It turns out that the most sincere feelings are when things are ordinary.
I like the women in this book very much, especially Ping Pingrujun, who is already ill, and Wang Yan and Liu Yan's Han Gong Yan and Mo'er and Brother Ling's book with the Queen. I hope they can be together well in the parallel world and live a stable and happy life.
Fate is really a magical thing. It went round and round, and the throne finally fell into the hands of Empress Wei's grandson.
Ahhhh, the plot is so ups and downs, with scheming, strategy, hypocrisy, and all the women in the harem are not simple😎 It's so enjoyable! This is the Gong Douwen I want to read! ! ! 🥰
Different stories, different loves, but the same twists and turns of destiny. Personal destiny is always caught up in the torrent of the times💔It rises and falls with it~
The knowledge reserve is very rich, the historical context is clear, the fate of the characters is ups and downs, and the plot pattern is grand. 🫶🏻
There are many ancient women, the same palace wall, different narrative angles, maybe history is written by different writers from the angles they think are right...
Multiple perspectives, passed down from generation to generation
Pretty good looking
Very good, looking forward to new works