Eunuch Fuquan was an old man in the palace. He was the most shrewd and clever when he was young. But when he got older, he became an alcoholic. When he was drunk and talking nonsense, the palace people loved to tease and tease him.
"Eunuch Fuquan, I heard that you served as the royal steward?"
"That was so many years ago."
"I heard that Concubine Li was the most powerful in the palace. Why did she hang herself later?"
"The abandoned son of his family is just a poor man who kneels in front of his mother and begs for love."
"Where is Princess Mingzhu? I heard that she died to avenge the former prince?"
"The princess must have something on her mind that cannot be revealed to others."
"They said that our new queen is very similar to the previous queen?"
"She herself has become the shadow of the late empress."
"Isn't Empress Ji the most popular in the palace?"
"Only those who eat well and sleep well have the strength to escape from the Forbidden City."
"Then... Where is the Emperor?"
"Your Majesty... Your Majesty... Hahaha, aren't those who have always stood at the top of power always alone?"
Reader comments
I slaughtered a city in my previous life. I met this kind of person.
The novel is very short, a brief summary of the lives of two tragic women, but it is worth reading. The novel is written from two perspectives, one is innocent and innocent, the other is arrogant. The most unlucky thing they encountered was Xuantong, a poor and suspicious man. The author is good at using psychological description to portray the images of Lu Hanzhang and Zhao Yanyun vividly, as if he can perceive a real person. My favorite is the scene where Lu Hanzhang meets Xuantong for the first time. Their encounter is novel and interesting, as if they were destined. No wonder someone wrote a book review there: An Unfortunate Beginning. Lu Hanzhang's life was smooth. If he hadn't met Xuantong or if he hadn't felt sorry for Xuantong, he might not have encountered a bunch of bad things later... Just like a popular saying on the Internet: Sympathy for a man is the beginning of misfortune. Lu Hanzhang is too stupid, too innocent. The people around her have raised her too well, so that she does not know the dangers of the world. She thinks that you and Xuantong are different from other emperors and empresses. She thinks that you are different in his heart. This stupid woman spends her life miserable like this [crying] [crying]
A good book, but few people read it and there are no ratings. This book is divided into two parts, written from the perspectives of two women respectively. They have different perspectives and different ways of thinking, but they are both quite tragic. After reading it, I have a feeling that everything in life changes and everything is helpless. Moreover, the logic of the whole novel is very reasonable, and the psychological description of the characters is also delicate. As time changes, the characters' hearts, thoughts, and personalities also change. I really think it is well written. You can take a look. [Sending Hearts]
I burst into tears when I saw this. Sure enough, a man with a low status like this can never change his inferiority complex in his life.
It's pretty, so is Concubine Zhuang really just Concubine Zhuang?
I still want to believe that Concubine Zhuang is Hanzhang. The male protagonist is so cunning that it is impossible for him to destroy his most precious person by a beloved concubine.
I slaughtered a city in my previous life. I met this kind of person.
The novel is very short, a brief summary of the lives of two tragic women, but it is worth reading. The novel is written from two perspectives, one is innocent and innocent, the other is arrogant. The most unlucky thing they encountered was Xuantong, a poor and suspicious man. The author is good at using psychological description to portray the images of Lu Hanzhang and Zhao Yanyun vividly, as if he can perceive a real person. My favorite is the scene where Lu Hanzhang meets Xuantong for the first time. Their encounter is novel and interesting, as if they were destined. No wonder someone wrote a book review there: An Unfortunate Beginning. Lu Hanzhang's life was smooth. If he hadn't met Xuantong or if he hadn't felt sorry for Xuantong, he might not have encountered a bunch of bad things later... Just like a popular saying on the Internet: Sympathy for a man is the beginning of misfortune. Lu Hanzhang is too stupid, too innocent. The people around her have raised her too well, so that she does not know the dangers of the world. She thinks that you and Xuantong are different from other emperors and empresses. She thinks that you are different in his heart. This stupid woman spends her life miserable like this [crying] [crying]
A good book, but few people read it and there are no ratings. This book is divided into two parts, written from the perspectives of two women respectively. They have different perspectives and different ways of thinking, but they are both quite tragic. After reading it, I have a feeling that everything in life changes and everything is helpless. Moreover, the logic of the whole novel is very reasonable, and the psychological description of the characters is also delicate. As time changes, the characters' hearts, thoughts, and personalities also change. I really think it is well written. You can take a look. [Sending Hearts]
I burst into tears when I saw this. Sure enough, a man with a low status like this can never change his inferiority complex in his life.
It's pretty, so is Concubine Zhuang really just Concubine Zhuang?
I still want to believe that Concubine Zhuang is Hanzhang. The male protagonist is so cunning that it is impossible for him to destroy his most precious person by a beloved concubine.