Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Fu Cha Lang Hua's Fighting Yi Syndrome

When Queen Nala in history read "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace", she was determined to give some color to Da Ru who had ruined her reputation. Who should she choose? It's you, go ahead, Fucha Langya! …………………… Empress Fucha, who was bound by her responsibilities as a queen and family honor her whole life, seemed to have a clear mind after her death. She didn't understand why she took Ruyi and the emperor's love so seriously. She was the daughter of the Fucha family and the empress of the Qing Dynasty! After her death, she looked at everything happening in the palace, and it seemed that everything was out of line with common sense. Is this really the Forbidden City? It wasn't until I met the real Nala that I realized that my whole life, and even almost everyone in the Forbidden City, were just decorations for the love between the male and female protagonists. They are coerced by the law of heaven and play clowns in this drama of love. Is this justice? So what about the heroine who is favored by Heaven? Looking back on the stupid things Ruyi and the emperor did before, if she could do it again, she would protect the people around her. Yizheng, retreat, retreat! (This article does not follow the purely refreshing route, but it will torture the protagonist bit by bit. After all, cutting flesh with a dull knife hurts. I will check in the original main plot points and try not to hurt the children to see how outrageous and brainless Ruyi's actions are without the halo of the protagonist. But don't worry, you can't let Ruyi feel too happy.)