The Tyrant's Darling Is a Black-Hearted Lotus

OK I hope the ending will be that the heroine loves Huang Di but kills Huang Di and then lets her son be a target for her to serve as regent. Anyway, I will only love you after you die. Most of them are stories where the heroine dies and the man loses his love but remains a lonely Yellow Emperor. Wives also like to see this kind of market. The heroine can do this too. I act as an empress coldly and coldly. Every time I sit in the imperial study room to review memorials until midnight, I think of the hero who I killed and say, "I regret it. I will continue to be an empress tomorrow." , Anyway, in the eyes of my beloved wife, as long as I don't love you, I win. As long as you regret it for me for the rest of your life, I win. Hhh

Great. I was originally thinking about how the heroine would deal with the hero. I didn't expect that she could be ruthless enough to slay a dragon. The heroine was too weak in the early stages. Fortunately, she continued to grow in the later stages, so this design was reasonable. The moment when the hero died was the most exciting point in the book. I stayed up all night to read it. (But the heroine in the early stages was really frustrated)

(Contains spoilers) A book with great staying power. Just when everything was prosperous and simmering, the countless moments that made me and the heroine feel like "this man is different" turned into "all men are the same". If there is really no true love, you may be able to comfort yourself, but in the end, who can say that the male protagonist can sacrifice his life because he does not love the female protagonist? But why can he give up his life but not his inner prejudice? It was just that I was at a loss at that time. I didn't expect that a cool novel would make me cry all the time. I still feel sad when I think about this book again. Taking on the role of the heroine, she thought that she, as the weaker party, could still have complete love and the opportunity to gain power under the oppressive power system. The system was cruel to the public, but it finally tolerated her own hard work. But in the end, I discovered that fate never shows mercy, and I cannot escape the various prisons and oppressions imposed on people by the social system. Even the freest love cannot escape misfortune.

This is my favorite Gong Dou Wen I have ever read. I felt so happy reading Shuangqiang. Even if the ending is about two people regenting together, it is impossible to write the male protagonist to death. Why must the male protagonist die? It is obvious that the female protagonist also has feelings for him, and she still prefers Hehe Meimei.

I read the whole book in one sitting The writing is very good and the plot is very deep. The novel is like an idol drama but sometimes the reality is terrifying When the heroine shows ambition, the hero tolerates the heroine's ambition for the opportunity of his own conquest, lifts the heroine to the top, and allows the heroine to show off her skills and participate in political power. It looks so good, the lover trusts her, and she has the power. But once the male protagonist achieves his goal and even realizes that the female protagonist is performing very convincingly, he wants to "break the female protagonist's bones (power) and suck dry the female protagonist's flesh and blood (powerful arms)" to let the female protagonist return to her original position of "queen". The plot here is like breaking glass, giving me a slap in the head. No matter how "love" he is, his original character background and identity will not allow the female protagonist to be higher than him. If you think about it carefully, it is precisely because the male protagonist cannot tolerate the extreme egotism of others that the female protagonist seems to be like Mary Sue in the idol drama, quickly gaining the male protagonist's favor and compromising for the female protagonist. But the fact is, it is because the queen, concubine, harem and others have stepped on the male protagonist's bottom line - power and dignity, while the female protagonist is cautious and racks her brains to please. When I see the male protagonist depriving the female protagonist of the right to participate in political affairs, taking away the real power in the hands of his eldest daughter, and recalling the female protagonist's sister (taking away military power), I feel particularly terrible. The reality is terrible. It turns out that even though he seems to love the female protagonist very much, he can't stand the fact that the female protagonist has become more powerful and autonomous. He even allows the female protagonist to have "power" later, just to temper the prince and pave the way for his "son, prince" Power is not held in one's own hands, it is water and moon hollowing after all When I saw the heroine separated from her son, my first thought was why I didn't teach him and discipline him from the beginning. But then I thought, why should I hold the heroine accountable? Didn't she want the child she worked so hard to raise to be close to her? But because the hero wouldn't let him, the prince's Part of the interests are "occupied" by the heroine, so the hero wants the prince to have the ability to have these interests, let the heroine's son move to the palace at a young age, and choose some pedantic wives to serve as officials. Naturally, he will be infected by feudalism, and naturally he will only see his rights "invaded" by the heroine. Family, friendship, and love certainly exist, but cuteness will disappear, shift, and not balance other things, such as one's own interests. The heroine is not only competing with the hero and the prince, but also constantly searching for herself, between power and love. (~(￣▽￣~)~♥Only my personal understanding, thank you to the author for the great work)

It's very interesting. The author's writing style is very good. Even though Zhao Zhao was fascinated by the emperor's favor, she finally came to her senses. Some people said that Zhao Zhao was too frustrated as the heroine. I just want to say that this is not a cool article after all, and in this era made up by the author, there is still the current ancient times. Even in modern times, most men look down on women. Women are more suitable for liberal arts. When they get married, they have to be full-time housewives. In ancient times, modern new ideas are like this. Ancient times were more feudal. I think the heroine is quite good. Start using your own advantages first. The emperor's heart is captured by the potential. It is impossible for the heroine not to love the emperor at all. The emperor does not feel that she loves the emperor more deeply. I think the emperor cannot even be counted as the male protagonist. He should be a more important supporting role and a stepping stone for the heroine's growth. Daughters and sisters The younger sister is the right-hand man, and it's okay not to mention the son, but if it can't be corrected, it's best to get rid of it, open a school for women, and have female officials to make the world less pedantic and let men know that women are no worse than men, or even better. Female emperors and male emperors are the only ones who are capable. Who says women are inferior to men?

The author really wrote it very well. I really enjoyed reading it. I watched it from 12 o'clock in the morning today. I didn't go to bed until 6 o'clock in the morning and watched it all. It's really beautiful. The author's writing style is very delicate and has a strong sense of immersion. My tears really flowed coolly. Please update it quickly. Thank you, mua~

It looks good, why don't you write it later? I feel like the really beautiful part is at the back, it's like a bad ending, I'm so angry [smile][smile]

Nice! ! ! Like! ! ! The heroine climbed up the ladder step by step from imperial concubine, to beauty, to Jieyu, and then to concubine. She used her own scheming to capture the emperor's heart little by little. The emperor was indifferent and ruthless at the beginning, but later he became rejuvenated whenever he saw the heroine. It's exciting and the details are very good. The heroine has not been hurt so far. I like this very much. I can't stand to see the heroine being wronged. It makes me heartbroken. I hope the author will update it more. Please don't abuse the heroine in the future🙏🙏🙏

After watching the ending, I feel so sad [crying] The heroine has grown up all the way, but the character of the hero has never changed. Even if he loves the heroine and is willing to risk his own life to save her, he cannot understand what the heroine thinks and wants, and is unwilling to give her power. The degree of love is originally immeasurable. , But the love that the male protagonist has for the female protagonist seems to be a lot, but he feels that it is not enough, or even not that loving [crying] [crying] The heroine is actually very happy. I don't know how she will realize the world she wants, but she still feels like something is missing. Does the heroine long for love? I also can't understand that she has a daughter who loves her, has the same ambition as her, is loyal to her subordinates, and has at least her own daughter and Dou Zhuangzhuang in the family relationship. Although it is not perfect, love may have been truly obtained, and regrets may be inevitable in life, but I really like the heroine and hope that she will be more complete, so [cry][cry][cry] I want the male and female protagonist to line up [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]