
You Like Your Sister-in-Law, So I’ll Marry the Emperor. What Are You Losing It For?
你喜欢嫂嫂我嫁给皇帝,你疯什么
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- Ancient Romance
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
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I highly praise Xuan Qi's character: I love Xian Yin, I respect and appreciate her, I am the emperor, I love the country, and I am willing to share the country with Xian Yin. The emperor is no longer a human being, but a political animal. His few human touches, impulses, hesitations and soft-heartedness outside of power and calculation have all been given away to Xian Yin. I think the male and female protagonists are both more outstanding than the female protagonists. They are my favorite emperor characters in ancient-style machinations and palace-fighting novels. The emperor is inferior to ten thousand people, and he should not abandon the country for personal reasons. Xuan Qi is worthy of the country, the country, and the common people. He likes Xianyin and teaches her to use everything to protect herself and give her a stage to shine.
It took me a day to read it, and I had a lot of emotions. I felt lost and cried a lot after reading it. If life were only like the first time we met. At that time, it was just commonplace. Love and hate are mixed in, wrapping everyone up, and they can no longer be distinguished. Every character is lifelike and has flesh and blood. The highest and brightest are the sun and the moon, and the closest relatives are the husband and wife. Yinyin, I was very relieved to know that you poisoned that bowl of soup. I have finally taught you everything. You have finally become a qualified emperor. You are no longer the little girl who was stunned when she saw the palace maid being killed with a stick. I have never regretted that an imperial edict separated you and Luo Tingzhao. I only regret not possessing your first 15 years sooner. In fact, I admire Luo Tingzhao very much. His love is so magnanimous and sincere, but even I have to peel my skin and twitch to see my love clearly. Yinyin, you made a promise to me never to ask. So when I learned that Luo Tingzhao stayed at your Guanjiu Palace that night, I never asked anything. I hope he can become the sharpest knife in your hand after I leave. Yinyin, you have never believed the oath I made back then. You believe in our alliance of interests, my methods, and your importance to me, but you have never believed that I have any true feelings. I can't blame you. I have calculated all my mechanisms and played a big chess game that will allow the descendants of the Xuan family to dominate the world. I use everyone as chess pieces, and even myself is also my chess piece. Yinyin, you are right, it is as high as the sun and the moon, as close as the close relatives as far as the distant husband and wife. Yinyin, tell me, how wonderful it would be if life were just like the first time we met?
It's so well written. It's the kind of story that makes me feel melancholy after reading it and makes me want to seriously comment on it, but I can't express it correctly with my writing style. The following contains spoilers The growth line of the heroine is very clear. From the innocent little girl at the beginning to the scheming queen, what remains unchanged is the background of hoping for peace in the world. In the later stage, it was not only the "strongness" of the queen, but also the complex emotions towards her son and her own selfish desires. All these make this character very three-dimensional. The heroine's emotional line is also well written. Whether it's the male protagonist's decades of staying together, or the second male lead's sincerity after all the tricks, the other male supporting actors' mutual support and longing for each other are all very vividly depicted. The male protagonist's love for his sister-in-law at the beginning and his break with the female protagonist because of his inner ambition are all well written. After going through all kinds of hardships in the later period, I still insisted on being the heroine, and finally achieved success, which touched me very much, because I always believe that mistakes in relationships can give opportunities. It's different from the "Crematorium Chasing Wife" in ordinary novels. There was too much distance between the two of them, but in the end, they still ignored others to get married, chose to continue to entangle, and stayed with each other for a lifetime. It was really romantic! The second male protagonist's relationship is very complex, and his use of the female protagonist is mixed with sincerity. It feels like the two truly loved each other. Every time I watch the male lead's inner monologue, I feel sad and touching, but it's a pity that he never actually said it to the female lead. However, the heroine still couldn't let go of her resentment towards him in the end. Even when she got married to the hero, she wanted to get rid of the trap set by the second hero. It was really frustrating... Xiahou Xun! I love this feeling of two people cherishing each other and being soul mates. Xia Houxun, when you gave her the piano, did you ever think about fighting for this relationship? Do you secretly miss her when the people around you lament that no woman is worthy of you? Only the two of them did what they did for the sake of world peace. It's a pity that in the end, the heroine didn't know who gave the piano, and there was no emotional line between Xia Houxun and the heroine later. This book mainly talks about tactics, but since I usually read sweet pet stories about idiots, I focused more on the emotional line when I read it. Overall, it feels quite intelligent. Actions are based on each person's personality, and everyone has their own logic. It feels so good to finally see the chess game played by the second male lead Bu and start the heroine's son's own peaceful age! The heroine goes from fifteen to sixty-three years old. Every time the time changes, people will feel emotional. A lot has changed. Fortunately, there is a happy ending in the end.
A super interesting historical plot + romance novel, the IQ of each character is online. In this book, you can see the turbulence and confusion floating under the surface of history. The few sentences in the history book reveal the unimaginable tragedy at that time. Although the heroine is familiar with history, she cannot make much change to the established history. However, she is also working hard to reduce the tragedy described in the history books and try her best to prevent the beginning of hundreds of years of chaos. What stood out to me the most about this book was the profound understanding of history (it feels a bit like "Lychees of Chang'an" in one aspect but not like it in another aspect) and the heroine's strategy. The author's writing style is also very good The author must not mess up, this is really a super, super good-looking novel [Sending my heart] (Asking silently, the author is probably a history major [shy]) I think it's hard to find such amazing articles as this one in Tomato. Except for the name being a bit Mary Sue, the plot is not overwhelming at all and is very powerful. But I don't know why, the score is so low. 6.6 Is definitely not the limit of this book, just its starting point. Big cheers for the author! I predict that this book will be a big hit in the future [Sending my heart to you] [Asking for more updates]
Although the heroine is young now, she is super beautiful and smart. I hope she keeps guarding her heart. The character of the emperor is quite sick, physically and psychologically ill. He is bad, ruthless and very touching. He is a good emperor for the country. He is very clever and has a strong mind. He also has love for the heroine in his calculations. I'm more worried about his health. I hope he can live longer and have children so that the quality of the next generation will not be affected [face covering]. Don't influence the heroine to become the queen mother in the future. I don't have much feeling for Luo's character, I hope he can be a supporter in the future. If he has been waiting for the heroine, he can also come to the table. Hahaha😂just use it as a face.
It's good to watch. The introduction shows that the male protagonist is dead. The female protagonist supports the young emperor and can live longer. I hope it is he.
There are 39 chapters left, so I skipped through some. Couples who are close to each other, especially couples from the Tian family. They are plotting against each other, supporting each other, and sinking into each other's sobriety. I was pleasantly surprised by the emperor's cultivation and delegation of power to the female protagonist. This is a male mentality that is rare even in this era. I was also surprised by the male protagonist's compensation and fulfillment of the female protagonist. I watched with my own eyes as the heroine was slowly assimilated into this era, and slowly watched her say she hated him but his shadow was everywhere in her every move. In fact, I have always believed that the emperor is the male protagonist. Although my modern thinking cannot accept that the male protagonist has other children, that he uses all possible means to plot against the female protagonist, and that he got the queen pregnant because of his imperial power when he was deeply in love with the female protagonist, it is undeniable that he made me sink and make me feel distressed. I hope they can live in an ordinary home and love each other well in the next life. I originally wanted to skip reading the remaining 39 chapters, but in the end I couldn't resist my curiosity about Xuan Qi and read the remaining chapters. In the end, I still overestimated the emperor's love. It is love but it really cannot be higher than the country. He has plotted against Yinyin for his whole life. Even if he leaves Yinyin's last words, no one knows how true or false they are except himself. When the song ends, only the alienation of flesh and blood is left. After reading Luo's extra story, I actually want to know what choices the emperor with the memories of the previous life will make again without those twists and turns. Fortunately, they meet in modern times, and I want consummation this time.
It's very beautiful. I don't know how to describe it. The flaws don't hide the flaws. I really like the author's writing style. The descriptions are all amazing. Everyone has a highlight moment. I just can't remember all the names, hehe, but there are indeed many characters in Machiavellian. Also, isn't it normal for the second male lead to be unclean? How could it be possible for a prince to have few concubines to spoil him... Moreover, the author also avoids lightning in the introduction. The characters are all full-bodied, allowing me to see real people, as well as the heroine's sobriety and struggle in that troubled world.
What a great novel! As a romance, Luo is the male protagonist, but as a Machiavellian, I selfishly feel that Xuan Qi is the male protagonist. Then I read this novel as a history of the heroine's growth. There was almost no palace fighting, but some court strategies, which was really exciting. I personally prefer Xuan Qi. I feel that the interest relationship is stronger than the ordinary relationship between husband and wife. Xuan Qi taught the heroine how to exercise power and led her to participate in politics. The imperial edict he issued was a love letter to the heroine, which can be left to future generations to witness even thousands of years later. He also paved the way for the heroine before he died. He praised Xuan Qi before, but his selfishness was actually For the sake of the dynasty, as others have said, the heroine is his first choice under the dynasty. The heroine is the rose he raised. The two plotted against each other. They could not give all their sincerity throughout their lives, but it was because of the false love and the trace of true love that it really made people uncomfortable. He was really a qualified king. Luo is actually perfect as the male protagonist. Except for the fact that he didn't turn around in the early stage and didn't recognize his sincerity, he let down the female protagonist just once, which caused him to pay a heavy price later. An ancient man who could keep his integrity for the sake of the heroine, give up his ambitions, commit crimes against the world, willingly step into the plot of the emperor's concubine and his wife, and sink soberly, is worthy of becoming the hero. But also because he was clearly an ambitious emperor in history and eventually turned into a pure love-head, which made me feel that this character was unrealistic, or too thin, not as rich as Xuan Qi's character. Finally, let's talk about our heroine Baby, as a modern ordinary person, traveling back to ancient times. I saw many comments later saying that she is not good, no matter what she does she will be plotted by Xuan Qi, so what should we do? Do you think of the heroine as a modern person, who at this age does most of reading novels and playing games? If she travels back to ancient times and Xuan Qi has taught her step by step for many years, does she have to be as invincible as Mary Sue? Have you forgotten that Xuan Qi was born in an emperor's family, and he may have become enlightened at a few years old, living in conspiracies and intrigues. The heroine's imperial skills were all taught by Xuan Qi. How could she become invincible at first sight? She grew up slowly. She will become a great emperor and unify the world. Don't be too harsh on her.
It's very interesting, it's a heart-throb heroine [laughing], the heroine grows into an empress step by step. The second male lead is a standard emperor, ambitious, good at using power, and has love for the female protagonist but not purely; the male protagonist is like a copywriter, he likes his sister-in-law in the early stage (maybe because of the Oedipus complex), and when the female protagonist is made a noble concubine by the second male lead, he wakes up and likes the female protagonist, but later on, the female protagonist is destined to barely pass. However, one of the male protagonists and the second male lead are mentally and physically unclean, so why not let us have the gentle and silent "Mr. Wen" who is willing to be a knife in his hand/the military advisor Xiahou who knows where you are from and who have lived together in a prosperous age/the little fox brother who only wants his sister-in-law to take over?