Xiao Xianyu, who was a master of both medicine and poisoning, was transformed into a useless prince disguised as a man because of a catastrophe. He was poisoned and murdered that night, and lost his virginity that night. After a night of lingering, Xiao Xianyu, who was pregnant, was confused. Whose child is it? She had equal suspicions about Mu Linghan, the commander of the imperial army, Lu Chi, the general of the country, and Yun Weishuang, the imperial tutor. Who would have expected that these three people actually helped her to win the throne and favored her to heaven!
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When the plot was coming to an end, many people in the comment section felt sorry for the eldest princess. Why is everyone so unhappy with the ending of the eldest princess?
In fact, the eldest princess took the script of traditional women fighting against men, and the female prince took the script of traditional men fighting against men.
The script of the battle for the throne is nothing more than the following three situations:
1. If they are both men, they will become kings and lose bandits. This has been true since ancient times;
2. If there is a man and a woman, the third prince is an example. The third prince is inherently unworthy of his position, the virtuous will win, and women can hold up the sky. This narrative is in line with the current mainstream view of gender equality, "women can replace men if their abilities exceed those of men" (this view will not be discussed here);
3. If they are both women, the eldest princess and the female prince, the female prince will get more help if he gets good luck, while the eldest princess will get less help if she gets bad luck. There is nothing wrong with the eldest princess fighting and fighting over each other. Do those who have ascended to the throne since ancient times have "glorious" achievements? The eldest princess was wrong, or lost because she didn't understand the situation clearly. But maybe this is the fact that everything is fate and no one can control it at all.
At the end of the ending, the eldest princess repeated that I lost, and she probably finally understood that she had lost from the beginning and was the unjust party. [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
It's true that my plot was too small. I originally thought that the heroine would choose one of three, but I didn't expect that the heroine would end up with a wife and three husbands, and she promised to give birth to children to each husband. It slipped away, and my world view suddenly collapsed.
The script is good, but whether it's due to the dubbing or the actors, Mu and Lu's speech is too unnatural.
The following feelings involve plot and minor spoilers. Click to expand and view - dividing line - click to expand and view When the plot was coming to an end, many people in the comment section felt sorry for the eldest princess. Why is everyone so unhappy with the ending of the eldest princess? In fact, the eldest princess took the script of traditional women fighting against men, and the female prince took the script of traditional men fighting against men. The script of the battle for the throne is nothing more than the following three situations: 1. If they are both men, they will become kings and lose bandits. This has been true since ancient times; 2. If there is a man and a woman, the third prince is an example. The third prince is inherently unworthy of his position, the virtuous will win, and women can hold up the sky. This narrative is in line with the current mainstream view of gender equality, "women can replace men if their abilities exceed those of men" (this view will not be discussed here); 3. If they are both women, the eldest princess and the female prince, the female prince will get more help if he gets good luck, while the eldest princess will get less help if she gets bad luck. There is nothing wrong with the eldest princess fighting and fighting over each other. Do those who have ascended to the throne since ancient times have "glorious" achievements? The eldest princess was wrong, or lost because she didn't understand the situation clearly. But maybe this is the fact that everything is fate and no one can control it at all. At the end of the ending, the eldest princess repeated that I lost, and she probably finally understood that she had lost from the beginning and was the unjust party. [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
It's true that my plot was too small. I originally thought that the heroine would choose one of three, but I didn't expect that the heroine would end up with a wife and three husbands, and she promised to give birth to children to each husband. It slipped away, and my world view suddenly collapsed.
The script is good, but whether it's due to the dubbing or the actors, Mu and Lu's speech is too unnatural.
What a handsome guy, good acting skills
A pretty short drama