
Traveling Through the Legend of Zhen Huan: the Empress Is so Radiant
穿越甄嬛传:娘娘她光彩照人
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Everything was fine up to now, but when I saw in Chapter 200 that An Lingrong's child was given to Shen Meizhuang to raise, I was really angry. What kind of hell joke is this? These two are mortal enemies in the play. In the early stage, Shen Meizhuang ignored An Lingrong's sincerity and took the lead in isolating An Lingrong. Later, the Qintian Prison incident even affected An's mother, the most important person in An Lingrong's life. Later, Shen Meizhuang's death was also the first person An Lingrong sent to deliver the news. So how did you come up with the plot of letting Shen Meizhuang raise An Lingrong's child? It was An Lingrong who requested it. Do you want these two people to live in harmony? It shouldn't be An Lingrong's compensation for Shen Meizhuang, right? When the accounts are finally settled, An Lingrong did not do anything wrong to Shen Meizhuang in the early stage. It was Shen Meizhuang who first felt that An Lingrong was ruthless and began to isolate and use Lingrong. Later, he even hurt An's family. Shen Meizhuang acted first. It is normal for An Lingrong to fight back. , And judging from the subsequent plot, even if An did not tell Shen Meizhuang, Shen Meizhuang would still take the initiative to inquire about it, and Shen's ending would probably not change. Therefore, it is obvious that An Lingrong does not owe Shen Meizhuang anything. To be honest, it is Shen Meizhuang who feels sorry for An Lingrong. So what is the point of setting up this plot? Originally, the screenwriter in the play was already very vicious towards An Lingrong, so he wanted to stab An Lingrong in the book, right? Is this what the author meant by harmonious coexistence between women? Use An Lingrong's human blood steamed buns to please Shen Meizhuang? Anyway, I didn't see any harmonious coexistence, I only saw misfortune for An Lingrong.
The front part is very nice, but the middle part usually begins to lick the original protagonist at the end. He said at the beginning that he can do things on his own, and then starts to help Zhen Huan [cover her face]. It's really confusing. The protagonist knows that Hua Fei is needed to balance you, and he still suppresses Hua Fei. Hua Fei has never been against the protagonist. If Zhen Huan gets up to be equal to the protagonist, there is no fear of capsizing. Garlic
The plot is pretty good, right? But the titles in it are really messy. When I was still in the palace, I was the queen of the palace. When I saw the newlyweds entering the palace, I called the protagonist queen, and the Shoukang Palace where the Queen Mother lived was called the Yongshou Palace.
The heroine's character is really bad