The Legend of Zhen Huan: Save! Dressed as Fuzi and Start in the Well

Fuzi, Huasui, Yu Ying'er, Xiaoyinzi, Sang'er, Poria, Huang Guiquan, Xiaoluzi, Xiaotang, Juqing, all the living lives were lost in the Forbidden City. Does the Feng Shui of the Forbidden City nourish people? No, it is this life that supports people, concubines, and queens. In the end, these people support the emperor sitting on the dragon throne.

I have read not one hundred but ninety fanfics of The Legend of Zhen Huan, but this book still shocked me. The first time I watched it was from the perspective of the slaves in the palace, they were all pitiful people. The original drama is already "all beautiful and tragic", but this one feels like all the pitiful people can't help themselves. The oppression of the feudal monarchy eats people without spitting out their bones. Watching it makes me feel that it is difficult to calm down and anger, and it is a feudal era with all kinds of evil. The author's writing style is also comfortable to read, with a sense of eloquence. The words are not wordy, but it can be seen that the writing style is very good and the writing skills are good. Five-star recommendation

It's good to read. If you read too many Qingwen or rebirth stories with concubines as the protagonists, you will think of palace maids and eunuchs as NPCs who have compiled good programs. If they are loyal, such as Songzhi, Even if he is a traitor to a tiger, he will still be praised for being sincere to Concubine Hua; if he is not loyal, like Kang Luhai, it is human nature for a good bird to choose a tree to roost, but he will be scolded as being ignorant of flattery and a heinous crime. It seems that the servant is just a machine to judge right and wrong based on loyalty, and it is the background for beautiful love and deep palace intrigues. After reading too many of these articles, it is easy for us to enter the perspective of the so-called superiors. Only concubines and royal relatives are human beings, and slaves are nothing more than tools. People can have many sides, and things can only be black and white. When I realized this, I actually felt very sad. Although modern thinking teaches us that everyone is equal, the prejudice of rich, good, poor and evil is still rooted in our hearts. I am very grateful to the author for writing this novel perspective to write about the stories of ordinary people in ancient times. This reminds me of the time-travel craze more than ten years ago. At that time, there were also articles about what it would be like to travel through time and become ordinary ancient people. I hope this article will remind me that empathy and compassion are the unique spiritual treasures of human beings.

It's written from a different perspective, from the perspective of a palace maid. It's just too painful. Concubine Hua, Shen Meizhuang, and Zhen Huan all have their hands covered with the blood of the people at the bottom of the palace.

In feudal society, the lives of those at the bottom are the least valuable. I remembered that I had seen an editing of the Legend of Zhen Huan before. It was edited from the perspective of the palace maid and eunuch. Fuzi died at the beginning, and later Yu Ying'er, Huasui, Xiaoyinzi, Poria, Juqing, Xiaotang, Huichun, Jianqiu, Zhou Ninghai, Jiang Fuhai, Cuiguo, the one who was poisoned in place of the fourth elder brother, and the nanny who took care of him since he was a child. These They are all people who promote the plot or are able to be named by the palace masters. They are more like the palace maids and eunuchs who died silently during the epidemic. The innocent or not-innocent people who are affected in every storm will not be noticed or remembered by others, and they will only sigh, "the fate is bad". In the hunting ground of the feudal palace, everyone is a lamb to be slaughtered. I have written some Zhen Huan fanfics before, but I always put myself in the role of a savior, helping the protagonist group through various disasters with my own strength. I feel complacent that I can save my life if I really wear the character in The Legend of Zhen Huan. This article suddenly made me realize that no, even if there is a golden finger that can predict everything, in the hunting ground of the palace, one's own life is not decided by oneself. Dressed as a palace maid and eunuch, the master can kill people at any time with a light word. People like us who can hardly scratch off 5 yuan in scratch-off games, how dare we expect to kill everyone in a feudal palace? Even if she disguises herself as a master, even if she is an emperor, she still has harem plans. She was forced by the former dynasty, and even if she disguises herself as a queen mother, she still has to watch her beloved young son being forced to guard the imperial mausoleum, and she has to poison her old lover with her own hands. As for the empress, the emperor just said a single word and she lost her status as the direct descendant of Fujin. Even for the heroine Zhen Huan, some people think that Zhen Huan is exquisite and self-interested, but her life is not easy. She is constantly framed and jealous, and people around her leave one after another. There has never been a gap between me and Huan Huan. The concubine is Niu Colu and Zhen Huan, a poisonous woman and a poisonous woman. The harem is a hunting ground, and nobles such as emperors, queens and queens are just the more capable prey among them. The distortion of feudal society lies here. When I was writing the article at that time, I had those flattering words at my fingertips, just like if I traveled through time one day, I would be able to kneel down and kowtow to others smoothly. Only now I am horrified to realize the horror of such a mentality. In such a distorted environment, people will forget where they came from, their original intentions, and who they are, and then step by step they will be assimilated into a numb member of this feudal society. Wen Yi is the most innocent person in the entire TV series. Like her mother Cao Qinmo, she is like a duckweed and can only rely on others to breathe. The nobles in the palace were like a huge criminal group. They conspired to kill her mother, and Zhen Huan even gave her to Concubine Duan as a "trophy". I really like Xiao Wen Yi in the drama, probably because I am also a mother, and it is really hard for me to like Zhen Huan who is so scheming about other people's children. One of the reasons why I don't like Zhen Huan and Concubine Duan is that they are really very refined egoists. Later, when Zhen Huan had no choice but to give Wu Yue up for adoption, Wu Yue was still in her infancy and didn't know the world. Zhen Huan was so ignorant. She never thought that Wen Yi, who was already sensible, would suddenly be replaced by E Niang, but Cao Qinmo's death was a foregone conclusion here. With a blessed son by Wen Yi's side, maybe the young Wen Yi's heart could have a place to rest.

I finally saw a different Zhen Huan Legend fanfic, but it was a bit depressing, and everything related to the heroine was basically dead [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

The protagonist seems to be in shock, Ruoxi [crying]. At first she only wanted to return to modern times, but later she got along with the people in the palace, was moved, and wanted to change their fate, but history is history, and she couldn't change anything. She gradually became numb and assimilated.

That's right, it's all so miserable. It is miserable to be with a master who is not favored, and it is also miserable to be with a master who is favored. I hope the heroine can return home safely and alive.

Very real, the lowest-level palace maid. Trying to change their fate turned out to be in vain. Just like the wish made by the heroine Fukuko, "In the coming year... I hope you will be safe and go well, live well, and all... Live well." It doesn't work if you say it.

It's very interesting. The protagonist is an ordinary good person with no abilities. In the ancient environment, even if he wants to change, he is powerless, but this is normal and very real, and there is no dark protagonist! Everyone is the character in the play, there is no magic change. The author's point of view is also very new. A small decision by the superior can overwhelm the subordinates and kill them. Beautifully written, keep it up! ! !

Very real, the ancient cannibal society The author writes very well, and talks about the depressing life of ordinary people at the bottom, where living is a luxury. I see many people commenting that they are too frustrated and want the heroine to be a concubine or have a golden finger to hug her thigh or something. There are too many such articles, so there is no need to require everyone to use these cool articles. The description of this kind of low-level people in the feudal era can better understand the beautiful aspects of today's society. Many classic works also have this kind of description. The feeling of depression shows that the author's writing is quite successful. It is the feudal cannibalistic society that should be blamed, not the author's article.

A very novel angle. Traveling through time and becoming a girl or a fat orange are actually the stories of the Celestial Dragons. For the first time, I looked at The Legend of Zhen Huan from the perspective of a low-class palace maid. To be able to sympathize with Fuzi, the feudal court is really terrifying.

It feels like a huge mountain, so heavy that I can't breathe The writing is quite good. Basically there is no big problem with the logic. Generally speaking, she is a palace maid with good luck (she is really good compared with other palace maids). I don't know why you are scolding her. It seems like you have a way to break the situation [smile]

It can be regarded as thinking from another perspective. The whole drama unfolds from the perspective of the palace maids. The huge palace is not only the emperor's concubines, but also countless people. In that feudal society, especially the Forbidden City where imperial power was highly concentrated, Bin was not only rich in food and clothing, but also lived a bloody life. When the superior has an idea, a tragic little person will die down below.

It's okay, the plot and everything else are quite smooth, but the heroine is a bit aggrieved, but it fits the identity and image of a minor character. It would be nice if the system could give the heroine some rewards after she returns to modern times... Otherwise, the heroine would be too miserable (fucked her forehead and smiled bitterly)

I think it is very well written. I saw some comments that mocked the heroine for not doing anything. This book is very real but not a cool novel. As a helpless palace maid, the heroine has trouble even protecting herself and she has tried her best to save the people around her. It is great that the heroine finally lost herself and returned to modern times!

It's very interesting. From the perspective of a young palace maid, watching the world of the harem in The Legend of Zhen Huan is a perspective that I have never experienced before. The heroine is very real, with fear, indifference, cowardice, kindness, and bravery. The author's writing is very detailed, the picture is very strong, and it is very immersive. The heroine is not the heroine of Shuangwen. As a palace maid, she can't do anything. She just watches her friends around her get selected and have to be pawns. She wants to stop it every time, but there is nothing she can do. In the end, Zhen Huan won the game and managed to save some chess pieces. Although the ending was a little hasty, it still had its flaws. The writing style was quite sad, and the heroine had no golden fingers. There is no need to scold the heroine for not being strong enough or not having enough fun.

Written from the perspective of a palace maid, it's so tragic but so real. It's very difficult just to survive.

The protagonist is the little palace maid Fuzi. As she goes through her situation, she meets a person who is not a one-sided character and has also shown good and bad intentions to the protagonist. How should I put it, it's a really different book. It reveals the life of the people at the bottom of the palace who are manipulated and oppressed by the people above like puppets on strings.

I have read many time-travel novels, and many of the protagonists do not have awe of the feudal imperial power, but thrive in the feudal dynasty. But this book is different. It vividly expresses the oppression of people by feudal society. The author's writing style is also very good. When I read the novel, sometimes I even felt that there was an innocent soul crying unconsciously.

This derivative of The Legend of Zhen Huan is a very unique perspective. Most authors start with characters such as Zhen Huan, Shen Meizhuang, An Lingrong, Fucha Guiren and so on. Only this one is always from the perspective of a servant. I have read a lot of extended articles, but after reading this article I realized that I had also ignored them. I really can't watch it to the end. It's too uncomfortable to watch it. The author's writing style is so good, and the sense of substitution is so strong. It's the kind of despair that modern people feel when they see their ancient friends and people around them gradually moving towards their predetermined destiny, but they have changed but not changed. The feudal world was dominated by powerful oppression, power struggle and treating human life as nothing. The one who impressed me the most was Tapioca's scapegoat, Xiao Tang from the Imperial Kitchen Room. Knowing that his death was imminent, he cooked a pot of cassava balls for himself and tried to taste the taste of the balls that his master ate. He wanted to kill himself and paid the palace people to spend money to cook mung bean soup. Even though everyone knew it was not his fault, he would not get a happy death. "The first thing spit out was the balls, then the blood and finally the life". I did this before going to bed for two days in a row.

It's good to watch. It focuses on the supporting characters that many people didn't care about in the original plot. Those mentioned casually by the superiors are all real people living a real life. If you like to read mindless cool articles and golden fingers, you don't need to watch it.

I've finished watching it. It's quite good to watch, even though the heroine sometimes suddenly wants to save someone, but if you think about it carefully, the logic and emotion are still valid, so it's acceptable. You can take a look at the writing, which is quite delicate.

The palace maid version of The Legend of Zhen Huan is called The Golden Branch. In terms of criticism of feudalism, it feels more emotional than The Legend of Zhen Huan.

In fact, the writing is quite good, but it is not a gold-fingered novel about the heroine. It ensures that most of the characters have not been changed by magic and witnessed everything about them. From the perspective of an ordinary low-level palace maid, she really can't do anything. I looked at the reason for the low rating because other people are not satisfied with the heroine's inaction. I can only say that everyone is in their own eyes. I think this is the behavior of a normal palace lady. Take the part where Yu Ying'er and Fuzi broke up. I read a lot of comments about why Fuzi didn't stop her. The author actually made it very clear that Yu wants status and power and she is determined to be the mistress. Yu's inner jealousy and worry about Fuzi are all paving the way for the two of them to part ways. How can it be so easy to persuade... Even if she persuades Yu, she will be regarded as Fuzi blocking her way. People are complicated. She hated Xiao Yinzi for ruthlessly killing him, and was angry at Huasui's "inaction", but this was all because of the sharpness after her life was threatened. It is normal for Fuzi to feel uncomfortable. When everything is settled and they are dead, will all the happiness they once had be wiped away? I wanted to take a last look at my former friend. I saw the kind-hearted character of Fu Miaomiao. It's not inexplicable and fun-loving as the comments say. I think this is a successful portrayal of kindness and not a facial expression-like assembly line character description. The authors each have their own settings. Some people have unlimited cheats. Some people have nothing. Each has its own way of writing. At least I think there is nothing wrong with the author's narration within this framework. The score of six points is really a bit low.

It's very interesting. The writing style and rhythm are very good. I was very moved. It's very real. It's not easy to survive, but how can you change the fate of others? However, I still hope that there will be a little change compared to the original plot.

It tells the story of the feudal palace battles from the perspective of a lucky maid from the lower class. I finished reading it in one sitting. It was a rainy day today and my heart was pounding all day long. I was out of breath. The author hurriedly coded, waiting to vent his anger ヽ((◎д◎))ゝ

Very true. Unlike most Zhen Huan novels, the heroine is an ordinary modern girl, and her reaction is completely the real reaction of modern people facing the cruel palace. Looking forward to the author's next works.

I can feel that the author's writing style is pretty good, but the story is too depressing, so depressing that I can't stand it anymore. There is a feeling of real time travel. People who are used to watching Goldfinger may feel aggrieved, but if I think about it for myself, even if I am familiar with The Legend of Zhen Huan, I really can't do anything. It's such a scary Forbidden City.

Just like Da Ru's speech, every word falls in an unexpected place. If there is no knot, come and take a look.