My Mother, My Love: A Crossover Through Film and TV

There are very few novels with female protagonists that are so enjoyable, especially in ancient dynasties. There are very few of them. Shunji~(˶╹ꇴ╹˶)~ Even if a woman is the protagonist, she is rarely treated as the first sex. Not to mention the ancient times, there are also very few basic modern fairy tales. In addition to the various slights, suppressions and doubts arranged by the author because the protagonist is a woman, whether it is behavior or words, especially in the ancient setting, no matter what big thing you do, you will encounter various obstacles because of your identity as a woman, although it is a matter of history. It is true, but most of them are just imaginary and you don't need to follow the patriarchal society. Even if you don't change it, the big frame is to know that women's status is not as high as men's. However, many authors like to describe plots that show that men cannot be stronger than women in every aspect. The heroine has to fight back over and over again and spend more effort to prove herself. The suffering caused by gender discrimination is one after another. After being questioned about something you have done, you will be questioned again. As long as you are still a woman, watching it over and over again is exhausting. The big framework of this book knows that men are superior to women, but it will not overly elaborate to make female readers uncomfortable. Moreover, if everyone is convinced by the heroine, they are really convinced. It doesn't matter anymore because the woman's body is despised and questioned again and again. The plot is really comfortable to read [laughs]

This book really touched my heart, and I didn't feel any discomfort while reading it. Especially when I read the article about Lu Pheasant, I was completely hooked. I don't know why, but the rating is relatively low now. The author's writing style is very fluent, without any nonsense or slobbery, and in some character settings, it can be seen that he has checked the information. And it is a theme that is very close to my heart like being an empress! It's really beautiful\(//∇//)\ I have always believed that daughters and mothers are on the same side. They are the group with the closest bloodline and the most concentrated interests, and they are always separated from their father. What I am most satisfied with is the setting of this novel, which is more than just the halo of the protagonist, because many such novels often involve two people working together with the father. Many times, the mother, or the queen mother, often gives birth to children in the rear area, or managing the harem is her greatest right. This is the first novel I have ever read that brings mothers together on the same front.

Not bad, not bad, very interesting. It allows us to see different aspects of women in history. In a world where the heroine becomes emperor, a girl will inherit the throne in the end, without giving birth to a boy (he will not end up with a big baby).

Oh my god, it's so beautiful! When I read the introduction, I immediately saw the introduction to the world of Lu Pheasant, because the first two were both from the Qing Dynasty. I have read more about the Qing Dynasty, and I am not very interested in the Qing Dynasty at the moment. However, I am very interested in Lu Pheasant, so I went directly to see the third world, Lu Pheasant. However, the author of this world has not finished it yet, and has only written 37 chapters. I just finished reading it, and I was very excited about it, but the result is gone, which makes me feel disappointed! Author, please write faster [I'm almost crying], it's so beautiful, I'm so excited to read it, I can't stop! 😢 Come on, author, you write really well! 😘 The writing is very delicate, the emotions are expressed in a natural and real way, and the plot is very reasonable. The golden finger is not very exaggerated, but it feels natural and practical. You can also write about other historical regrets, such as being the daughter of Qin Shihuang, Tang Taizong, Ming Taizu, etc. You can also consider, um... And the Song Dynasty, yes, the Song Dynasty, in the Northern Song Dynasty, what if Song Taizong was not Zhao Guangyi, but Zhao Kuangyin's daughter? Either she became the daughter of Song Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty, or she became the daughter of Zhao Gou in the Southern Song Dynasty. There are also the Sui Dynasty and the Northern Wei Dynasty. Of course, these are just my personal suggestions, and it depends on the author's own ideas. Come on, the author is big 😘[sending heart]

Although some of the plot developments are slightly idealistic, the novel serves the readers, and those who read this kind of text and pictures are happy, so it is not incomprehensible. Because of the name of the novel, I repeatedly gave up on opening this novel. Until yesterday when Wenhuang was rummaging through the pages, I added it to my bookshelf and started tasting it. It turned out to be quite good. It's not in vain. It's really not in vain. Hahaha. The setting of the purpose of time travel in the system is quite good. The heroine, no, the protagonist is also very lovable, and the plot is also good, especially the second world, the giant is interesting, hahahaha, crazy and crazy. Fortunately, it's not a comprehensive wear, otherwise it would be a pity. It feels like each world has different emphasis🤔, and there is no fixed routine, which is gratifying. Jpg Then again, because of the identity of the mission target, although the protagonist makes the target happy every time, the target's husband also indirectly becomes happy. It is not an act of picking up the slack, although they are all picking up the slack non-subjectively (pointing and pointing). However, since the protagonist has to be the emperor every time, in order to better govern the country and give the people a better life, the target's husband will be happy🤔 Possible red herrings: Not to me, but some people will mind it - although the protagonist is the protagonist, the author will describe the mission objectives and his married life in great detail, especially since the protagonists in the first two worlds are both pregnant, so there are very few scenes in the early stage. If you don't mind the possible pitfalls I mentioned, I highly recommend this book.

Super pretty! The chapter about Lu Pheasant is very amazing. Usually I would skip it because I am not familiar with it. I can't bear to finish this chapter. I want the author to write more and more. The father-daughter interaction between the heroine and Liu Bang is very interesting. Each character also has a monologue [admiration] in the extra chapter. Please update more! !

The article by Lu Pheasant is really well written. Each of the author's articles is a long slow-travel story. It would be better to just write them separately 🤦. Personally, I don't like to read Qing Dynasty novels such as Qing Chuan/The Legend of Zhen Huan. I have blocked them but still recommend them. I almost missed the exciting parts of other worlds in it. If you pull out other worlds and make your own book, the rating will definitely be above 9.0.

I watched the third and fourth. . . The third one is pretty good. . The Han Dynasty became the empress. Most of the highlights in the middle are given to the heroine and her mother. Highly recommend the third one! ! Great story! ! . The fourth. How to say it. . Came too early. Not too early either. . It's just that basically the female protagonist doesn't have much of an appearance. . Basically it is the story of Princess Taiping and her mother. . The heroine is just an embellishment. . After watching most of the fourth episode, the heroine basically did nothing. . Taiping did it. But the heroine pretended to be a fairy and entrusted her dream to Taiping. The highlight is basically not on the heroine. . Overall, the heroine's presence is low. If you like stars, you can go for it. . But if it is the protagonist. It's not OK. .

A very good book. It can be seen that the author's ability to control words is quite good, and the story is getting more and more interesting. In fact, I skipped the first world. One of the reasons is because I'm not too fond of Qing palace dramas, and the other reason is that the main character is a woman wearing a man's clothes. Although the heroine became the emperor, it was a bit uninspiring to sit in this position as a man. The setting of the second world is more interesting, but for the same reason, I only gave a rough overview. What made me fall in love with this book was the third world, where the heroine ascended the throne as the daughter of Lu Pheasant; and what made me fall in love with this book was the fourth world, where the heroine was the granddaughter of Wu Zetian and the daughter of Princess Taiping. Three generations of her ancestors and grandson single-handedly created a prosperous world. What I especially like is the portrayal of the relationship between the emperor and the prince in these two worlds: Liu Bang has some fears and suspicions about the heroine. In the story, he is indeed an open-minded king, and he is relieved after the parent-child conversation; but Queen Zetian treats Princess Taiping, Princess Taiping treats the heroine, and as emperors, they spare no effort to support their daughter and their prince, and trust them without reservation. This subtle setting moved me very much. Through the text, I can see the prosperous world they created, and I can also see the author's profound thinking on the issue of "mothers and daughters." Of course, for readers who are accustomed to reading novels about female-oriented heroines without CP, one thing that may not be used to them is that the heroine gets married in every world, and there are some emotional descriptions, but these descriptions do not account for a large proportion. I think even readers who don't like similar descriptions will not be affected by these fragments of the reading experience of the entire story. It is highly recommended to read it, even if you start reading it from the third world. I came here again after a few months. Since I am not very familiar with Zhichou, I skipped through the story. When it came to the chapter of repaying the pearl, I read about ten chapters and found it very interesting. In fact, I have been thinking since I was a child, with the lives of the Fang family, can Xiao Yanzi really let go? And it feels like after marrying Yongqi, Xiao Yanzi's luster really seems to have been wiped away bit by bit. Her chivalry and freedom are locked in a cage, which is really unbearable to look at. This is good. A chivalrous woman like her should grow up and embark on a path that suits her. She should fly high and not be shackled. [Follow-up review in October 2026] This world is a little too long and too loose...

🥺 I just finished watching, [Feng Ruozhao] World The heroine is dressed as the son of a concubine. I watched Concubine Jing's life getting better and better, and I was even able to take revenge on Concubine Hua by making her suffer the pain I had suffered. Watching Big Fat Orange have a lovely wife and young son, they get along like a family, without any precautions or calculations. His fatherly and affectionate attitude toward the heroine's son is mixed with the royal father's teachings and care for the invisible prince, as well as his extremely kind words that transcend political meanings. He assigns authority and affirms the heroine's status as the crown prince at all times. As a power concentrator in the current government, it is rare to behave like this. It is difficult for people to overcome desires, and old male lions may not support their cubs wholeheartedly, so the performance of Big Fat Orange in this world quite surprised me. This world is generally very warm, like Tianjia and his son. The affection between father and son is greater than the coldness of imperial power. As a fan fiction reader, this is quite touching. For the good life of Concubine Jing, and for the change of Big Fat Orange. Warmth makes me cry ❤️❤️❤️ YixiuThe world has been seen Although this fat orange didn't turn into a scumbag because of the taskmaster, and instead had a funny plot, it was still very heartwarming. Yi Xiu, Cao Qinmo, Yun Xinluo, Zhen Huan, An Lingrong, and Cao Qinmo all lived their own lives. Moved to tears