Yu Jingshu, the imperial concubine of the Marquis of Yongchang, discovered that her husband Xie Zhiyao had a hobby: he would rather talk to his friends all night long than have a heart-to-heart relationship with her.
She put away her sincerity, and he was relieved.
Until she began to correspond with the luthier and poems, and with the general.
He saw it in his eyes, but never stopped her. He only cleared away all possible rumors for her when no one was around.
At a palace banquet, everyone was waiting to see her fall out of favor.
However, in full view of everyone, he put on her robe and said in a soft and gentle voice: "Madam, please enjoy yourself as much as you can. I'm waiting for you, husband."
Reader comments
In a vision, the male protagonist is like a man in a marriage who is obsessed with having fun outside. He leaves all the household chores and taking care of the children to the female protagonist. Then he only needs to tease the children when he comes home to fulfill his role as a father. He has a female bosom friend, but fortunately he still knows how to keep his distance, but overall he is a selfish person.
I think the best ending is not for the male protagonist to realize his mistake and reconcile with the female protagonist. In that case, what does the suffering the female protagonist has suffered for so many years count? ? The best thing is that the heroine gets rid of the shackles of this marriage. Freedom and respect are what she wants to pursue most.
In a vision, the male protagonist is like a man in a marriage who is obsessed with having fun outside. He leaves all the household chores and taking care of the children to the female protagonist. Then he only needs to tease the children when he comes home to fulfill his role as a father. He has a female bosom friend, but fortunately he still knows how to keep his distance, but overall he is a selfish person. I think the best ending is not for the male protagonist to realize his mistake and reconcile with the female protagonist. In that case, what does the suffering the female protagonist has suffered for so many years count? ? The best thing is that the heroine gets rid of the shackles of this marriage. Freedom and respect are what she wants to pursue most.