Locking Tang in as Empress

The overall framework of "Suo Tang is the Queen" is online, and the context of the palace battle theme is also relatively clear. I have a small suggestion that I would like to communicate with the author. Expressions such as "sudden pupil contraction" are frequently used in the article to express emotions, which makes it seem a bit monotonous. You might as well try to replace some synonymous expressions to make the description richer. In addition, the character design can be added with more details to make the logic of the character's behavior smoother. The plot can also be more ingenious and innovative, avoiding routine writing. I believe it will be more brilliant after polishing~

"Suo Tang is the Queen" is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese novels that interweaves hatred between country and family and sadomasochistic love. Lu Tang, the princess of a subjugated country, was forcibly married to her as a queen by her enemies. She was trapped in a golden cage but her heart was devoted to her motherland. She struggled to survive amid hatred, imprisonment, and the paranoid love of the emperor. The writing of the story is delicate and sharp, and the emotions are full of tension. There are not only the undercurrents of palace intrigues, but also the tears and choices of blood, love and hate. The contrast between Lu Tang's tenacity and silent madness is heart-wrenching and moving. This is a prison in the name of love and a deep love that begins with hate. It is worth reading.

Very pretty. The work takes the prison sadomasochism between the subjugated princess Lu Tang and the emperor Shen Mo as the main line, interweaving the hatred between the country and the family and the emotional game, which is full of tension. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to depict the heroine's gradually complicated psychological changes in humiliation and struggle, and the male protagonist's robbery in the name of love adds to the tragedy. The story continues to advance between power struggle and emotional tearing, with both ancient style writing and the ultimate pull of sadomasochism. Although the plot is a bit cliche, the emotions are strong and suitable for readers who like robbing, falling in love and killing each other.

"Suo Tang is the Queen" is a masterpiece of ancient style that combines "forced robbery" and "extreme emotional pull" to shock people's hearts. The story begins with the ultimate humiliation of Lu Tang, the princess of the subjugated country, who was raped by the emperor silently in front of her father's soul. This instantly established the intense background of the entanglement between the hatred of the country and the family and the love. The author uses delicate and sharp brushstrokes to depict a cruel game with imperial power as a chain and gentleness as a blade: behind the silent conquest and control is a bottomless obsession, while Lu Tang's imprisonment and struggle contain an unyielding soul and increasingly complex emotions. Every choice the two make between loyalty and betrayal, hatred and love is like dancing on the tip of a knife, full of tension. What is particularly commendable is that the work does not stop at the superficial sadomasochism, but deeply depicts the struggle and transformation of human nature under the power struggle, making the process of "falling in love and killing each other" full of suffocating reality and poignant charm. When the chains soak into the bones and blood, and the cage spreads into a destination, this entanglement that started with hatred eventually leads to a profound questioning about redemption and affection, which makes people think deeply.

Very nice and the content is very engaging. The author's work is very good and highly recommended.

This book describes the sadomasochistic relationship between the princess of the subjugated country and the emperor of the subjugated country so poignantly! Lu Tang went from being humiliated in the mourning hall to struggling in the palace. He was repeatedly pulled between the hatred of the country and the family and the temptation. Silence's paranoia with gentleness as the blade and imperial power as the lock made this love-hate entanglement full of fragmentation. The emotional torn in the game of intrigue, the ultimate tug of imprisonment and redemption, every decision makes people feel heart-wrenching. Haitang is locked up. Is she trapped in a palace or in love? The author brings out the tension of falling in love and killing each other. The more you read, the more you become immersed in this fateful entanglement with the smell of blood! Wonderful and ups and downs, worth reading!

It is a very exciting romance novel. The author's writing is smooth, the plot design is ups and downs, and the characters are well described. The protagonist's emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists is vividly described. It is both knife-like and sadistic, and has a strong sense of substitution. It interprets the protagonist's love and hatred in the power struggle. It is a rare masterpiece.

The background of this book is the hatred between the country and the family, and the extreme emotional entanglement between the princess Lu Tang and the emperor Shen Mo. He is her cage and her only refuge; she is his obsession and the unyielding Begonia. The male protagonist Shen Mo was held hostage in the Yan Kingdom for three years. During this period, he fell in love with the female protagonist Lu Tang, the direct princess of the Yan Kingdom who helped him many times! Returning three years later, the male protagonist destroyed the Yan Kingdom, forced to kill the female protagonist's father and brother, killed the Yan royal family, and even humiliated the female protagonist Lu Tang's father's coffin, forcing her to marry the common people of Yan as her queen! [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] Cage in the deep palace! One runs away, the other chases! [Cool] Really good! Going to read again!

This is a wonderful ancient masterpiece. The author's writing is smooth, the plot has ups and downs, and he interprets love and hatred in the struggle for power. The characters are vividly portrayed, the emotional entanglements are vividly depicted, both knife and torture are involved, and the sense of empathy is strong, which is really rare. Very nice! !

The story ends abruptly when Lu Tang faces the final decision, leaving a huge suspense. This is the author's brilliance - the real tragedy lies not in the tragic ending, but in the incomprehensible choice itself. No matter which side Lu Tang chooses, it means betrayal of the other side. This kind of blank space allows readers to think involuntarily: How to choose between the hatred of the country and the family and the warmth of this world? What is loyalty? What is love? What is liberation? This is a narrative about prison and nirvana that is worth immersing in for every reader who likes in-depth ancient sayings.