Imprisoned in a Dark Room, I Conceived the Powerful Minister's Legitimate Heir

It took about a day to read it. The overall pace was not sluggish and the plot was smoothly connected. It is a better book. The male protagonist did become like that due to childhood reasons, but the female protagonist never left her. The two poor little guys cuddled up to each other, overcome difficulties together, and stayed together until they grew old. The two of them went from expressing themselves incomprehensively at the beginning to speaking softly and tenderly at the end. Wei Xu was worried about gain and loss, so he asked him to question Pei Heng. It was the conversation between Wei Xu and Pei Heng after he beat Cui Yan at the palace gate that moved me the most, "What about me?" "Do you care about my heart?" This really set up Wei Xu's people, and the issue of the surname of the subsequent children is enough to prove it. However, he was still full of pity for Xie Yuan. Sima Zhao and Yuan'er could be regarded as "misfortunate mandarin ducks". He was ambitious but incompetent. He couldn't coordinate everything, but he didn't want Xie Yuan to see him like this. The two of them went further and further apart. The person I pity the most is actually Xie Yuan, hey. The little girl who was once such a lively and cheerful girl was forced to become the person she hated most in the end. In fact, when I first saw the name Sima Zhao, I thought that in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, "Sima Zhao's heart is known to all passers-by" as a synonym for ambition. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there was a saying that "the king and his horse share the world." Sima's family showed a "people-oriented and adaptable" attitude. In the novel, he was unwilling to be a puppet emperor, and his death was his last sign of stubbornness. In fact, in this whole novel, what I want to talk about the most is the brother and sister team of Chen Jia and Chen Lianwei. Chen Lianwei was raised with a sweet and savage temperament, but Chen Jia obeyed her, and developed a dirty heart that he dared not tell the world. He devoted himself to his sister, and his sister was obsessed with Sima Zhao, but Chen Jia still gave everything for his sister. Chen Jia is a good brother, and Chen Lianwei is also a good sister, but in that era, it is impossible for the two to be together. Besides, Chen Lianwei has done many assassinations for the emperor, while Chen Jia has collaborated with the enemy and treason. These two Chens are not good people, but I still feel a little sorry for the two of them, only in terms of their emotions. Until Chen Jiacheng defeated the bandits, he was still praying for Chen Lianwei's life. ❤️Final question: I wonder if the author referred to history when writing! The aristocratic families from the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties: Hanoi Sima clan Sima Zhao Xie family of Chenjun Xie Yuan Hedong Pei family Pei Heng Julu Wei Shi Wei Xu I wish you all to eat well, sleep well, and be happy every day🎉

The emperor's name is Sima Zhao. It immediately reminded me that Sima Zhao's intentions are known to everyone and the male protagonist is also a traitor. This means that one of them must die.

It's super good-looking, both male and female protagonists have mouths, and each character is very unique. The emperor wants to protect the one he loves, and the queen is innocent and romantic. The female protagonist is gentle but strong, and the male protagonist is super humble🙇‍♂️

It took me a few hours to read this novel. Overall, it's pretty good. It's in line with my taste. It's the feeling of the male protagonist's humble love, and the description is spot-on. The main thing is that the emperor's death surprised me. Maybe this is the characteristic of a good work. It doesn't matter who you're looking at. The emperor just wanted to be a good emperor. They have their own rights and protect the people they want to protect. The male protagonist wants to protect the world for the female protagonist because the emperor is too young and doesn't understand anything. If they had told all these reasons together, there might not have been such an ending. But the emperor and the male protagonist have no emotional line and it is impossible to say it. In the whole book, the queen is actually the most trustworthy What a pity. I am a lively person. In the end, only Cui'er and my son are left by my side. The heroine is gone and the emperor is dead. In fact, I don't understand it. Maybe I saw it too quickly and didn't pay attention to the details. The hero has already brought troops to support. Why did the emperor kill himself? Is it for his own reputation? To put it bluntly He also suffered a lot of anger in the court. Is this the last straw that breaks the camel's back? But he loved the queen and his children so much during his lifetime. In the end, he should want to go back alive to see his queen and children no matter what. There is also a problem with his character in the structure of his character. If he dare not save the queen in the side palace, how can he talk about love? (I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the author, I'm just commenting on the characters) Maybe I'm usually a person who prefers he. I think the final ending is for the emperor and the queen to bury the hatchet, and then the hero and heroine travel around the world. It would be best if there is a side story, and the emperor's soul comes back and stays with the queen. When the queen also died, the male protagonist had a relationship with his mother, Cui # (sorry, I forgot the name) when he was a child, and the male protagonist had a sneak peek, etc. 🤭 In the end, it was overall good. It took me half a day to read it. It was very good and worth recommending (not a compliment, I commented sincerely)

So pretty!! The further you go, the more exciting it becomes!

It's good to watch, I highly recommend it, but the ending feels a little rushed. I beg you for a sequel. I haven't seen enough. There's also the be of the second male lead, Sima Zhao and Xie Yuan. It's so sad. Why do you treat me like this? Yuan was very bright and lively before, but silent and heartache later on. But the male and female protagonists are very sweet. This makes me heartbroken.

Good reviews, very good-looking. This book about forced love is the best I have ever read. The essence of forced love is love, not force. Neither the male or female protagonist is perfect, each has its shortcomings. Emotional development takes place slowly and naturally. There is also a discussion about the CP of the Empress. I think the ending of be is very reasonable. The two people have different concepts and ideas, and the young couple will become strangers. Moreover, it is Sima Zhao who is not worthy of Xie Yuan. The essence of this man is a coward, which is most vividly reflected from the period when Xie Yuan gave birth. I also feel sorry for Xie Yuan. From the innocent little girl to the "mature" queen whose edges have been smoothed away and who has completely given up on the royal family and her husband, she has lost too much along the way.

It's good to read. I think this is the best among similar books. I'll give it five stars to support it.

Well, the ending of the male and female protagonists is pretty good. The emperor deserved his death. After all, everyone had advised him not to go, but he insisted on going, so his death was not unjust!

It's nice to watch, but it's just not enough for me to watch. Come on 😎 [send heartfelt]