Guanju: In This Life, Only You
关雎之此生唯你
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 395k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 4
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I am not writing history, but the love between Huang Taiji and Hai Lanzhu is recorded in the annals of history. He and she are the meeting of souls. The first meeting may start with appearance, but deep love must come from knowing each other. Hai Lanzhu is truly the most beloved concubine of the Qing Dynasty. However, colorful clouds are easy to scatter and glass is easy to break. The love between the two is deep, but the love will last forever.
Na Muzhong became pregnant immediately after marrying Huang Taiji, and gave birth to a child. In the 6th year of Chongde, which was the year Hailanzhu died, she was pregnant with Eleventh Brother. In the 7th year after Hailanzhu entered the palace, Huang Taiji gave birth to many children. Don't you write about these? It's true that he likes Hai Lanzhu the most, but he has a lot of women. I don't think he has any feelings for other women. Men, especially in ancient times when men were superior to women. Mubumutai also became pregnant again during Hailanzhu's pregnancy. Is there a possibility that after Hai Lanzhu died, Huang Taiji felt that he couldn't let go of his feelings for Hai Lanzhu and couldn't forget her after losing her. Even if Hai Lanzhu's health was not good, it shouldn't be much worse. Chongde was still attending various activities in the 6th year. Could it be that his death was too sudden? Otherwise Huang Taiji would not have abandoned the army immediately and ran back. It's also strange that Hai Lanzhu has never been pregnant again after giving birth to a child. Generally speaking, after giving birth to a child, it is easy to maintain the child. There is an article saying that there are 12 blank pages in the autobiographical record given by Huang Taiji to Hai Lanzhu. Was it deleted by Xiaozhuang? There are very few records about Hailanzhu that I can see now, not as many as those in North Korea, and the records are not correct. There have been obvious changes after comparison. Now Hai Lanzhu's grave can't be found. Could it be that the sacrifices were stopped during Kangxi's reign, so that later generations no longer worship Concubine Chen?
The author writes well. I especially want to see the love between Hai Lanzhu and Huang Taiji. It's so flavorful.
Is it be or he at the end?