The Great Yan dynasty has stood for two hundred years, but the imperial star is about to fall.
The late emperor dies suddenly, leaving behind his six-year-old legitimate son, Zhao Heng, and a court rotten to its core!
And the original owner of this body is the late emperor’s elder sister, Grand Princess Song Yi’an of Changning.
In the original story, she seizes power amid the chaos, only to have the capital captured by the allied armies of three princes three years later. She dies in the Hall of Supreme Harmony. Before he dies, the young emperor clutches her sleeve but never once calls her “Mother,” despite the fact that she raised him for three years.
She arrives at this moment just after the late emperor’s seventh-day funeral rites, with the young emperor’s enthronement ceremony fast approaching.
Everyone is waiting for her to seize power, so they can condemn her with perfect justification.
Watching the long flowing water makes people feel peaceful. It really captures the precocious wisdom of a child. It's not deafeningly sharp, but it's also resoundingly sure. The security of back-to-back... Please continue to support and rely on each other like this! >_<¦¦¦It's a joy to discover this book so early in its life [full][full][full]
I almost don't know how to evaluate it. It is one of the few books that makes me feel at ease and willing to read it and write some comments without trembling. The text is plain and unobtrusive, but it is also very detailed. I can follow it step by step. Every character who appears is as small as a little eunuch who only appears once, and has a very clear three-dimensional sense. I'm tired of watching all kinds of harems and palace fights, with male protagonists and female protagonists seeking death, and male and female partners. I haven't read the end of this book, so I came here to write some thoughts. It's not a good-looking book, but it's so good-looking that I want to cry. There is no very miserable plot in it, but I just feel like crying.
The most beautiful ancient princess regent I have ever seen, who personally raised the great emperor. There is no white-eyed wolf, no inexplicable male and female competition, only the tacit understanding and trust of exerting one's strength in one place, and the content is not laggy or clumsy.
Fortunately, it was not crossed out because of the total number of words and the title of the book. In this book, whether it is the little emperor, the heroine, or every minor character has its own growth trajectory, the logic is self-consistent, and it is a solid one! (PS: The author is working hard to update, come on [send heartfelt])
Hear the thunder in the silent place, see the human heart in the subtle place. Although the writing is cumbersome, the details are touching. It writes not only about the machinations of the court and the majestic events of war, but also about human nature, the human heart, and all living beings under the rolling wheel of history.
This book seems sad when I read it, but it is also like a memory, and every word is calm. I can't describe it, it feels sad and quiet.
Highly recommended, the fine chaff can be tasted, stabilize the country and secure the country to govern the country and secure the country, be able to be a monarch, benevolent monarch, cultivate oneself, manage the family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world. See people and understand their hearts. Treat people as human beings, and let people be respected. Water can carry a boat and capsize it. People just want to live. If you don't understand people clearly, you won't kill the donkey, there is only trust and the trust that will not be betrayed. The logic is very self-consistent, there are no big surprises, and the family line is very heart-warming. Of course, the soldiers who shed the most tears are the ones who fight to the death and never retreat, the country and the family.
The real book is really immersive, and there is always a very peaceful feeling when reading it, as if the stories in the book are all history, and the readers are people watching history from outside. We are bystanders of history, witnessing the affairs between the eldest princess, the emperor and the country.
The title of the book is not good, but it is very, very beautiful and durable. It is very delicate and detailed. It is different from what I have read before. The author is awesome. Really, line drawing is awesome
How should I put it? I think it is a very beautiful novel. The novel talks about many little people, such as some civilians, soldiers, especially the lower-level soldiers, and some secret guards hiding in the darkness who "never see the light of day". They all have their own beliefs. The common people hope that the world will be peaceful and live a stable life; the soldiers at the bottom hope that their sacrifices can be remembered and will not be forgotten, and they have the ambition to be loyal and brave to make contributions... Here I saw real, vivid little people. In this book, I no longer look at the world in this book from the perspective of a superior person. I can see that each precise strategy was derived from their countless sleepless nights. It turns out that every move has been repeatedly deliberated and calculated by the chess players; I can see the fearless sacrifice of the low-level frontier soldiers to protect their homeland and country. In the book, they are not portrayed as fearless heroes with any great ambitions. They just have a simple desire to protect their hometown and their loved ones. I also clearly saw the hardship and cruelty behind every victorious war. Behind the victory was the sacrifice of countless unknown soldiers with their own lives, their lonely fearlessness, or their sincere loyalty. What I saw was no longer a simple victory announcement, nor was it just the "shots" of generals, but also high-light close-ups of unknown people; I also understood that the identity of a secret guard is not just a protector. I also like Song Yi'an and Zhao Heng in it. They are both people who focus on their careers, but I don't know how they will develop in the future. Song Yi'an has given me a very calm feeling since she traveled through time, but if you read the text carefully, you can see the "turbulent waves" beneath her calmness. She is a law enforcer standing in the dark, as if she will not fall down the big tree in the sky; Zhao Heng has been trained very well. He is not the decisive, cruel, and suspicious king I usually see. It is not that he does not understand strategy, he is not ignorant of the world, he just believes in his countless deductions. The emotions between them are very complex, but I do not recommend simply classifying their emotions as love or family affection (I really hate classifying their emotions as love here). I think the emotion between them is a care that transcends any emotion. Each of them is above everyone else in terms of the other. If I think about it carefully, I will find that there is an unspoken understanding between them. They understand the emotions between them and they also understand their positions. After realizing it, they looked at each other and smiled. I think Shen Yueru has more or less the shadow of Song Yi'an, but I don't think Zhao Heng's approach is a blasphemy to Song Yi'an (I don't know if this word is appropriate [rolls eyes]). It should be the ideal partner that Zhao Heng has subconsciously set up in his heart under the long-term influence of Song Yi'an. Of course, it is undeniable that Shen Yueru is very good in her own right, and Zhao Heng chose Shen Yueru because she can get along well with Song Yi'an. In short, I learned something new while reading this book. Worth reading. But in this book, there will be some typos, grammatical errors, or some unreasonable places that appear out of nowhere. I don't like it in this aspect, but I can accept it. I'm correcting the error, but I don't know if it has been corrected. 😜