Conquer and Rule, Part Two: Seizing the Palace

I have been thinking that if the former King of Chu could conquer the world at once and not have to worry about the late emperor, Zong'er could grow up happily under the protection of his parents and brothers, and he would not end up like this, and Yanran would not be detained in the palace. But she can't become the eternal empress, and it's even less possible for her to be with Yanran.

Zongheng is the first Lily novel I've read. It's so well written [bursts into tears] I still remember you 10 years ago, especially the sentence describing Lin Zong, wearing bright clothes and angry horses, breaking the railings. The high-spirited girl is so beautifully written and loved.

It was after I saw Zongheng in Tianya that I chased him to Jinjiang. Think about it, it has been 17 years! Although I feel that things are different and people are different, I still miss Xiaochu Xiaozong very much, and I still feel deeply regretful that there is no complete version of Quan Chen. Have you really let go? After Cuo Da finished writing this last piece, I once asked if I would consider writing it into a script. She said that scripts are more difficult, but now that there are so many talented writers and directors of radio dramas, has Cuo Da ever thought about turning the second and third parts into radio dramas? Really looking forward to it.

After choosing the throne, killing brother and nephew is a last resort, and the same is true for another person, but with strong manipulation ability and fast progress, the conflict between brother and nephew in the royal family is highlighted. If you want to stabilize the world, cutting down the feudal vassals is the first step. It is inevitable for people in the same room to be at war with each other. No one can give up their power and it is not easy to talk to them. The second step is to unify the world, which is almost done. I personally think that Zongzong has not changed. She has the world in her heart, but she cannot bear to fight with her brothers. I have always felt that she has a fierce style and is not as open-minded as Yanran. She cares more about the shackles of loyalty, filial piety, etiquette and justice (the loyal minister education of the old King of Chu). Especially after Yanran's death, I feel trapped The demon in her heart, King Jin had framed her several times, and even after she died, she still felt guilty in her heart. She had never been the kind of emperor who was unrequited in love, and she had never fought for the throne. She and Shen Jie were the same kind of people, and their original intention was "I don't want to be crowned a prince, but I only want peace in the world."

How have you been these past few years? How are you? You are so talented. I look forward to new articles.

Having arranged such an ending in advance, the author himself may not have the energy to write it down. If it were me, I would let Lin Zong rule the country and then step aside to make way for others, and then lead Yanran to live freely in the world. Isn't this bad? Isn't it good!

Lin Xu is such a rebellious person! No king, no father, no relatives, no shame! The king of Chu is still alive and invites himself! For the sake of power, my biological father denies his wild father! The clan of the motherland is still there, but it is an enemy! Abandoning righteousness for personal vendetta! They have completely forgotten the friendship between our compatriots and the kindness of our motherland. He doesn't know how to be cautious when he is involved in danger, he is greedy for power and indulges in evil deeds, he talks about not working hard for Lin Zong, he is full of power and plans to destroy his family! If I see his child, I will definitely not let go of this scourge. How can I talk about dying... However, Lin Zong is already old and has an heir, and the world is at peace. His wife died early, and the prince secretly hopes for her death. If he loses his desire to live, he will die... Is it reasonable?

Someone downstairs said that reality is already very bitter, so why not arrange a happy ending? How can we compromise like the reality in the book? I thought the same way back then, so I had heard about Zongheng when I was 16 or 17, and I knew how good it was among the Lily Machiavellian novels. But now I think about it differently, if I were the person who wrote this book, or every author who wrote a book. The characters in the novel are alive. The more vivid their personalities are, the more their fate will be determined. I feel deeply sad too, but tragedy is always deeper and more unforgettable

How have you been these past few years? Are you okay?

The author said before that it would give a happy ending, but it really isn't believable.