The Golden House of Weiyang

So, should it be Chen Shaoer who went there? It doesn't matter, I've been chasing since 11 years ago, I'm still young and can wait

I have really been chasing it for many years. I love it so much. Please update it as soon as possible.

I think this does not necessarily mean that Gillian will be with Liu Che... The reason why Gillian is generous is because she has it. Her mother is the eldest princess, her two brothers are both marquises, and she has a grandmother, the queen mother, and an uncle who loves her the most. Gillian is not short of money at all, nor is she short of gold and silver jewelry. She probably has the most jewelry in the entire Han Palace. In fact, I have always felt sorry for Gillian. Although she is a noble woman and has been pampered by thousands of people growing up, when it comes to actual "power", she is probably not ranked high. She is favored, but she is not a princess and does not have a legitimate fief; she is not a prince, and she is not a man, so she cannot legitimately socialize or make achievements on her own. Zhihua also mentioned in the previous chapter that as soon as a noble daughter gets married, her status will "drop dramatically" - a daughter-in-law will never have status. I think the most outstanding and dazzling thing about the author's writing of this article is the grandeur and nobility of this article. It is not a deliberately created nobility, nor is it a petty pretentiousness. The kind of grace and grace that a royal noble should have, mixed with the cruel torture that exists at the same time, is the greatest charm of this article. The kind of person who hates sad sounds, hides everything in his heart, and always smiles calmly to the outside world. I don't believe there are no aristocrats in China. This kind of attitude cannot be cultivated unless you look down on all living beings from a high position. I sincerely hope that Gillian can find her own way and not be bound by family, husband, or children. The best thing would be to be able to travel to famous mountains and rivers as she wished, and pass by each cousin's fiefdom to eat and drink. Best wishes.

Great, hope to see new works

When will you write the third part?

Looking forward to it, thank you for coming back~

Damn, when will the third part be released? The flowers have faded after waiting╯╰

Dad, can you tell us your Weibo? I really like you...

Hong Kong Zhen, I refused to watch this at first. I couldn't resist someone trying to persuade me, but I never expected to see such a wonderful article. The author's theism can actually deceive readers into being stunned. In order to mess with the Chen family, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty fabricated the Chen family's relationship with his concubine during the funeral of his children and his mother? Emma, ​​who do you think the Chen family is? Chen Feihou is really not a human-shaped jade seal. Damn, Emperor Jing wants to make Liu Che his heir. It was his own approval that made Mengri fall into his arms. He and Queen Wang were a scheming couple made in heaven. When the Chen family was attacked, the Chen family was no longer even a ball of wool. How could they go to such great lengths to find such an excuse? One charge of missing gold is enough, but how many nobles have been killed with this charge? In the Han dynasty, there were no serious royal princesses to get married. The only ones who went there were clan members and palace maids. Emperor Jing, a monarch who looks very serious on the surface but is actually a typical sinister, cruel and selfish monarch, was actually written like this There is also the classical Chinese, _(:з∠)_, blue thin mushrooms. We have already entered the Qin and Han First Empire period, how can we create a classical China again? The restoration movement in the literary world after the Tang and Song Dynasties was the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. How did you invent classical China? And finally, I just want to ask the author whether he knows what an aristocratic society is? And how are concubines divided in Chinese history? Again, the female author of the Concubine God Sect writes historical articles that make you want to cry. Writing Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as a big □ makes people want to cry even more. What I want to cry the most is, I don't think the author has read The Legend of Thirteen Kings of Jing at all. This is a fictitious version of the Han Dynasty, right?

Will there be a third part? . . By the way, I saw an article on a post forum some time ago that was similar to the one written in Dali (the plot is almost the same). It was the scene at the beginning when Gillian was born, but what she wrote was fantasy? Moreover, Gillian in her novel calls her elders the same way as Dada does. They call them Amu, Adamu. I don't know where this is called, but when I read Dada's novel, she called her parents Ada and Amu all day long. . . But then I couldn't find the article again.