◇◇◇Thanks to Lord Tuli Jun for creating the artwork◇◇◇
A mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, an aunt and nephew, and two sisters all marry on the same day.
Chang'an is thrown into an uproar.
Are they skilled at pleasing everyone, or unable to forget an old love?
Do the newcomers inspire deeper feelings, or do memories of the past run deeper?
The three women embark on three very different married lives from this day forward
In the old days, a woman's love was often a long, winding road, with her relying on her husband on one hand and pushing aside his concubines on the other.
Some could make it to the end. Some stumbled into the brambles by the roadside. And some took a turn from the very beginning, never to find their way back.
A passage I saw on Weibo:
@Beicun: I've watched some so-called
Where there are many women, there are many things to do
I really can't understand a man's thinking
Everyone has their own lifespan, old lady
When you are born in a high position, it is not just the suffering of common people. When you are born in the city, how do you know that it is not too cold in high places?
The heroine looks so miserable, and the relationship between the sisters is not good either.
Which one is the heroine?
This is destiny. You can't help yourself. If you want your own destiny, you have to break free and fight to the death for yourself.
I think Fu Xian's ability is not enough. Although she has the power of the emperor behind her, there are so many officials under her, and none of them are efficient.
The world is full of strange women. I liked the section about Jiang Liu very much.
The separation of vassal towns happened from the Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty. The contradiction between the central and local governments has always existed, but it disappeared after the Song Dynasty...