A Dream of Purple Cuckoos and Clear Song

The famous civet cat in history exchanged for the crown prince. The empress used it as a reference was from a commoner who was married for the second time to the queen regent. In history, there are really such people who came from a low background and turned around.

Is the author using the cerebellum as the brain? Even though he knew that vaccination is only effective when he is not sick, Yongzong had already contracted smallpox, so he went to great lengths to give him cowpox, lest the smallpox not be cured but lead to the sequelae of cowpox vaccination (encephalitis), and in the end, even if the smallpox was cured, he would become dementia. From the beginning of the whole article, Zijuan didn't know that the dynasty was the Qing Dynasty (she was blind and couldn't see the flag dress and semi-bald head). I thought it was because this was an imaginary, so the clothes were different from the Qing Dynasty in history. Then he said that Zijuan is not a family-born child... The Red Mansion clearly said that Zijuan's wife is in Jia's house... But I just thought it was a golden finger given by the author, and then he brainlessly arranged for a slave to become the prince's legitimate daughter. I just wanted to say that this is a Cinderella technique commonly used in novels, it doesn't matter, I can tolerate it. Now I don't even have common sense anymore... Author, are you over fifteen years old? How dare you open a V for this kind of article? I very responsibly appeal to future relatives not to spend any money. This article is nonsense. The author please don't ignore common sense and logic just because this is a fan. The reason for the emergence of brainless articles is because the author has no brain, and it has nothing to do with whether it is a fan.

Just a small bug, Dong E should be called Mrs. Lin, after all, she is married to Lin Ruhai

What's Mrs. Belle? Should it be called Sanfujin?

In fact, the heroine should check what happened in her house. Why did the palace know about it so quickly? Was it the person named Wei who did it or another nun?

Is there another little bun?

If a man can abide by the rules, even if he takes in more than ten or twenty concubines and has countless concubines, his legitimate wife will not have to worry about her own status or the future of her sons. Unfortunately, in addition to finding ways to take in a bunch of women, men also leave behind a bunch of concubines to create trouble for their legitimate wives. Our heroine should be cheated by her own mother, right? Although I like to watch some scenes that are bloody, but after the male protagonist gets married, he has a house fight or something, so this kind of nonsense should be avoided.

Why can't Daiyu marry the prince? Also, is the Fucha family she married into a commoner? Is it possible to divorce his wife? Daiyu is a real noble lady. She is just a maid who is valued by the powerful. After all, she is the one who really looks down on her, right? Nobles and big families value blood more than status. Like Ziwei, even if she is not NC but outstanding, even if she is the biological daughter of the emperor, other big families are not interested in her. People like Zicuckoo, who have worked as maids for others, are even more looked down upon. For example, Concubine De, she is afraid that she will be one of the four concubines, and people will still look down on her because she was born as a palace maid, but she is afraid of power and dare not say it. If it were the Tang Dynasty, the four major surnames would not even look down on the princess.

In fact, we think that the heroine should be less involved in the affairs of the palace in the future. Sometimes she helps others with good intentions, but it will make others think that she has ulterior motives and impure motives. Therefore, the heroine should meddle less in the future and live her own life peacefully.

Just be a bystander, just pull the little bun out of the fire pit