The Legitimate Son's Plight

Ming Fei has a whole psychological problem. In her mind, except for herself, no one else is human. As long as she doesn't follow her, everyone will die or live a miserable life. I don't understand. The emperor can't have everything going as he wants. Why is this eldest sister like this?

How to say it? If it was because modern people could not tolerate monogamy, but after so many years of training, they could naturally think that slaves were their own private property and could be disposed of at will, whether they were beaten, killed or sold into a brothel. . . Even actually killing people. . . If feelings are beneficial to oneself, ancient customs will accept them. If feelings are not beneficial to oneself, they will adhere to the so-called arrogance of modern people. If they don't agree with or accept it, do they still act as if everyone is drunk and I am alone? A bit outrageous

It's one thing that Ming Fei has a bad character, but her husband is really disgusting. He stole a maid just two months after their wedding. He is dirty and arrogant. He doesn't take Zhennan Palace seriously. He is full of arrogance. What's sad about Mingfei is that almost everyone doesn't stand on her side. They think that Tian Jun is certainly at fault, but she did too cruelly. I think Tian Jun is half-assed.

I didn't like Ming Fei at first, but to be honest, I didn't think she did anything wrong here. A lowly maid had the nerve to beg for forgiveness when she climbed into the bed of her master's uncle. I don't tolerate being bullied. Don't expect me to swallow my anger and torture her. She is still someone close to me. To be honest, I didn't feel anything about killing her. Of course, I wouldn't let that man have an easy time. I would rather he divorce or leave the house. Who can fall in love with his maid in two months?

The Beloved is the author's best book. The other works have too much talk and messy plots. This peak comes too early, and those who follow will inevitably be suspected of having exhausted their talents.

Watched it again. I used to think Ming Fei was pitiful. How could a modern man tolerate a husband with three wives and four concubines? But then I thought about how a modern man, if he really adhered to the principle of freedom and equality and had some bottom line, could sell a person who was serving him to a brothel, and then kill him with a sword in anger. It's all time travel, and Xiaopang Ming was in adversity at first, but he is a capable person, and although he is thoughtful, he is still affectionate and righteous in the end. All Ming Xiaopang is happy, but Ming Fei is not.

This family and Ming Fei are all mentally ill. No matter whether it is the second prince or the fat kid, as long as you stay safe, the tide will lift all boats. It will be a dead end if you have to.

Damn, many chapters are locked, and some plots cannot be connected, such as Zhemin's military drills and the results. I look forward to editing the locked chapters again to make this article complete.

Damn it! As a modern person, does Ming Fei have no psychological barriers to killing people with her own hands?

Woohoo, it's so beautiful. I can't believe that a piece of writing written nine years ago can be so beautiful. It's a pity that many of the chapters are locked and can only be read as pirated texts, and not all of them have been subscribed to QAQ.