
On the Crown Princess's Downfall
论太子妃的倒掉
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When Zuo Jiasi was dying, the original text said: He had no way to tell Zuo Jiasi his true feelings at this time. This is the original text, but I went back and read it again. When Zuo Jiasi died, weren't you the one who kissed Zuo Jiasi in front of Ahri and said he liked her? Just because you feel guilty about Zuo Jiasi, you can show so much pain and love for her death in front of the person you like in order to comfort her. Seeing this, I still feel that Sima Yu's love for Ah Li in the first week is really light and cheap. Why pretend to be affectionate? I don't believe that he doesn't even have the slightest affection for Zuo Jiasi. Didn't he also know why Ah Li acted like that later? Just like this, I watched Ah Li in pain without any explanation, and then felt distressed in a pretentious manner. I don't know why he insisted on becoming a mute even though he had a mouth. I can understand him cheating, it's human, it's reality, but he has to say in the end that he has always been devoted to one person. Come on, wasn't he forced to have a child with many other women in the end? I can accept that he never loved Ahri, but now this statement is too much to make the family laugh.
There has never been a book that made me hate only the male and female protagonist... It's amazing
Fine, when I saw the ending, I just wanted to know why the first episode was like this. The male protagonist was just selfish and not responsible. The summary is complete.
All finished! But I prefer Mr. Xie Erzhoumu
I still couldn't resist skipping over to watch the ending. Sure enough, everything else could be explained, except for the hero's own reaction when facing Zuo Sijia's death. Obviously, as a prince, he was always acting up and ignorant when he was a child, and he could not consummate his marriage to a princess he didn't like for a year or two. Would such a prince really care so much about the life of an ordinary concubine? Even if this concubine died to save him, he wouldn't say that he likes the concubine in front of the princess he loves, right? Not to mention watching the person you love depressed in the next ten years but not explaining? Moreover, after the heroine imitates Zuo and then consummates her marriage and then treats her very well, this will not be a "misunderstanding" for anyone. Why did the prince with such a humanitarian spirit end up having his own child in a feudal way? In fact, according to the article, even if the heroine does not take action, the woman who gave birth to the child will not have a good ending. Even if the heroine stops everyone from doing anything to the woman, she will still have to give the child she gave birth to to the heroine to raise and suffer the separation of mother and child. Why doesn't the kind-hearted prince think about this poor woman at this time? The male protagonist in the first life is really not fair, because his character is completely different before and after. Since his various preferences for Zuo Sijia cannot be explained by his high moral level, the only option left is that he really loved Zuo Sijia at that time... Forget it, no matter how bad the male lead or the female lead is, he will keep it, so bless him.
In the first episode, the prince clearly loves Zuo deeply. The prince's behavior when Zuo died is completely inconsistent with the explanation here. There is nothing wrong with loving Zuo deeply. It is problematic to have to say that he likes the heroine and has deep affection for Zuo at the same time...
To the first life I will never in this life accept a male protagonist who loves and abuses the female protagonist at the same time. If you really like someone, why would you let her die unhappy? You know that she likes you? You know what she wants... Is it better to do it for your own principles and to feel better than to not desecrate the dead? He felt that he had hurt the second female lead, so he felt guilty for the rest of his life without explaining it, so he went to make the female lead sad for the rest of his life? Can't he live a better life? He gave up his love on his own. He also said that the female lead didn't believe him, and he didn't work hard at all. He just watched the female lead despise herself and become lifeless. The heroine is really pitiful when she falls in love with a man who doesn't take responsibility. The first life is really not clean. I don't understand why he never said it. Is he abusing himself and the heroine to atone for his sins? It sounds nice to say that he doesn't understand love. In fact, he is not responsible and selfish. He only follows his own ideas. There is still a time limit for keeping filial piety, so why is he willing to make the heroine sad for the rest of his life? I really feel guilty about the second heroine more than I love the heroine. Therefore, according to this logic, it can be concluded that in the first life, the second female protagonist is greater than the female protagonist in the heart of the male protagonist... (Ps. I always believe that I can't hide my love for someone, and I can't help but be nice to them.
It's too stiff and can't be rounded, so it's too hard to round.
Hello, Maolin Xiuzhu, I have always remembered your name. I thought it sounded very good at first. Later, when I learned it in the preface to the Lanting Collection, it was like opening an Easter egg. I realized that it was because of your name that I remembered such an inconspicuous idiom in the preface to the Lanting Collection. I was your reader more than ten years ago, the kind of reader who has never spoken to you in Jinjiang, and I don't even know that this software exists. I didn't know where I bought this novel at the time, maybe at a street stall, but I liked it after reading it. Like most cases, many readers are only related to the author by one book. In fact, I couldn't remember any of the plot after that. I suddenly searched for your name some time ago, and I always remembered that I fell in love with Maolin Xiuzhu because of the name of an author. When I saw your book, I actually thought: I can't get up. I just clicked in one by one. When I saw the word "Ali", I felt like I was struck by lightning. I remembered the name and remembered that I used to like this story. So I went to Weibo and tried to search for your name, and found that you are not very updated. It doesn't matter, it's great to see you writing. I have always envied writers like you, and I have always been envious of those born in the 1990s. I feel that they are very artistic [Lop-eared Rabbit Head] and I also eat well. By the way, my family is from a rural area, and I mostly read romance novels when I was in middle school and high school. Although it doesn't seem to be nutritious, I am attracted by the writing and artistic conception every time. I read this story recently and thought it was very good. Moreover, I am studying ancient history in college, and I also like Wei and Jin. This feeling is very strange, as if you wrote back to yourself when you were a child. I liked the story even more when I was older, just like I fell in love with myself as a child. Thank you for appearing in my life in this way. May you be safe and happy, see you again!
It's 2023, and I still can't let go, the male protagonist sbsbsb is disgusting! I feel aggrieved just thinking about it.