She longed for a simple, tranquil life, yet was ultimately forced into the palace;
She yearned for an ordinary love, yet married the emperor and became empress overnight;
She dreamed of green mountains and clear waters, yet spent her life imprisoned within invisible walls;
He was full of ambition and vowed to become a great enlightened ruler, yet could not escape a fateful encounter;
He was the Son of Heaven, yet still could not escape a humiliating political marriage;
He was wise and astute, yet lost his clarity of mind when it came to love;
After ten years of love, were their feelings sincere, or was it all a conspiracy? After ten years together, was she a wife or a pawn? And where should they begin searching for the traces of those ten years?
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Let me make another bombshell. Regarding wives, you don't need me to tell you what the first wife is usually shaped like! The first wife is a wife with legal significance since ancient times. As an ancient man, he should respect her whether he loves her or not. In the era when men are superior to women, a man has the right to love his mistress and even correct her, but so what, unless his wife violates the rule of seven outs, he cannot abandon her for any reason. (If you want to, unless you want to be drowned by everyone, then I just want to say that you really Love is supreme, I have nothing more to say), it is not impossible to write novels about mistresses, but the premise is whether it has happened in history. Yes, if you write it, no one will question it, and there will not even be a boring war of words. Otherwise, if you write it, others will naturally have enough reasons and information to refute you, and wars of war are naturally unavoidable (Sister, don't worry, just because I say this does not mean that I hate everyone) Xiaosan, thank God if Dong E is not written as Dong Xiaowan, haha) What I don't like the most is the so-called love story that is based on some unfounded people and some unfounded shocking ghosts and gods. (Some people will definitely say, you don't have to watch it. No one will let you watch it, and I will also say that I haven't watched it! But not watching it means that you won't hear it. Of course, some people will not like it, and you will also say that you don't have to listen! I will say I'm not deaf, my ears are meant to hear things. I can't hurt my ears just because I don't want to hear these things! There are even people who talk about Jin Yong and the Four Great Classics. Why don't you criticize them? I just want to say that your author should write at their level first. If you can't write, don't talk to me about this. It's useless to argue with me, so why waste my saliva). Between fans, you are a fan of yours, and I am a fan of mine. It has nothing to do with each other. If you are too persistent, you can only refute it with existing historical data. Unofficial history is excluded. The positive and the wild are not the same. You can use the positive to be negative and the wild to be negative. I think that will be more interesting. Just like the dispute between Ren Xiao fans and Xiao Yi fans, sometimes I think it's quite funny when I think about it. Yi fans said that Kang felt guilty about Ren Xiao. I don't remember exactly what it was. Then I can also say that he felt guilty about Xiao Yi. By the way, those mourning poems were always about Xiao Yi. The absolute reason for love is to say that the memorial to Renxiao is a show and his love for Rengfeng is use. Then it can also be said that his love for Xiaoyi is a show and use. I dare not say how pure Kang's love for Renxiao is. There must be political reasons. For his concubine And who is not? In his later years, there were many Han concubines in the harem, not for the sake of Manchu rule. Going back to those poems, others can say it is true love, I can also say it is family affection. When your relatives leave you one by one, will you feel sad and mourn? It doesn't matter to them, not to mention that Xiaozhuang and Xiaoyi's deaths were within a few years of each other. If you lose so much at once, you won't be sad, so I can't say anything. It doesn't matter if the poem was written for Xiaoyi, I will never worry about the poem, just let it go! You can say whatever you want, unless you let Dad Kang come back to life to talk to you personally, or you can wear it (what else can I say if you have this ability, be careful not to become a person with bad luck, haha, it's useless to blame anyone!) Xiaozhao is also a person with a bad fate, people can ignore her, but don't write anything about her, she is really pitiful. I don't want to say how I wrote, I just want to say what I think. Respect history, and history will also respect you. History is not something everyone can afford. If you cannot show respect, history will make you suffer a lot. We are used to adapting and think we are catering to the trend of the times. In fact, you often become a falsifier of real history. The long review really ends here. My sister's novel is really well written! I hope more people will like novels like this. The description of the mourning poem for my sister in the extra chapter reminded me of Xiao Longnu's words to Yang Guo about meeting her in sixteen years. In fact, she just wanted Yang Guo to forget her. Finally, I wish my sister good health and all the best! Send you a flower! Mwah! Ha ha!
Speaking of Empress Renxiao, all I can think of is Empress Yuan of Kangxi and Empress Xu of Ming Chengzu. Let's not talk about Empress Xu for the time being. Her days as a queen were pitiful. When it comes to the empress in our novels, the first impression I have of the empress in our novels is the "Kangxi Dynasty" by Uncle Ming, which my family will read. I just think she is quite beautiful, and the emperor does not like her. I fell in love with her, but I had no impression of her from now on, and I never heard people around me mention such a girl. It wasn't until I was in junior high school that I had a better understanding of history. My deskmate reminded me of such a person. I blame her for reading some romance novels in class, and got caught. What she was reading was Tonghua's Shocking Step by Step and The Lonely Empty Courtyard that robbed me of my thoughts. In the late spring, her book was handed in, so she had to complain to me that she was seeing something wonderful, so we talked about Queen Liangliang. I asked her whether both books were about Kangxi, and she said no. Then I found out that one was about Qing Dynasty and the concubine, and the other was about Kangxi and his concubine. She was obsessed anyway, telling me every day how Kangxi loved his concubine. Concubine, how could Nalan have anything to do with her, so I said, then she is not a concubine, and she cannot be on the stage. I found a lot of historical data to prove that Kangxi did not love anyone, but loved Jiangshan the most, and his favorite may also be his Empress Yuan. She decisively became angry, and the two of us broke up later. When we were in the same class again in the third grade of junior high school, we became more mature and we understood each other better. She started talking to me and said that she shouldn't be obsessed with novels and quarreled with me. She said that history was written exactly as it was told to me. We reconciled. When the history teacher talked about the prosperous times of Kangxi and Qianlong, he asked us what else we wanted to know, so we teased him. Kangxi had too many wives. Tell me about it. The teacher would definitely not tell us this. She also read her sister's novel, and she said it was very good. History should be written close to history. After all, it is spiritual food in literature, and we must respect it!
I watched it again and was still very moved.
I watched it again, maybe four or five times, and I was very moved every time.
What I want to say this time is the end of the long review. I don't know where I have read that my sister said that she wanted to write a novel for Reng Reng, but the subsequent story will be difficult to write. We can write it according to the logic of your story. Kang later told Reng Reng The things I do can be like this. Of course, it's just my idea. I am a person who can only read but not write. Let's start with Youran. When I got sick, Rengreng went to see him. The father and son had a dispute. I can write it as Youran. 'S death, he misunderstood that his father had killed her, which set off the conflict, followed by Rengreng's depravity and obedience. He could marry whoever his father asked him to marry, or he could set up a short story about the flowers falling apart, Rengreng's best friend. Fu La and his grandson, everyone who has seen the flowers will have the impression that the incident in 36 years was probably like this. The old man would definitely want to dare to confront me like this for a woman and his best friend. It is helpless and heartbreaking, Suo'etu's death It's really hard to explain, so it turned into a real drama about his death in order to wake up Rengfeng and Kang, making Rengfeng think that Kang would do whatever it takes to get power. As a result, Rengfeng just didn't appreciate it and didn't hold on to the power in his hands. No matter how much he did, it was useless. After two wastes, he could force his father to kill him. For the first time, we can go back to Youran's death. At that time, Fengfeng was only half-believing. Now with full evidence, the father and son The relationship between the two has completely broken down. The second time, he can do some drama that will hurt his father even more. Finally, he said something about why he came less and why he established me again because of my mother. If my mother were alive, you would definitely despise her. You are using me to consolidate your imperial power. Otherwise, why would you appoint me and enfeoff those princes again? Suppress yourself and follow my sister's story. This must be the perfect bombshell to hurt his father. What I said is like whitewashing Lao Kang, don't shoot it! Haha, I was just joking!
The posthumous title is Empress Xiao Zhaoren, she should be Empress Xiao Zhao.
I want to watch the extras about Xuan Ye and Baocheng
I still want to watch the extra story about Qingwan and Xuan Ye
Those two words were actually blocked. . . Well, I found Nai's article from Qidian~~
Author Jun, I am just passing by~~
But I want to say, how did I find Nai Wenwen?
During the review, I reviewed Nai's "We Will Never See You Again (Part 2)" and I thought the writing was very good, really. I tried my best to search for the main character and supporting characters. After searching for several pages, I still couldn't find Nai's article. Because the author and article information cannot be seen in the review interface.
Finally, I found it on the Internet through various channels, and then tried searching on JJ by name, and found that there were many with the same name. . . I went through the catalog one by one and finally found Nai. It was so sad~~
I don't usually read articles about the Qing Dynasty, but I accidentally saw Nai's chapter and thought the writing was really good.
Decisively collecting it, it's not in vain that I worked so hard to find it~
Come on~~
Let me make another bombshell. Regarding wives, you don't need me to tell you what the first wife is usually shaped like! The first wife is a wife with legal significance since ancient times. As an ancient man, he should respect her whether he loves her or not. In the era when men are superior to women, a man has the right to love his mistress and even correct her, but so what, unless his wife violates the rule of seven outs, he cannot abandon her for any reason. (If you want to, unless you want to be drowned by everyone, then I just want to say that you really Love is supreme, I have nothing more to say), it is not impossible to write novels about mistresses, but the premise is whether it has happened in history. Yes, if you write it, no one will question it, and there will not even be a boring war of words. Otherwise, if you write it, others will naturally have enough reasons and information to refute you, and wars of war are naturally unavoidable (Sister, don't worry, just because I say this does not mean that I hate everyone) Xiaosan, thank God if Dong E is not written as Dong Xiaowan, haha) What I don't like the most is the so-called love story that is based on some unfounded people and some unfounded shocking ghosts and gods. (Some people will definitely say, you don't have to watch it. No one will let you watch it, and I will also say that I haven't watched it! But not watching it means that you won't hear it. Of course, some people will not like it, and you will also say that you don't have to listen! I will say I'm not deaf, my ears are meant to hear things. I can't hurt my ears just because I don't want to hear these things! There are even people who talk about Jin Yong and the Four Great Classics. Why don't you criticize them? I just want to say that your author should write at their level first. If you can't write, don't talk to me about this. It's useless to argue with me, so why waste my saliva). Between fans, you are a fan of yours, and I am a fan of mine. It has nothing to do with each other. If you are too persistent, you can only refute it with existing historical data. Unofficial history is excluded. The positive and the wild are not the same. You can use the positive to be negative and the wild to be negative. I think that will be more interesting. Just like the dispute between Ren Xiao fans and Xiao Yi fans, sometimes I think it's quite funny when I think about it. Yi fans said that Kang felt guilty about Ren Xiao. I don't remember exactly what it was. Then I can also say that he felt guilty about Xiao Yi. By the way, those mourning poems were always about Xiao Yi. The absolute reason for love is to say that the memorial to Renxiao is a show and his love for Rengfeng is use. Then it can also be said that his love for Xiaoyi is a show and use. I dare not say how pure Kang's love for Renxiao is. There must be political reasons. For his concubine And who is not? In his later years, there were many Han concubines in the harem, not for the sake of Manchu rule. Going back to those poems, others can say it is true love, I can also say it is family affection. When your relatives leave you one by one, will you feel sad and mourn? It doesn't matter to them, not to mention that Xiaozhuang and Xiaoyi's deaths were within a few years of each other. If you lose so much at once, you won't be sad, so I can't say anything. It doesn't matter if the poem was written for Xiaoyi, I will never worry about the poem, just let it go! You can say whatever you want, unless you let Dad Kang come back to life to talk to you personally, or you can wear it (what else can I say if you have this ability, be careful not to become a person with bad luck, haha, it's useless to blame anyone!) Xiaozhao is also a person with a bad fate, people can ignore her, but don't write anything about her, she is really pitiful. I don't want to say how I wrote, I just want to say what I think. Respect history, and history will also respect you. History is not something everyone can afford. If you cannot show respect, history will make you suffer a lot. We are used to adapting and think we are catering to the trend of the times. In fact, you often become a falsifier of real history. The long review really ends here. My sister's novel is really well written! I hope more people will like novels like this. The description of the mourning poem for my sister in the extra chapter reminded me of Xiao Longnu's words to Yang Guo about meeting her in sixteen years. In fact, she just wanted Yang Guo to forget her. Finally, I wish my sister good health and all the best! Send you a flower! Mwah! Ha ha!
Speaking of Empress Renxiao, all I can think of is Empress Yuan of Kangxi and Empress Xu of Ming Chengzu. Let's not talk about Empress Xu for the time being. Her days as a queen were pitiful. When it comes to the empress in our novels, the first impression I have of the empress in our novels is the "Kangxi Dynasty" by Uncle Ming, which my family will read. I just think she is quite beautiful, and the emperor does not like her. I fell in love with her, but I had no impression of her from now on, and I never heard people around me mention such a girl. It wasn't until I was in junior high school that I had a better understanding of history. My deskmate reminded me of such a person. I blame her for reading some romance novels in class, and got caught. What she was reading was Tonghua's Shocking Step by Step and The Lonely Empty Courtyard that robbed me of my thoughts. In the late spring, her book was handed in, so she had to complain to me that she was seeing something wonderful, so we talked about Queen Liangliang. I asked her whether both books were about Kangxi, and she said no. Then I found out that one was about Qing Dynasty and the concubine, and the other was about Kangxi and his concubine. She was obsessed anyway, telling me every day how Kangxi loved his concubine. Concubine, how could Nalan have anything to do with her, so I said, then she is not a concubine, and she cannot be on the stage. I found a lot of historical data to prove that Kangxi did not love anyone, but loved Jiangshan the most, and his favorite may also be his Empress Yuan. She decisively became angry, and the two of us broke up later. When we were in the same class again in the third grade of junior high school, we became more mature and we understood each other better. She started talking to me and said that she shouldn't be obsessed with novels and quarreled with me. She said that history was written exactly as it was told to me. We reconciled. When the history teacher talked about the prosperous times of Kangxi and Qianlong, he asked us what else we wanted to know, so we teased him. Kangxi had too many wives. Tell me about it. The teacher would definitely not tell us this. She also read her sister's novel, and she said it was very good. History should be written close to history. After all, it is spiritual food in literature, and we must respect it!
I watched it again and was still very moved.
I watched it again, maybe four or five times, and I was very moved every time.
What I want to say this time is the end of the long review. I don't know where I have read that my sister said that she wanted to write a novel for Reng Reng, but the subsequent story will be difficult to write. We can write it according to the logic of your story. Kang later told Reng Reng The things I do can be like this. Of course, it's just my idea. I am a person who can only read but not write. Let's start with Youran. When I got sick, Rengreng went to see him. The father and son had a dispute. I can write it as Youran. 'S death, he misunderstood that his father had killed her, which set off the conflict, followed by Rengreng's depravity and obedience. He could marry whoever his father asked him to marry, or he could set up a short story about the flowers falling apart, Rengreng's best friend. Fu La and his grandson, everyone who has seen the flowers will have the impression that the incident in 36 years was probably like this. The old man would definitely want to dare to confront me like this for a woman and his best friend. It is helpless and heartbreaking, Suo'etu's death It's really hard to explain, so it turned into a real drama about his death in order to wake up Rengfeng and Kang, making Rengfeng think that Kang would do whatever it takes to get power. As a result, Rengfeng just didn't appreciate it and didn't hold on to the power in his hands. No matter how much he did, it was useless. After two wastes, he could force his father to kill him. For the first time, we can go back to Youran's death. At that time, Fengfeng was only half-believing. Now with full evidence, the father and son The relationship between the two has completely broken down. The second time, he can do some drama that will hurt his father even more. Finally, he said something about why he came less and why he established me again because of my mother. If my mother were alive, you would definitely despise her. You are using me to consolidate your imperial power. Otherwise, why would you appoint me and enfeoff those princes again? Suppress yourself and follow my sister's story. This must be the perfect bombshell to hurt his father. What I said is like whitewashing Lao Kang, don't shoot it! Haha, I was just joking!
The posthumous title is Empress Xiao Zhaoren, she should be Empress Xiao Zhao.
I want to watch the extras about Xuan Ye and Baocheng
I still want to watch the extra story about Qingwan and Xuan Ye
Those two words were actually blocked. . . Well, I found Nai's article from Qidian~~
Author Jun, I am just passing by~~ But I want to say, how did I find Nai Wenwen? During the review, I reviewed Nai's "We Will Never See You Again (Part 2)" and I thought the writing was very good, really. I tried my best to search for the main character and supporting characters. After searching for several pages, I still couldn't find Nai's article. Because the author and article information cannot be seen in the review interface. Finally, I found it on the Internet through various channels, and then tried searching on JJ by name, and found that there were many with the same name. . . I went through the catalog one by one and finally found Nai. It was so sad~~ I don't usually read articles about the Qing Dynasty, but I accidentally saw Nai's chapter and thought the writing was really good. Decisively collecting it, it's not in vain that I worked so hard to find it~ Come on~~