Zheng'an Jiahua

The author is so forward thinking. The heroine does not give up her own path for love, and does not restrain herself for "love". What a rare idea! Reading the comments by time can really feel the rise of women's rights. It makes me really irritated when I see those people saying why the heroine doesn't try and enter the palace. You don't think from the perspective of the heroine at all, but from the perspective of the hero's mother, that is, the mother-in-law, forcing the heroine to dedicate everything to your son, the hero. I hope your brains have gradually updated over the years.

Alas, I felt sad after reading Zheng'an's Jiahua. I read Childhood Sweethearts again, and now I'm back to write some reviews of Zheng'an's books. I once imagined a story in my mind about an emperor and a freedom-loving woman. At the end of this story, the heroine must not be able to enter the palace, but maybe she is a ranger with strong martial arts skills who can travel for a while and then sneak into the palace from time to time to surprise the emperor in his bedroom. It seems that I am still subconsciously attached to perfection. I really like the characters of Chongyi and Cui Jie in the article, especially Chongyi. It turns out that this kind-hearted emperor hero appeared many years ago, and a heroine like Minzhi who insists on freedom also appeared... In fact, there is no typical villain in the article, many of them are fresh and natural, which makes the final separation even more regrettable. Because their unsatisfaction is not caused by some explicit force, nothing can be done about it. The amazing thing is that this novel is very short. There are many parts, such as the process of the emperor falling in love with the heroine, and the process of the heroine's imperial examination, which are not described in detail. However, the turning point does not feel abrupt, I just feel that the development of the story is reasonable. In the end, Chongyi and Minzhi met for the last time, and I was really sad when I made up my mind to push her away, but this was indeed the most reasonable development. The bizarre plots I had conceived for perfection all seemed whimsical in the face of this ending... Alas, I chose to let go because of understanding and love, no matter what How difficult... I saw on the Internet that it seemed that the emperor died early in the paper version (but why couldn't I find this part on the Internet!) I wanted to search online for any posts discussing Zheng'an Jiahua, but I couldn't find any information. When I looked at the publication time, it turned out to be... 19 Years ago! Oh my God!