The Tale of Lingrong (Empresses in the Palace Fanfiction)

In the end, I felt sorry for the whole text, not that I regretted the heroine, but that the author was so good in writing but only focused on the purpose of being the queen mother without any deeper intention. Even the heroine An Jin had no soul and just borrowed her body to become the queen mother. It is natural for An Lingrong to feel inferior after growing up in such an environment. But An Jin himself is an adult who has traveled through time and has a normal outlook. Since he misses his parents, he must have grown up in an environment of love, and even if he is suppressed, he will always have a bright mind. However, the heroine just has a lower self-esteem and agrees with the etiquette of feudal society. We modern people will envy other people's parents who are rich and famous, but they will never think that their parents' status is low, or even An's father is not the heroine's father at all. The heroine's subconscious attachment to Zhen Huan because of the golden finger in the Legend of Zhen Huan is a great favor to the heroine, but it is this golden finger that shows that the heroine is attached to Zhen Huan for profit. The heroine befriends Zhen Huan for impure purposes but complains that she is not as affectionate as them. I take it for granted. You are not comparable to them in the first place, so why are you trying to compare? You approach your benefactor with unexplainable purposes, but why do you ask your benefactor to put you in the same position as your best friend of more than ten years? The original An Lingrong really put his heart into her and wanted to make friends with them without any reservation, so he felt that he was not as good as Meizhuang, but he couldn't control it emotionally because she was sincere. The heroine of Love is not entrusted to anyone except her mother. In terms of kindness and righteousness, Zhen Huan has never let down the heroine. She suspects that the heroine is having an affair with her brother and she should investigate more. Her brother loves An Lingrong. Shouldn't she make a decisive decision if she is afraid that her family is guilty? I saw that she was scouting alone and never told anyone about it. The heroine and Zhen Huan were the same. They separated the heroine from her brother Zhen Huan. The heroine was embarrassed because she felt that Zhen Huan would harm herself if she told Zhen Huan what she did. But she would never say anything even if it was for her brother Zhen Huan. The heroine has always taken the initiative instead of fighting back. Except for the Queen and Concubine Hua, she doesn't know who is the person behind the murder. She drags the innocent people into the water and doesn't even have the slightest pity except a sigh. Although most modern people write time-travel novels with a disregard for life, the author's generous writing style makes me feel that it will not stop there. There are many, many things I want to say, but I would like to thank the author for bringing this article. The writing style of this Zhen Huan Biography fanfic is really great.

It still does not deviate from the pattern of the original work of Zhen Huan. The emperor does not rely on his own ability to control the ministers, but relies on the women in the harem to govern the previous dynasty. In history, the emperors who really had control over the government did not need to sell themselves to seek glory. It was the concubines and their families who went to great lengths to send their daughters to please the emperor. Originally, this approach was due to Xuan Ling's unfair position and his petty ambition, but the heroine's son also imitated his incompetent approach. I was convinced.

I can't bear my mother's loneliness, so I leave everything to her to worry about. This is so masculine. The author really knows how to write.

Although I like An Lingrong in it, Zhen Huan and Yu Rao are really miserable and unhappy.

Finished with flowers. It was a bit sad after watching it. At first, I thought it was the old cliché of hugging Zhen Huan's thigh. Later, when I saw the change of the heroine, calculating this and that, I was also very sad. It's a cannibalistic feudal system. Reminds me of a sentence in the play, "This Forbidden City will never let you die." How many beauties are so miserable.

It is simply worse to give your legitimate wife medicine to avoid having children. It is worse than Xuan Ling relying on concubines. The woman's son is simply rubbish.

A bunch of trapped beasts, plotting against others and being plotted against by others

In addition to the protagonists, I feel that the author's writing of Cui'er and Li Guiren is really brilliant, especially the part where Li Guiren bites his tongue and commits suicide. I really cried, and Cui'er has been dormant next to the queen for many years for her own child. Unfortunately, neither of them ended well. . .

Most of the main characters in the TV series are dead [laughing and crying]

So what is the final chapter?