In the Forbidden City, beautiful women are buried in fragrant tombs. One is the legitimate daughter of a prince of a different surname and the adopted daughter of the emperor and empress; the other is the legitimate son of a prince of a different surname, born of a child-swapping scheme. They thought they could avoid being sent to Mongolia for a political marriage, and that happiness was within easy reach. But who could have known that the fragrant tomb would bury not only the women who entered it, but also those who came back out?
I've always felt that when a woman has been hurt, no one can save her unless she comes to terms with things herself. The differences between ancient and modern ways of thinking mean that our understanding is bound to differ from that of people in that era. We often say mistresses are vile and deserve to die, but for people back then, mistresses did not exist as a concept. The view that concubines could be bought and sold represented the mainstream at the time. Transmigration can certainly let us make our wishes come true, but I don't think a woman from the 21st century, no matter how capable, could necessarily outdo the locals of that era in every respect. After all, an amateur can hardly surpass someone who has mastered their profession to the core. So I'll give the characters in this story a golden finger, but none of them will be omnipotent, and I won't add an awkward
It turns out that there are two people here, Xiangfei and Rongfei. 0.0 Be good and give you a flower~ Don't give up >_< Although it's a bit messy, it's still good~
The original characters are understandable ~ but I still have a little question Xiang Fei, the concubine entered the palace in the 25th year, the fifteenth prince was born in the 25th year, and the imperial concubine died in the 40th year@@ (the fifteenth prince was only 15 years old@@) The fifth elder brother died in the 30th year of the Qianlong reign. The imperial concubine was promoted to the imperial concubine in the 30th year of Qianlong's reign. The twelfth elder brother died in the 41st year of Qianlong's reign. If Xiang Fei is already here 20 years later, that is, in 45 years... Even the imperial concubine, her successor, and the twelfth prince are no longer here... So there is still no history here. History is not dead even if it should be dead, right? I'm so sweaty... Because except for "Returning the Pearl", I have never read the original work of Plum Blossoms. I have only read the fanfics. But when I read the fanfics, I looked up the dates of the concubines during the Qianlong period... And then... I was struggling with myself while typing the time... Haha, I'd rather just read the story and don't take the history and time so seriously XD
Haha, just finish the exam and sort it out slowly. The CP stuff is just because I want Lanxin to be happy. She didn't do anything wrong. It shouldn't end in tragedy.
I am the sofa? Haha, let me scatter some flowers for you~ Read the previous chapters in one go. The characters are a bit confusing, but it's okay 0.0 Uh... Have Lan Xin and Yao Zi consummated their marriage? This story took place after Brother 5 and the others had gone to Yunnan? Is there any CP in this article? Will Lan Xin have to stay with Qing Deng forever in the end...? It was very sad to see her huddled in the corner in Chapter 1...