Harem environment: harmless and comfortable
Harem Dwellers: Low aggression
Harem Master: Handsome and unrestrained
Harem happiness index: remains high
In such an ideal harem with positive energy, Mrs. Xu and Sun Jieyu have only one goal: to survive.
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I'm begging you, she's already in the same humanities, and she's also a funny girl. The promised funny character is omnipotent? ! Live for a while, just for the sake of your chest muscles (T_T)
Jade Girl was the person the emperor fell in love with when he was a boy. They were childhood sweethearts. At that time, their hearts were clear and their love was clear. They were considered to be a lifelong couple. This love seemed to come naturally and was not mixed with profit calculations. Therefore, the original grandson could love with all his heart and fully entrust his feelings and heart. This may be called his "favorite". However, at that time, he may have been very sensitive to the political situation, but he did not know much about feelings and women. It is true that Sun Yunu was the "favorite" when he was not guarded in his heart, but in the same position, under the same conditions of childhood sweethearts and meeting in the past, maybe Li Yunu and He Yunu could also get close to his heart. In my opinion, this "favorite" is highly replaceable, not only for Sun Yunu alone, but the "most profound nature" of this love actually lies in its simplicity, and this simplicity is highlighted by the strong contrast with the emperor's complex machinations. Because there is no defense, there is nothing to reserve, and because there is nothing to reserve, so I try my best. This love is not directed to a fixed lover. It can be replaced by any well-educated daughter, or even Hu Shanxiang. As long as he can seize the opportunity, he can "take advantage of the opportunity" and occupy the emotional high ground of the grandson who is not yet emotionally mature at the time.
Can I say that I was completely tricked into reading this article by the copywriter? [Laughing and crying] I originally wanted to read an article that was lighthearted but not mind-blowing...
I felt melancholy after reading it for a long time... In fact, it is difficult to feel this way after reading too many articles. I read a person's life in a few days, especially at the end, when everyone around Xiaoxun left one by one, this sad feeling was even more intense.
In addition, when Hei Zhuang passed away, although I knew he had many shortcomings, I couldn't help but feel sad.
My impressions of Queen Sun are a bit complicated. From dislike to appreciation, she has always been proving herself. Although she lost in the end, she has been fighting for herself throughout her life. When Xu Xun walked to her position and faced the same choice as her, he had to do whatever it took to avoid it, and he could not avoid being infected by values.
I still don't understand the first blue treasure question. The blue treasure was dropped by Xiaoxun when he was playing with Hei Zhuang in Xiyuan before the capital was moved. Zhao Zhaorong didn't know where he was at that time. Could it be that the blue treasure just fell into the grass somewhere and was never found, and then was picked up by Zhao Zhaorong many years later? It feels impossible
A very, very good article with great staying power. Even though the epilogue at the end is missing, it also helped me fill in the perspectives of many characters. I think many of the conspiracies and plots in the previous article are more than coincidental. Jade Girl has been losing her obsession all her life, and her efforts have been in vain.
I don't remember how many times I read it. I really like this article.
No matter what, this is the palace novel that I admire the most. It's a great success!
I still liked Xu Xun very much at the end, and I am very grateful to the author for finally coming forward to interpret his novel. In fact, what I am most interested in is the emotional line between Xu Xun and Liu Zhien. (As for Hei Gao Pang, from the author's frequent descriptions of his visit to Nanei and his indulgence in enjoyment, he has no connection with the word love in my mind. I understand that the author also rebels against the emperor for the rest of his life. But, does a lustful person have true love? Then he may just misunderstand family affection as love.) In fact, the author also writes very clearly in the article that Eunuch Liu is the one who has done more, but is emotionally conservative. Xu Xun is the one who is more emotionally free, she is Mu Qiang's person, and Eunuch Liu's mentality is the one she hopes to learn the most. However, the author and I have different understandings of love and eunuchs. The absence of sex does not necessarily mean that there is no love, and eunuchs do not necessarily lose desire and love just because they are castrated. Maybe the author also agrees with the theory of right and wrong, and arranged a very messy sexual life for the fat black man. But in my opinion, humans are animals controlled by the brain after all. A lot of pleasure actually comes from the brain's sense of satisfaction. Can sterilization end love and affection? Anyway, I don't believe it.
I like this kind of female character with inner strength, and I also like the way the article incorporates historical facts. As a person bound by feudal ethics, it is indeed not easy to realize one's own ideas. But I still hope there can be more political descriptions. I wonder if the author is willing to write more novels about court politics in the future.
My favorite characters are the heroine Empress Sun and the Emperor
It took more than a month to read it, and it felt like a lifetime had passed, and I felt lost.
I have no favorite harem novels. I am grateful to Xiangda University. I am grateful to myself for reading this good book when I was young. It allows me to reflect on myself all the time and be brave enough to be my true self. I don't have to compromise just because of the pain of life.
I've read it one after another on Pirates, now I'm here to make up for the full subscription [Rainbow Fart]
Very heavy, but beautiful
I saw that the author's grandson was dying of illness, and he wrote about the scene where the emperor and the author OC watched the fireworks at the Meridian Gate, and the emperor watched the heroine laugh.
I really can't stand it. The author said that the later emperors were cruel to their grandchildren, but it was actually the author who was cruel to his grandchildren.
Did the grandson have a moment like this with the emperor in his life? Probably not. At that time, the grandson who was suffering from illness and the emperor and the empress dowager, what would he think after hearing this? Did the emperor ever think at this moment that Xiao Sun was still in the hospital bed?
He wouldn't think about it, after all, all the emperor in the middle period thought about was that the peace and joy he experienced in Yong'an Palace would last forever year after year. As for the little grandson, Hei Fat, had he ever had such warm thoughts in his arms?
Really, the author might as well just set the emperor and OC to be true love. It would be too untenable to set it to be true love between the emperor and Xiao Sun.
Later, it was suspected that Du Wei had broken his guard against his real sister-in-law and had too much evil intentions towards Xiao Sun.
Spread flowers and look forward to the next article
Both of them are in harmony, Chitose is a perfect match!
I'm begging you, she's already in the same humanities, and she's also a funny girl. The promised funny character is omnipotent? ! Live for a while, just for the sake of your chest muscles (T_T)
Jade Girl was the person the emperor fell in love with when he was a boy. They were childhood sweethearts. At that time, their hearts were clear and their love was clear. They were considered to be a lifelong couple. This love seemed to come naturally and was not mixed with profit calculations. Therefore, the original grandson could love with all his heart and fully entrust his feelings and heart. This may be called his "favorite". However, at that time, he may have been very sensitive to the political situation, but he did not know much about feelings and women. It is true that Sun Yunu was the "favorite" when he was not guarded in his heart, but in the same position, under the same conditions of childhood sweethearts and meeting in the past, maybe Li Yunu and He Yunu could also get close to his heart. In my opinion, this "favorite" is highly replaceable, not only for Sun Yunu alone, but the "most profound nature" of this love actually lies in its simplicity, and this simplicity is highlighted by the strong contrast with the emperor's complex machinations. Because there is no defense, there is nothing to reserve, and because there is nothing to reserve, so I try my best. This love is not directed to a fixed lover. It can be replaced by any well-educated daughter, or even Hu Shanxiang. As long as he can seize the opportunity, he can "take advantage of the opportunity" and occupy the emotional high ground of the grandson who is not yet emotionally mature at the time.
Can I say that I was completely tricked into reading this article by the copywriter? [Laughing and crying] I originally wanted to read an article that was lighthearted but not mind-blowing... I felt melancholy after reading it for a long time... In fact, it is difficult to feel this way after reading too many articles. I read a person's life in a few days, especially at the end, when everyone around Xiaoxun left one by one, this sad feeling was even more intense. In addition, when Hei Zhuang passed away, although I knew he had many shortcomings, I couldn't help but feel sad.
My impressions of Queen Sun are a bit complicated. From dislike to appreciation, she has always been proving herself. Although she lost in the end, she has been fighting for herself throughout her life. When Xu Xun walked to her position and faced the same choice as her, he had to do whatever it took to avoid it, and he could not avoid being infected by values.
I still don't understand the first blue treasure question. The blue treasure was dropped by Xiaoxun when he was playing with Hei Zhuang in Xiyuan before the capital was moved. Zhao Zhaorong didn't know where he was at that time. Could it be that the blue treasure just fell into the grass somewhere and was never found, and then was picked up by Zhao Zhaorong many years later? It feels impossible
A very, very good article with great staying power. Even though the epilogue at the end is missing, it also helped me fill in the perspectives of many characters. I think many of the conspiracies and plots in the previous article are more than coincidental. Jade Girl has been losing her obsession all her life, and her efforts have been in vain.
I don't remember how many times I read it. I really like this article.
No matter what, this is the palace novel that I admire the most. It's a great success!
I still liked Xu Xun very much at the end, and I am very grateful to the author for finally coming forward to interpret his novel. In fact, what I am most interested in is the emotional line between Xu Xun and Liu Zhien. (As for Hei Gao Pang, from the author's frequent descriptions of his visit to Nanei and his indulgence in enjoyment, he has no connection with the word love in my mind. I understand that the author also rebels against the emperor for the rest of his life. But, does a lustful person have true love? Then he may just misunderstand family affection as love.) In fact, the author also writes very clearly in the article that Eunuch Liu is the one who has done more, but is emotionally conservative. Xu Xun is the one who is more emotionally free, she is Mu Qiang's person, and Eunuch Liu's mentality is the one she hopes to learn the most. However, the author and I have different understandings of love and eunuchs. The absence of sex does not necessarily mean that there is no love, and eunuchs do not necessarily lose desire and love just because they are castrated. Maybe the author also agrees with the theory of right and wrong, and arranged a very messy sexual life for the fat black man. But in my opinion, humans are animals controlled by the brain after all. A lot of pleasure actually comes from the brain's sense of satisfaction. Can sterilization end love and affection? Anyway, I don't believe it.
I like this kind of female character with inner strength, and I also like the way the article incorporates historical facts. As a person bound by feudal ethics, it is indeed not easy to realize one's own ideas. But I still hope there can be more political descriptions. I wonder if the author is willing to write more novels about court politics in the future.
My favorite characters are the heroine Empress Sun and the Emperor
It took more than a month to read it, and it felt like a lifetime had passed, and I felt lost.
I have no favorite harem novels. I am grateful to Xiangda University. I am grateful to myself for reading this good book when I was young. It allows me to reflect on myself all the time and be brave enough to be my true self. I don't have to compromise just because of the pain of life.
I've read it one after another on Pirates, now I'm here to make up for the full subscription [Rainbow Fart]
Very heavy, but beautiful
I saw that the author's grandson was dying of illness, and he wrote about the scene where the emperor and the author OC watched the fireworks at the Meridian Gate, and the emperor watched the heroine laugh. I really can't stand it. The author said that the later emperors were cruel to their grandchildren, but it was actually the author who was cruel to his grandchildren. Did the grandson have a moment like this with the emperor in his life? Probably not. At that time, the grandson who was suffering from illness and the emperor and the empress dowager, what would he think after hearing this? Did the emperor ever think at this moment that Xiao Sun was still in the hospital bed? He wouldn't think about it, after all, all the emperor in the middle period thought about was that the peace and joy he experienced in Yong'an Palace would last forever year after year. As for the little grandson, Hei Fat, had he ever had such warm thoughts in his arms? Really, the author might as well just set the emperor and OC to be true love. It would be too untenable to set it to be true love between the emperor and Xiao Sun.
Later, it was suspected that Du Wei had broken his guard against his real sister-in-law and had too much evil intentions towards Xiao Sun.
Spread flowers and look forward to the next article
Both of them are in harmony, Chitose is a perfect match!