The Noble Consort’s Daily Journal

I also really want to lament that this novel was really very advanced ten years ago.

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 closer 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.

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 all her life. When Xu Xun walked to her position and faced the same choice as her, there was no way to avoid it and he had to do whatever it took to avoid being infected by values.

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.

I read this article a long time ago and I still remember it. It is one of my favorite ancient sayings. Looking back, there are only two new writers of ancient Chinese that I can read now. I don't know why I suddenly thought of this article. The moment I forgot the way home, I still deeply remember... Good writing can make people have feelings that will never fade. Make up a full order, late support!

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

I read this article many years ago. I didn't know where I found it recently. I had a different feeling when I read it again after so many years. In the past, I only felt heartbroken for Xiaoxun, but I still haven't gotten the freedom I have been vaguely pursuing all my life. Miyagi is like a man-eating beast, chewing everyone until they are human. And now, when I saw that Xiao Xun's memorial tablet was not known to anyone in the end, I felt sorry for her. She struggled before she could see the essence of the system, but no one except Liu Zhien knew the freedom she was pursuing in her heart. If death is also liberation, then Xiao Xun's life is not a life of death in another sense.

I came back to read this book after reading "Buying a Life". It is worthy of being written by someone who has written about dominating Hollywood. It is so awesome and the idea is really advanced. I have always felt that most of my three views are derived from the accumulation of various novels, so I am extremely grateful that I met Jinjiang ten years ago, which made me independent, not love-minded, and not prone to self-pity.

I don't remember how many times I read it. I really like this article.

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.