Rebuilding the Qing Dynasty

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In this chapter, it feels like the heroine has finally made her mark.

I have read every novel written by the author. Compared with other novels, this novel is a little more aggrieved, and the heroine encounters more ups and downs. Except for Xuan Qingzi, all the men are basically scum, and even Xuan Qingzi has some unsatisfactory qualities.

Seeing this, my mind is open again. . . Chinese women always give birth to children for their men, and even the children's surnames are named after the men. Things like "I'm pregnant with your child", "I want to give birth to your child", etc., Mentally classify yourself as a child-birth machine. If the heroine is strong enough, just think about whose monkey it is and just want it. Suddenly it occurred to me that the country seemed to have enacted a law stating that women were not allowed to have abortions at will and had to obtain permission from their husbands. Hehe. . . . That's what pig country is. After the abolition of the crime of adultery, women's rights in marriage began to be weakened step by step. Grass! I'm a total chatterbox. . . .

I originally wanted to reply directly, but I was wondering whether replying in the 0-point comment area would affect the author's points, so I made a comment myself. A YR reader said, "Zoo Yeon is so cruel, she can do this to the people she likes." After seeing this comment, I was a little upset, so I wanted to use this topic to expand my brain, hoping that YR would be angry. I remember that ever since I read novels, there are often plots where the male protagonist abuses the female protagonist, such as the famous so-called love and immortality (or immortal journey) novel - Hua Qiangu. The heroine in it has absolutely no self-esteem, she is like a fly surrounding the master hero and cannot be driven away. I want to ask the heroine, do you have self-esteem? Do you know what it means to start with emotion and end with etiquette (although I don't like Lao Confucius), you are so shameless and shameless, you like your own master and you chase him, what do you mean by respecting your master? As for the male protagonist, I have never seen a man act this way. If he doesn't like the female protagonist and feels that she is in the way, just kick her away and do whatever he wants. It's a big deal to take Joe. Doesn't it feel good for the heroine to chase you? Green tea is undoubtedly the men's watch. However, it was this article that he saw in the category of "Pampering Articles and Special Love". Thanks. It gave me a new understanding of the views of most women in China. The female readers were full of praise for the male protagonist and kept praising him as if he was their own son. There is another article, the resounding Three Lives and Three Worlds. Love the article. Very pampered. The beloved heroine's eyes are gone, and the beloved heroine's memory is gone. The beloved heroine is happy to be a mother. Thanks. This pet article gave me a higher understanding of Chinese female readers. It's amazing, what kind of great mentality can give birth to such a broad mind. The above two articles are still based on the premise that the male protagonists are both virgins. More roads from stallion white disgusting male protagonist not to mention. Okay, no one said the male lead is bad. However, a group of readers criticized the female protagonist for not understanding the male protagonist. In the above two stories, the male protagonist did not make much use of the female protagonist. Not to mention more beautiful stallions and male protagonists. Liu Xiu is simply the leader of the Cowherd class. Selling his body to all women just to ascend to the throne of the emperor. Look at our smart heroine, she was willing to cut herself off and gave everything to the hero. What did she end up with in the end? However, I have seen for a long time how many readers in the comment section scolded the heroine for being so ignorant. How affectionate the hero is. I don't understand. Being affectionate is useless. Just saying you like me makes you affectionate? You stallion is so clean that the so-called prodigal son turning back is affectionate? Are you affectionate enough to give up other women and marry only me? Or, if you don't cheat after getting married, you are affectionate? \' Male protagonist, don't tell me if the rotten cucumber on your lower body is sick or not. Even if it's as clean as a flower and has a thousand bones, male protagonist, even if the lower body is inlaid with gold, it's not worth much money. What's the use of a few words about a male protagonist who seems to be deeply affectionate and has no regrets about finding women to sleep with. As can be seen from JJ and QD articles, the female protagonist is picked on in all kinds of ways, while the male protagonist is sexually assaulted endlessly. Female readers hold the male protagonist up like a god. Male readers fuck all kinds of beauties like dogs. Female readers examine the heroine's chastity like a mother-in-law, while male readers regard the male protagonist as if they were the same child. ------This passage comes from the imperial envoy's reply, and I will use it here. YR said that the heroine is cruel. Is the heroine really cruel? Even if the senior brother likes the heroine, if he doesn't do anything to prove his so-called deep love, what's the use of his deep love? Can you help the heroine conquer the world? Can you help the heroine not be bullied by anyone? What the heroine did was just to let her senior brother prove her deep affection. How many romance novels have the male protagonist using his fiancée and his female partner to dominate the world, only to turn his back on him and turn his back on him? Which female reader has ever scolded him? Everything comes with a price. How can the heroine get what she wants without sacrificing what she has now? Tell me, if the heroine doesn't do this, what can she do? The heroine is mainly not cruel. Have you thought about the ending? The result is that the cause is difficult to overcome. Of course, after all, for many women, men are the most important. Great cause is nothing, ideal is nothing. The ending is that the heroine and her senior brother live in seclusion, and then the Qing Dynasty remains the Qing Dynasty. Then why bother reading this book? Aren't all the heroines in romance novels like this? I would be willing to kill myself for a man, without any relatives or friends. He's just a man, does he really need to make himself miserable? Put aside your ideals and become a housewife? When the heroine does something, there will be a lot of readers saying that this is not good for any man and that it is a pity for him. How can the heroine not think about men? Chinese women think too much about men, so almost every woman is a bitch and every man is almost a breeding pig. Give up your job for a man. Give up your ideals for the sake of your family. For the sake of men, some women from working-class families have a job photo, take care of the children, take care of their parents-in-law, and do all the housework. When you get a wife, you get a nanny who is paid in return. Just thinking about it makes Ren feel happy. I cheated on you by the way and let my wife wipe my butt. Let her know that a woman at forty sucks like shit and a man at forty is nothing. You must guard this man well and live a good life. Ahem, finished complaining. Most of it is based on imagination. A small part is to reply to the comments of YR readers. I don't have any intention of quarreling, I just feel unhappy when I read an article about a heroine who has great ambitions, but is called cruel. To be honest, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was not cruel, Kangxi was not cruel, and Lao Mao was not cruel? It's really chilling to hold on to a woman and not let go. YR readers can leave messages and exchange opinions. After all, I only saw one of your comments. Maybe you were slowly falling in love with the heroine, but I only saw it in this article.

I finished reading it. I wasn't originally interested in a story about the heroine's entanglement with the Qing emperor, but I didn't expect it to be so engaging. I finished reading it in two days in a row. Finally, I just want to say one thing, the heroine is really amazing and her merits are immeasurable! ! !

The Japanese did not succeed in their invasion of China, and we still hate them. The Manchus succeeded in their invasion, killing far more people than the Japanese, but now a lot of people are praising the Manchus. It is really ironic. . . .

What will happen next, I really want to know~

Seeing the word "Slaughter" on the page makes me feel very sad. The decline of China began at that time, but look at now, whether it is a TV series or a novel, there are too many people rushing to be slaves.

Why does Changtai miss the relationship between mother and son so much again...