Love gives rise to resentment, resentment gives rise to obsession, obsession gives rise to hatred, and hatred gives rise to longing.
Life is but a dream, with everything changing like fields turning into seas. Right and wrong, wrong and right, in the end all pass like geese without a sound and water without a trace. The only thing that's hard to let go of is a single obsessive thought.
And yet, it was all because of that one thought...
A past life, a present life.
When three beloved beauties, having forgotten their past, return to the mortal world and once again enter the most splendid prison in all the land, one that holds the human heart captive... Can they finally let go of the lingering obsession from their previous lives?
In this world, all things give rise to and overcome one another. Love between people, the bonds of fate and marriage: it's hard to say what is right or wrong.
For them, who belong to the Aisin Gioro clan, are these ties to the women a doomed fate or a chance at redemption?
P.S.: 1. The characters in this story do not follow historical events. Those who care about historical accuracy, please read with caution!
2. This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events is purely coincidental!
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It would be nice if it could be updated! Surprise! Little bun appears?
These pictures are a bit boring
Wow hahahaha~~I finally returned to China~~
Foreign systems are all garbled when opening Jinjiang (T. T)
Did you miss me~^.^~
Haha~~
But there are so many chapters~~I am so diligent~~and so perseverant
Almost comparable to the author of a certain point
I weakly raised my hand and grabbed it, I really want to think about it! Dear author, please grant our little wish
I always feel that the actual practice of running government schools is not mature enough, and the Qing Dynasty has just started. Besides, if everything was done in Shunzhi, there would be nothing left to do with Kangxi and Yongzheng. Moreover, reform is done step by step and cannot be too radical, otherwise the consequences will be the same as Yang Guang in the Sui Dynasty. This is my opinion. I think the Qing Dynasty should first solve the ethnic conflicts between the Han and the Manchus when it first entered the country. After all, there are more Hans and fewer Manchus. Well, after all, the Han people have been baptized by Confucianism for thousands of years, and it is not something that can be changed by changing it. The Han people even think that the Manchus are still uncivilized barbarians, and they must first establish their status among the Han people before they can think about other things. In fact, the best thing is integration. The policy of keeping hair or not, and the policy of men not following women should really be changed. Besides, the hairstyle of the Qing Dynasty really disgusts me.
No reform or development can be carried out until stability is achieved. If ethnic conflicts have not even been resolved, how can we talk about development and reform?
I remember someone once commented on Yang Guang. Yang Guang was indeed doing Mingjun's work, but he shouldn't have done all the things that generations of people have accomplished on his own. He really shouldn't be too aggressive in doing things, but I have to say that the original intention was actually good.
What a pity for the Crown Prince. I feel like I am beating my chest when I think of His Royal Highness. I know that the author is from the Fourth Age Party. I wonder if I can stand it as the Eighth Age Party and the Thirteenth Party Party. History is written for the victors.
Where is another spy?
All these names are confused
Aren't we going to deal with Mongolia? When will we start?
Ying Ying Ying is actually an anti-theft stamp Ying Ying Ying
It would be nice if it could be updated! Surprise! Little bun appears?
These pictures are a bit boring
Wow hahahaha~~I finally returned to China~~ Foreign systems are all garbled when opening Jinjiang (T. T) Did you miss me~^.^~ Haha~~ But there are so many chapters~~I am so diligent~~and so perseverant Almost comparable to the author of a certain point
I weakly raised my hand and grabbed it, I really want to think about it! Dear author, please grant our little wish
I always feel that the actual practice of running government schools is not mature enough, and the Qing Dynasty has just started. Besides, if everything was done in Shunzhi, there would be nothing left to do with Kangxi and Yongzheng. Moreover, reform is done step by step and cannot be too radical, otherwise the consequences will be the same as Yang Guang in the Sui Dynasty. This is my opinion. I think the Qing Dynasty should first solve the ethnic conflicts between the Han and the Manchus when it first entered the country. After all, there are more Hans and fewer Manchus. Well, after all, the Han people have been baptized by Confucianism for thousands of years, and it is not something that can be changed by changing it. The Han people even think that the Manchus are still uncivilized barbarians, and they must first establish their status among the Han people before they can think about other things. In fact, the best thing is integration. The policy of keeping hair or not, and the policy of men not following women should really be changed. Besides, the hairstyle of the Qing Dynasty really disgusts me. No reform or development can be carried out until stability is achieved. If ethnic conflicts have not even been resolved, how can we talk about development and reform? I remember someone once commented on Yang Guang. Yang Guang was indeed doing Mingjun's work, but he shouldn't have done all the things that generations of people have accomplished on his own. He really shouldn't be too aggressive in doing things, but I have to say that the original intention was actually good.
What a pity for the Crown Prince. I feel like I am beating my chest when I think of His Royal Highness. I know that the author is from the Fourth Age Party. I wonder if I can stand it as the Eighth Age Party and the Thirteenth Party Party. History is written for the victors.
Where is another spy?
All these names are confused
Aren't we going to deal with Mongolia? When will we start?