Ninefold Splendor

"Nine Levels of Shaohua" I like this article very much, it is very well written. The article written 7 years ago doesn't seem old at all now. I think the author may be a history enthusiast, and even if he is not, he should have read a lot of documents. There are many stories about sweet pets and Machiavellian characters, especially stories about so-called time travel/rebirth heroines, but almost none of the stories I have read are satisfactory. I really vomit blood about those so-called Machiavellian schemes. They don't even follow logic and they are all made up by themselves. I really beg you, these authors, can you read more about history? Can you read more books? Either read Marx's Historical Materialism or learn about my country's ancient history. I'm really impressed. Let's just talk about the characters. Jiang Wei is actually very Mary Sue, but the author didn't write her in a way that was inconsistent with her character at all. As a time-traveling woman with excellent family resources and personal qualities, she was born with lofty thoughts and broad insights after traveling through ancient times. Movable type printing, gunpowder, high-yielding crops, improvements in farmland water conservancy facilities, prevention and response to natural disasters, social welfare systems and construction, and the balance between decentralization and centralization are aspects of social existence; in terms of social consciousness, women's self-worth, political thoughts, etc. (There are many more, I can't remember them at the moment). But did she come here blind? No, she knew that she was just taking advantage of the times. She never thought that she could be better than her grandfather, uncle, father, and husband. Some readers said that there is nothing outstanding about Jiang Wei. She is just well-behaved, sensible and obedient, with no sense of individuality. I don't think so. She is obedient because she knows that everyone is really doing it for her own good, so she listens to the arrangements of her relatives. But is she only well-behaved and sensible? No. So she and Lin Xi secretly trained female soldiers to make explosives. Oh, and by the way, she also made condoms (I shouted, Weiwei is awesome!). She made various system suggestions to her husband, who was the emperor, and applied gunpowder to the military. She is not a velvet flower either. Zhao Heng and other relatives did protect her very well, but she had long been able to take charge of herself. She was very good at directing the situation when foreign invaders came, even though her words about dying together made Zhao Heng very angry afterwards. She is not a canary when it comes to relationships. She always has the upper hand between Zhao Heng and her. Besides, if Wei Wei hadn't coaxed her so well, Zhao Heng would have beaten Lin Xisha long ago. Zhao Heng is not the kind of filial and good boyfriend who can tolerate it just because he is afraid that you will be sad or resentful of you. He is egoistic and selfish. I like Weiwei very much. Zhao Heng's character is also very three-dimensional, and he is very appealing to me. He is truly emotionally weak, ruthless and has no bottom line. He does know people well and has great ambitions. Of course, perhaps ambitious is more appropriate. The author's use of Emperor's Disease Syndrome and a psychotic patient to describe him is very appropriate. He has no feelings for his maternal grandfather's family at all, and he will not tolerate anyone who blocks his power as emperor. Just like in his previous life, without Jiang Wei to suppress him, the Jiang family will not end well. I don't care if you really have no ambitions as a relative who holds all the power in the government. You will be the first to settle the score after taking office. They killed their fathers and brothers, ransacked the houses of disobedient clans, exterminated their families, or exiled them. They used the way of kingship to consolidate their rule, and used the way of benevolence to protect their reputation. As an emperor, what kind of compassion does one need? Political struggle means life and death. To be truly kind to others is to be cruel to oneself. What's more, what other people do has nothing to do with him. Only Weiwei and Aniang are the people he cares about. But to be honest, the reunification of the north and the south is possible thanks to my wife who has traveled through time, hahahahaha, and fortunately, my wife loves you. Otherwise, why would he have been injured and died on the battlefield at the age of thirty in his previous life? No, it was still a bit cruel. Thinking about Zhao Heng and Wei Wei in his previous life is still a bit uncomfortable, but he deserved not to get a wife because of his behavior in the previous life. In the extra story, in his previous life, he asked Weiwei to be buried, which further supplemented and improved Zhao Heng's image. What I think of his feelings for Weiwei is his selfish and selfless love. Let's talk about Lin Xi. When Lin Xi appeared on the stage, the author said, "China's best friend and the male protagonist's lifelong love rival appeared on the stage." I thought it was good at the time. I thought Lin Xi was really a man. I thought it would be good to have a second male lead who has a pure friendship with the female protagonist to make the male protagonist jealous from time to time. After all, it is not good if the male protagonist is too possessive and has a domineering personality. I never expected that Lin Xi was a girl raised by her family as a man, and his self-perception of gender did not change until the end. In my opinion, the issue of gender self-perception is a disease and must be cured. Every time I saw the plot between Lin Xi and Jiang Wei, I felt sick. He doesn't think he is a woman, but Jiang Wei told Zhao Heng that Lin Xi is his sister and friend. I don't think Lin Xi doesn't have that feeling for the heroine. I think his love for the heroine is abnormal. I can accept homosexuality in romance reluctantly, but I really can't accept such a twisted relationship. And later Lin Xi was willing to have a baby because the heroine said she wanted to marry a baby. When I saw this, I felt a little nauseous. Lin Xi exists just for the heroine, right? In order to have a closer connection with the heroine, a man is willing to have children. The author is still very powerful. He had such an "advanced" consciousness 7 years ago. The author probably did not expect that in a few years there would be 56 definitions of gender in the West, and that LGBT would become politically correct. As long as he identifies himself as a woman, "he" is a woman, regardless of whether "he" has had sex reassignment surgery. A man who identified himself as a woman could enter and leave the school's women's bathroom at will. After raping him in the bathroom, he was found not guilty by the court. However, the victim's father's reasonable rights protection was criticized by public opinion. I have to talk about Jiang Changhui. This queen is very special. My impression of her is that she is willful and lives freely. I think she is very good. If she has any shortcomings, they are just the result of being pampered. Even if there is anything wrong with her, there will be those who dote on her to deal with the aftermath. As for her biggest flaw, it was that she failed to fulfill her responsibilities as a mother seriously to her son Zhao Heng. Anyway, I think that as long as you give birth to a child, you must take responsibility. Zhao Heng grew up like this, partly due to nature and partly due to the influence of the surrounding environment. Parents account for a large part of the influence of the surrounding environment. As for some readers accusing her of secretly communicating with Zhao Yuan, I don't understand. My husband has three palaces and six courtyards, why can't I? Moreover, Zhao Min treated her badly, and finally wanted to kill her and her son's lineage, and make the son of the woman he loved the prince. Besides, her affair with Zhao Yuan didn't bother anyone. Zhao Yuan's wife had died long ago. She has already sacrificed a lot because of the oppression of the imperial power and the responsibilities of her family. It doesn't matter if she is more willful when there is someone to support her. As for Jiang Yuanyi, I don't think this time-traveling woman did anything wrong. She just has low IQ and high self-esteem. To put it bluntly, she is stupid. But her nature is not bad, it's just that her character will bring trouble to those around her, so in the end she is asking for trouble. Some people hate Jiang Yuanyi, but I don't think it's necessary. I am really grateful to her for traveling through time, otherwise history would not have changed to such a happy ending. Speaking of which, the author's setting of traveling through parallel worlds is quite rare. Jiang Yuanyi's perspective is to travel to real ancient history, while Jiang Wei's perspective is to travel to an imaginary dynasty. To be honest, if there is such a thing as time travel, which period of our ancient history have you traveled to? Do you think history can be changed easily? You might even maintain history voluntarily. Anyway, I don't think there will be any big deviations in history. And I really have a sense of awe for history. Another thing I want to say is that Zhao Heng and Jiang Wei were really too young when they were together (sigh). The twelve and fourteen year olds were literally screaming for help. Although the marriage was consummated after Weiwei turned 15, the two of them would have kissed before. Every time I see the two of them being intimate, I subconsciously hypnotize myself, not remembering my age, not my age, not my age. All in all, this article is well written. On a scale of 10, it would probably be a 9.8. The above is a short talk, hahahahahaha.

Although bg, I like to watch this kind of two girls working together from childhood to old age. Watching it after so many years makes me feel inexplicably melancholy.

If Lin Xi were a man, Zhao Heng felt there was no hope. He always felt that Weiwei and Lin Xi were soul mates.

What happened in the past life is really sad. We should thank Jiang Yuanyi for traveling through time, allowing Wei Wei, Zhao Heng, Axi and the Jiang family to embark on another path and become happier.

Who knows, almost ten years have passed and I still remember Weiwei and Lin Xi's disagreements when they were young... They were the enlightenment of my sexuality.

I was so upset in my last life, so I want to thank Jiang Yi in this life for a moment

I will always like Zhao Heng and always like Jiang Wei. This is a novel that I liked when I was young. After all these years, I can still say that I still like it very much. Unfortunately, I have always been sad. I lost a physical book that the author bought for me, signed and sent to me. I wonder if the author still remembers it? After so many years, I still can't get over it. I will always love this novel, Jiuchong Shaohua.

Although the naughty kid is indeed a bit crazy, he does have true love for Weiwei. I hope they will never be separated for the rest of their lives.

How good! ! ! Regardless of past and present life, Axi and Ashi are really good~~ N brushed

Ah, Zhao Hengzhen is just like Qin Shihuang. I used to wonder why Weiwei became Zhao Liu's concubine. According to Zhao Heng's character, Weiwei would definitely be buried, and he would not let go of Weiwei even after death. After watching the extra episode, it turned out that it wasn't that he didn't want to but that he didn't do it. Fortunately, Weiwei is happy in this life. With Zhao Heng's ability, it is more than enough to protect her for the rest of her life.