The Reborn Primary Wife's Handbook (Qing Dynasty)

I like this heroine very much. She is the template for ancient ladies in my mind. Does she love the male protagonist? Like. But the male protagonist is not that important to her. She had a lot to do and a lot of other things to care about, so she didn't care so much about the women in the backyard and the bastards and concubines. As long as they didn't exceed her rules, everything would be fine. Many people commented that there was something wrong with the love between the heroine and the hero, and it might as well just be about power. But everyone has ignored that the heroine is from the Tang Dynasty. She is not from modern time. She is not so insistent on being a couple for life. This is not the universal value of ancient times!!! There are really only one or two single wives in ancient times, and they are still very famous. The other couples have no relationship before? Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and Empress Changsun were so loving. No matter how many princes were deposed, the throne would eventually be passed on to Empress Changsun's son. Otherwise, what advantage did Li Zhi have over other princes at that time? Then he also has three palaces, six courtyards and seventy-two concubines. Empress Zhang in the Ming Dynasty was a special case. It was not all because of feelings, but also because of the shadow cast on her by the Emperor's father, Concubine Wan Guifei, right? The love between the eighth prince and the eighth prince also includes a concubine, so how does that count? You can't always demand modern universal values ​​from an ancient lady, right? You guys don't have the same views, okay? The standard scholar-officials and noble wives in ancient times really did not treat their concubines as human beings, but as playthings that could be bought and sold. Only since the Qing Dynasty did the term "three wives and four concubines" really appear, and the status of concubines increased. So you won't be jealous because your husband loves a dog, and the heroine, a native of the Tang Dynasty, won't be jealous because of a concubine. The description in the novel is very clear. Princess has to serve the heroine every day, so these concubines are almost like maids to the heroine. At most, they have the function of warming the bed of the male master and giving birth to children. In the novel, didn't the heroine say to the hero, 'If they serve you, they are also serving me'? This is her standard idea.

If you don't understand what the heroine does, even if you don't like the hero now, don't let women around her! If he himself is another matter, she would feel a bit hypocritical if she rushes to give them away. After all, you plan to live with him, why do you take the initiative to send so many women to him? I wonder if there will be chaos if there are too many women? She was too confident in herself and too arrogant, and she caused trouble for herself, but she didn't fall in love with her in the end. It's a pity that the male protagonist is already too dirty and can't be dirty anymore. I don't like this kind of thing. She doesn't care at first and rushes to pretend to be virtuous. In the end, she can't control her own heart. Anyway, I can't appreciate this kind of female protagonist. If she can control herself and not fall in love with the male protagonist in the end, I admire her, but it's a pity that it's nothing more than that.

I would rather the female protagonist pursues power, but the female protagonist feels that she has won over the male protagonist. It would be better if these passions were removed. The female protagonist has always paid for the male protagonist, and the male protagonist has paid very little. Every time he gets a concubine pregnant or sleeps with a concubine, he will explain to the female protagonist, which is disgusting. I would rather the male protagonist feel that he is upright and not explain. Such an explanation is that he knows that these things will make the female protagonist unhappy, but he still does it. Such sincerity is really laughable. The heroine's ending may not necessarily be good. When the hero gets old, the heroine's past intelligence and the secret guards left behind by Kangxi will become the heroine's fault.

The biggest emotion I felt after reading this article was the magnanimity of the heroine. She was very cunning in doing things. There are also conspiracies, but cunning is the main road.

Either this male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist. Just respect them, don't talk about love. We just live together. For the sake of power and status, don't get involved with disgusting people who love each other and have three wives and four concubines.

After all, Fourth Brother is no longer the Yun You of a thousand years ago. To be honest, I would rather he had never been Yun You.

So pretty! ! I like women like Quan Pei who are smart and indifferent, and I also like men like Yinzhen who are deeply affectionate and unrepentant! Big love, big love! Shaoxin's writing style is really good and the characters are very detailed!

But I really like the heroine

I didn't expect to be so lucky. I caught up with the author Da Da Da's recent new article. I have always liked Da Da Da's writing style and the image of the heroine in his writing. Come on~~

Originally, it was a bit sad for Sisi to sleep with someone else, but now I feel that this is the best ending in this environment.