[Qiong Yao Universe] The Fifth Prince Isn't a Roast Pork Bun

It's a very cute article. The reason why I like this article is because even though I have experienced those things and my demeanor and behavior have become more mature, this fifth master is still the same Yongqi at his core. The male protagonist still retains his previous generous and gentle temperament, while the female protagonist has little presence but is very soft and cute. This also determines the warm tone of this article. As for NPC villains, it is really better to roll up your sleeves and fight for NPC to reach a higher level. From the old-fashioned modern technology to the plot promoter of ancient cheating. Frankly speaking, the main role of the heroine in the early stage is to provide technical skills to the fifth elder brother so that the story can unfold easily. But the system settings only work at the beginning. There is no system, and the plot at the beginning is not easy to unfold. For example, when treating Yong Jing, seeing the business opportunities for soap, etc., He would not be able to meet the heroine at all, and Lao Wu would not be able to meet the second villain. But the system became useless later. It may be because the author is not good at systematic writing. I feel like the author should be a cute girl, because the heroine in the novel is really cute. Forget about Fifth Master, I also want to tease her. Although the readers were miserable when the heroine was hacked in the radioactive experiment, I think this is an opportunity for the heroine to truly grow up. Lao Wu did not make trouble, or in other words, he compromised first. This is in line with Lao Wu's character, and is also the reason why he will become more and more tragic when he meets Xiao Yanzi. Because Xiao Yanzi really didn't realize how much Lao Wu had sacrificed, nor did he make enough concessions and efforts for him. If the heroine can wake up on her own, that's OK. Or, with Lao Wu's character, would the heroine really understand without experiencing this? In fact, Yong Qi should have seen through the plot of Xiao Jian and realized that what he was entrusted to was an inhumane person, and "fulfilling them" did not sound like an angry comment. Wu Baozi couldn't let Xiao Yanzi integrate into his family because of her uncooperation. He would protect her no matter what trouble she got into, and he would force her to give up everything and take her away. And this little Yanzi fell out with Xiao Jian because of Xiao Jian, who he didn't even know was his brother. He was a real inhumane. It's because you don't care enough that you don't care about his feelings at all. Those who pay more for unequal relationships will always suffer in the end. He really wanted to leave, but Erkang persuaded him to come back. Although Yong Qi had basically boarded the pirate ship at that time, he was not even given the option of jumping off the ship and escaping. Are these real brothers? I don't speculate that Erkang was dragged along because he was the fifth elder brother and had a deterrent effect on the pursuers. Xiaojian wanted to leave several times, but Erkang pulled him back. At first I let it go, but later I found out the truth and persuaded him to stay. Whether Xiao Jian leaves or not has no impact on Erkang, but it has become the biggest time bomb around the fifth elder brother. If Xiao Yanzi's departure really destroys Xiao Yanzi's feelings for Yong Qi, then this relationship is nothing more than that. In this way, Xiao Yanzi leaves with Xiao Jian or breaks up with Yong Qi, and Yong Qi does not need to continue to be harmed. If Xiao Jian's departure will not damage anything, then Xiao Jian can also watch his sister continue to live carefree. Things like love, hate, and grudges are like a person's own knowledge of whether the water is warm or cold. However, Erkang, an outsider, blindly makes peace with others and maintains a superficial peace that makes the parties involved unable to break up. In the end, it will naturally be a tragedy. Without Qianlong's generosity, the third story would not have had such a reluctant happy ending. This means that except for people like Fulun, who is not close to her and may turn into an opponent at any time, Yongqi has no elders with whom she can discuss. Lafayette is the big boss, Qianlong's boss, the one who holds the power of life and death. Many people don't like barbecued pork five because they are unfilial and disloyal. The unfilial piety was mainly towards Qianlong, Xin Huan Zhu and Yu Fei. Not timid is Ziwei. Because not many other siblings show up. Let's talk about Qianlong first On the way to escape, he said something that I thought made sense at the time. The general idea was: Since the emperor is an emperor, he must abide by many rules. If he violates the rules, he will be punished. Therefore, even if he wants to kill them because of the rules, the emperor is still a benevolent king. This shows that Yong Qi has always been conscious and aware that they should be beheaded. This is problematic. But several people were tied to a rope. But pragmatically speaking, people can't just sit back and wait for death. Xiao Yanzi and Erkang basically lead the development of things in the team, and almost no one can stop them. However, these two people don't know how to write the words "loyalty and filial piety" from the beginning to the end of the whole story. Even when being chased, Xiaoyanzi called the emperor Sleepy Dragon, and Yongqi also argued with her. Following such a person, it is really unknown what kind of battle between heaven and man he is experiencing in his heart. Xiao Yanzi is undoubtedly the disaster star. The fifth elder brother was also a serious prince at the beginning. He also knew how to be vigilant, careful, rules, and share his father's worries. However, he couldn't persuade the debt collector who couldn't stand it. The mess had to be cleaned up. If he didn't accompany him, he would lose his temper. When I had a relatively normal outlook on things and was still logical, there were times when I couldn't stand her and started arguing. Every time it was Erkang who persuaded him to give in, but he was still rational and still disagreed. Immediately afterwards, Xiao Yanzi started to use dangerous tactics to challenge each other, and the bottom line was lowered again and again. From "Don't act like an elder brother" in the lotus picking incident, to "Don't be an elder brother" in the endorsement incident, to "As long as you don't say you don't want me" in the Xiaojian incident, it was like being lowered. This is basically a terrible transformation history, and by the end of Huan Er, the whole thing has basically been transformed. Being able to trick the enemy who killed his father into cultivating an heir to such an extent that the emperor had to find a new heir, Xiao Yanzi could be considered as avenging his father. Another discussion on Concubine Yu I have to say that it was a failure to have Concubine Yu appear in Xin Huan Zhu and let the story develop according to the original outline. If the fifth child in the original work hadn't met the disaster star Xiao Yanzi and encouraged him to surrender to Xiao Yanzi with everyone around him, and there were no reliable elders around him, he really wouldn't have become more addicted to abuse, walked narrower and narrower, and ended up with such a difficult end of loyalty, filial piety, etiquette and justice. Also, Yongqi is too cowardly in relationships and too loyal. He had never had a mother since he was a child, and his father was an emperor. After all, there was a distance between him and Yongqi. When Yongqi first fell in love, he was abducted by his concubine and his family and led into a ditch, which caused his tragedy. I haven't read "New Return of the Pearl". It stands to reason that a mother would not be taken advantage of by others in terms of emotional development, but I heard that there was a mother trapped in the palace who was able to fake her death and leave the palace. This Yongqi failed very much as a person, and Concubine Yu also failed very much in educating her son. No wonder so many people hate Xin Huanzhu. Speaking of Ziwei, there are only two things. One found out that he was really not reporting it, but begged his sister not to hurt Xiao Yanzi. He said he wanted a lover rather than a sister. Everyone thought that Ziwei had been robbed of her father, but everyone imagined that Xiao Yanzi would die if they didn't get it right. Moreover, the situation is that Xiao Yanzi is repentant and wants to return Ziwei's position. What he should do is to think about it in the long run and find a solution that has both sides. Not to mention that Yongqi liked Xiao Yanzi at that time. It stands to reason that Xiao Yanzi risked his life to break into the paddock to report the news, and it was wrong to pretend to be Gege. The entanglement of the harem forces made it difficult to get off the tiger, and it would be callous and unjust to directly take human life. A little swallow lost Ming Ziwei but did not scold her. Among the four people at the moment, Erkang was already going crazy in the room with anxiety, Xiao Yanzi was also crying like crazy, and Xiao Jian was thinking of a solution on the side. Do you want to see the fifth elder brother and Erkang going crazy together and scolding Xiao Yanzi to death (although they deserve to be scolded), or you should first find a way to stabilize the two people's emotions and quickly find a way to find Ziwei. In this scene, the fifth elder brother is actually responsible for doing the ideological work. In that situation, Xiao Jian was an outsider after all. When the conflict between the other two people was so fierce and just venting their emotions would not help find Ziwei, it was more important to stabilize the emotions of Xiao Yanzi and Er Kang. If you ask me, Xiao Yanzi is damned, Erkang is a idiot who can only roar, Yongqi is still reasonable, and the flute and sword are really useful. What Fifth Brother said here is so right. It was not the first day that Er Kang met Xiao Yanzi, so why did he leave the blind Ziwei to her alone. This was a scolding of the two people responsible for losing Ziwei. Xiao Yanzi is not worth entrusting, Fulkang doesn't know people well! Maybe the fifth elder brother didn't value Ziwei as much as Qingsheng Erkang, but the dissatisfaction caused by these two things should be over. After all, when he fled, he also exchanged the personal jade pendant for Ziwei's mother's gold chain. In fact, I feel that if the most unlucky villain among the villains in Return of the Pearl is Ji Hou, even though the ending is bleak, my heart will finally be at peace. The most tragic of the so-called positive characters may be Qianlong, and the second most tragic may be Wu Baozi. Behind the seemingly happy and complete life, one has lost his concubine, son, and daughter, and the other has been in a tug-of-war with loyalty, filial piety, propriety, and justice, and finally cut off the foundation. The one who gained the most was actually Erkang (your concubine was just reaping the benefits), and Erkang almost dominated the story from beginning to end, which is really scary to think about. What's the use of being the emperor's son? A child without a mother is like a grass. Not to mention having a crazy father and several wolf-like stepmothers. No matter how much weaker his abilities were compared to the real Prince He Shuorong in history, and no matter how he was transformed later, he was still an excellent person even when he was still one. If he had not accidentally encountered a little Yanzi with bad character who made him always choose between himself and loyalty, filial piety and etiquette, or if there had been a reliable elder who had advised him to get to know people earlier, this would never have been the ending, and no one would have said that giving birth to the fifth elder brother would be better than giving birth to a piece of barbecued pork. And this work, after everything seemed to have settled, gave him a second chance, and gave him two assistants, the prince and the heroine. In another sense, it gave him a more complete life?

There is one area where the author may have made a mistake. When the protagonists met Mingrui for the first time on an incognito trip, the fifth elder brother said that he did not think Mingrui and Lin Bi had anything to do with each other, because they were both married, and Mingrui had a beard, indicating that he was 25 years old and above. How could his eldest daughter be as old as the fifth elder brother's son?

It's a bit unbearable to look at the back! Generally speaking, I don't agree with writing extras or extensions about the male and female protagonist's descendants. It feels % weird.

It's a very cute article. The reason why I like this article is because even though I have experienced those things and my demeanor and behavior have become more mature, this fifth master is still the same Yongqi at his core. The male protagonist still retains his previous generous and gentle temperament, while the female protagonist has little presence but is very soft and cute. This also determines the warm tone of this article. As for NPC villains, it is really better to roll up your sleeves and fight for NPC to reach a higher level. From the old-fashioned modern technology to the plot promoter of ancient cheating. Frankly speaking, the main role of the heroine in the early stage is to provide technical skills to the fifth elder brother so that the story can unfold easily. But the system settings only work at the beginning. There is no system, and the plot at the beginning is not easy to unfold. For example, when treating Yong Jing, seeing the business opportunities for soap, etc., He would not be able to meet the heroine at all, and Lao Wu would not be able to meet the second villain. But the system became useless later. It may be because the author is not good at systematic writing. I feel like the author should be a cute girl, because the heroine in the novel is really cute. Forget about Fifth Master, I also want to tease her. Although the readers were miserable when the heroine was hacked in the radioactive experiment, I think this is an opportunity for the heroine to truly grow up. Lao Wu did not make trouble, or in other words, he compromised first. This is in line with Lao Wu's character, and is also the reason why he will become more and more tragic when he meets Xiao Yanzi. Because Xiao Yanzi really didn't realize how much Lao Wu had sacrificed, nor did he make enough concessions and efforts for him. If the heroine can wake up on her own, that's OK. Or, with Lao Wu's character, would the heroine really understand without experiencing this? In fact, Yong Qi should have seen through the plot of Xiao Jian and realized that what he was entrusted to was an inhumane person, and "fulfilling them" did not sound like an angry comment. Wu Baozi couldn't let Xiao Yanzi integrate into his family because of her uncooperation. He would protect her no matter what trouble she got into, and he would force her to give up everything and take her away. And this little Yanzi fell out with Xiao Jian because of Xiao Jian, who he didn't even know was his brother. He was a real inhumane. It's because you don't care enough that you don't care about his feelings at all. Those who pay more for unequal relationships will always suffer in the end. He really wanted to leave, but Erkang persuaded him to come back. Although Yong Qi had basically boarded the pirate ship at that time, he was not even given the option of jumping off the ship and escaping. Are these real brothers? I don't speculate that Erkang was dragged along because he was the fifth elder brother and had a deterrent effect on the pursuers. Xiaojian wanted to leave several times, but Erkang pulled him back. At first I let it go, but later I found out the truth and persuaded him to stay. Whether Xiao Jian leaves or not has no impact on Erkang, but it has become the biggest time bomb around the fifth elder brother. If Xiao Yanzi's departure really destroys Xiao Yanzi's feelings for Yong Qi, then this relationship is nothing more than that. In this way, Xiao Yanzi leaves with Xiao Jian or breaks up with Yong Qi, and Yong Qi does not need to continue to be harmed. If Xiao Jian's departure will not damage anything, then Xiao Jian can also watch his sister continue to live carefree. Things like love, hate, and grudges are like a person's own knowledge of whether the water is warm or cold. However, Erkang, an outsider, blindly makes peace with others and maintains a superficial peace that makes the parties involved unable to break up. In the end, it will naturally be a tragedy. Without Qianlong's generosity, the third story would not have had such a reluctant happy ending. This means that except for people like Fulun, who is not close to her and may turn into an opponent at any time, Yongqi has no elders with whom she can discuss. Lafayette is the big boss, Qianlong's boss, the one who holds the power of life and death. Many people don't like barbecued pork five because they are unfilial and disloyal. The unfilial piety was mainly towards Qianlong, Xin Huan Zhu and Yu Fei. Not timid is Ziwei. Because not many other siblings show up. Let's talk about Qianlong first On the way to escape, he said something that I thought made sense at the time. The general idea was: Since the emperor is an emperor, he must abide by many rules. If he violates the rules, he will be punished. Therefore, even if he wants to kill them because of the rules, the emperor is still a benevolent king. This shows that Yong Qi has always been conscious and aware that they should be beheaded. This is problematic. But several people were tied to a rope. But pragmatically speaking, people can't just sit back and wait for death. Xiao Yanzi and Erkang basically lead the development of things in the team, and almost no one can stop them. However, these two people don't know how to write the words "loyalty and filial piety" from the beginning to the end of the whole story. Even when being chased, Xiaoyanzi called the emperor Sleepy Dragon, and Yongqi also argued with her. Following such a person, it is really unknown what kind of battle between heaven and man he is experiencing in his heart. Xiao Yanzi is undoubtedly the disaster star. The fifth elder brother was also a serious prince at the beginning. He also knew how to be vigilant, careful, rules, and share his father's worries. However, he couldn't persuade the debt collector who couldn't stand it. The mess had to be cleaned up. If he didn't accompany him, he would lose his temper. When I had a relatively normal outlook on things and was still logical, there were times when I couldn't stand her and started arguing. Every time it was Erkang who persuaded him to give in, but he was still rational and still disagreed. Immediately afterwards, Xiao Yanzi started to use dangerous tactics to challenge each other, and the bottom line was lowered again and again. From "Don't act like an elder brother" in the lotus picking incident, to "Don't be an elder brother" in the endorsement incident, to "As long as you don't say you don't want me" in the Xiaojian incident, it was like being lowered. This is basically a terrible transformation history, and by the end of Huan Er, the whole thing has basically been transformed. Being able to trick the enemy who killed his father into cultivating an heir to such an extent that the emperor had to find a new heir, Xiao Yanzi could be considered as avenging his father. Another discussion on Concubine Yu I have to say that it was a failure to have Concubine Yu appear in Xin Huan Zhu and let the story develop according to the original outline. If the fifth child in the original work hadn't met the disaster star Xiao Yanzi and encouraged him to surrender to Xiao Yanzi with everyone around him, and there were no reliable elders around him, he really wouldn't have become more addicted to abuse, walked narrower and narrower, and ended up with such a difficult end of loyalty, filial piety, etiquette and justice. Also, Yongqi is too cowardly in relationships and too loyal. He had never had a mother since he was a child, and his father was an emperor. After all, there was a distance between him and Yongqi. When Yongqi first fell in love, he was abducted by his concubine and his family and led into a ditch, which caused his tragedy. I haven't read "New Return of the Pearl". It stands to reason that a mother would not be taken advantage of by others in terms of emotional development, but I heard that there was a mother trapped in the palace who was able to fake her death and leave the palace. This Yongqi failed very much as a person, and Concubine Yu also failed very much in educating her son. No wonder so many people hate Xin Huanzhu. Speaking of Ziwei, there are only two things. One found out that he was really not reporting it, but begged his sister not to hurt Xiao Yanzi. He said he wanted a lover rather than a sister. Everyone thought that Ziwei had been robbed of her father, but everyone imagined that Xiao Yanzi would die if they didn't get it right. Moreover, the situation is that Xiao Yanzi is repentant and wants to return Ziwei's position. What he should do is to think about it in the long run and find a solution that has both sides. Not to mention that Yongqi liked Xiao Yanzi at that time. It stands to reason that Xiao Yanzi risked his life to break into the paddock to report the news, and it was wrong to pretend to be Gege. The entanglement of the harem forces made it difficult to get off the tiger, and it would be callous and unjust to directly take human life. A little swallow lost Ming Ziwei but did not scold her. Among the four people at the moment, Erkang was already going crazy in the room with anxiety, Xiao Yanzi was also crying like crazy, and Xiao Jian was thinking of a solution on the side. Do you want to see the fifth elder brother and Erkang going crazy together and scolding Xiao Yanzi to death (although they deserve to be scolded), or you should first find a way to stabilize the two people's emotions and quickly find a way to find Ziwei. In this scene, the fifth elder brother is actually responsible for doing the ideological work. In that situation, Xiao Jian was an outsider after all. When the conflict between the other two people was so fierce and just venting their emotions would not help find Ziwei, it was more important to stabilize the emotions of Xiao Yanzi and Er Kang. If you ask me, Xiao Yanzi is damned, Erkang is a idiot who can only roar, Yongqi is still reasonable, and the flute and sword are really useful. What Fifth Brother said here is so right. It was not the first day that Er Kang met Xiao Yanzi, so why did he leave the blind Ziwei to her alone. This was a scolding of the two people responsible for losing Ziwei. Xiao Yanzi is not worth entrusting, Fulkang doesn't know people well! Maybe the fifth elder brother didn't value Ziwei as much as Qingsheng Erkang, but the dissatisfaction caused by these two things should be over. After all, when he fled, he also exchanged the personal jade pendant for Ziwei's mother's gold chain. In fact, I feel that if the most unlucky villain among the villains in Return of the Pearl is Ji Hou, even though the ending is bleak, my heart will finally be at peace. The most tragic of the so-called positive characters may be Qianlong, and the second most tragic may be Wu Baozi. Behind the seemingly happy and complete life, one has lost his concubine, son, and daughter, and the other has been in a tug-of-war with loyalty, filial piety, propriety, and justice, and finally cut off the foundation. The one who gained the most was actually Erkang (your concubine was just reaping the benefits), and Erkang almost dominated the story from beginning to end, which is really scary to think about. What's the use of being the emperor's son? A child without a mother is like a grass. Not to mention having a crazy father and several wolf-like stepmothers. No matter how much weaker his abilities were compared to the real Prince He Shuorong in history, and no matter how he was transformed later, he was still an excellent person even when he was still one. If he had not accidentally encountered a little Yanzi with bad character who made him always choose between himself and loyalty, filial piety and etiquette, or if there had been a reliable elder who had advised him to get to know people earlier, this would never have been the ending, and no one would have said that giving birth to the fifth elder brother would be better than giving birth to a piece of barbecued pork. And this work, after everything seemed to have settled, gave him a second chance. It gave him two assistants, Prince He, who was unreliable but blood was thicker than water, and the heroine, who was not virtuous but well-behaved. In another sense, it gave him a more complete life?

The chemistry teacher will cry... Dear me

The heroine takes good care of herself. She looks like she is in her 30s even though she is in her 40s. But I think it's unnecessary to write about a lot of steamed buns and it looks so messy.

The time-travel novel about the twins, dragon, phoenix, and horse is enough... Yesterday, I also watched a story about triplets...

It really shows that she is a novice [laughs] The heroine is indeed a top student and knows nothing except research. Fortunately, she met Lao Wu. Otherwise, even in modern times, no one would want her.

Try again this time... Why is orz so cruel? To be honest, I haven't watched Anti-QY for a long time, because to be honest, when I first watched it, I felt so good, but then I suddenly felt... So boring... So what attracted me to this article was the title! Lao Wu doesn't have barbecued pork! Angry and 32 likes! ! ! Finally stop slandering my Fifth Master! ! "Young man is smart and learned. He rarely practices horse-riding archery, and his martial arts skills are quite good." Erudite and versatile, he is proficient in Manchu, Chinese, and Mongolian, and is familiar with astronomy, geography, and calendar calculations. He is especially good at astronomical algorithms, and his eight-line method hand scroll is extremely precise. The author of "The Leftover Manuscript of Jiaotong" has been handed down to the world. (Excerpted from Du Niang Encyclopedia) When I was watching Huanzhu during my Loli period, I looked up Yongqi's information. At that time, I thought, "He is a male god!!" Moreover, Yongqi in the old version of Huanzhu was also quite handsome, which completely conformed to my own aesthetic standards during my Loli period. At that time, my father said that Huanzhu had "three incorrect views" and I was still refuting it, just because Yongqi, the male god with both talent and beauty, and Ziwei, the goddess with both talent and beauty, were all crazy fans of the Aisin Gioro family at that time! (Okay, my dream is to become a weak and talented Lin sister-type girl like Ziwei, but it seems that the evolution failed and turned into a tomboy orz) Later, when I grew up, I felt that it was not good to say that they just ignored their family, country and world just for love. Later, after reading anti-QY articles, I realized that they are indeed their fathers! Sure enough, the three outlooks are very wrong! ! Abandoning your family, country, and world for love and abandoning your royal father who dotes on him so much, Yongqi, Barbecued Pork, and Aixinjueluo, you can go and die. However, I checked the information again (it was a while ago that I read too much fan history, so I developed a good habit of checking information√) and decided that I still like this talented, gentle, pure and filial prince~ It's perfect! It's comparable to the number one male god I've ever worn, Thirteenth Master! (Of course, my number one male idol is still the Thirteenth Man (/ω\)) As a result, all the anti-QY people are slandering me... I'm going to kill you... It makes my balls hurt to see it. When I saw the words "no barbecued pork", I jumped in decisively. [Finally the nymphomaniac is over←_←] I was a little disappointed at first because I thought the heroine had no characteristics and was a bit dull, and the setting was a bit old-fashioned - but I really liked Xilin Jueluo Shi (after all, he is the direct descendant of Fujin W), so I continued reading. Seeing her get interested when she was getting along with Yong Jing, it was... Well done! It's rare to see such a silly female heroine who is a top student www, but she's so cute! Later, I discovered the advantage of the heroine being alone - she would not deliberately cause trouble for Xiao Yanzi, Queen Ziwei and her concubine. In fact, when it comes to Huanzhu, it is not that outrageous to say that she is mentally retarded, but it is true that she basically has three wrong views - although I particularly hate your concubine (mainly because I like Uranala ←_←), I have to say that her concubine is a master of palace fighting if she has the ability. The queen in Huanzhu is indeed so stupid that she can't be cured and slaps herself in the face, leaving her speechless. This article does not focus on the plot of the palace fight between the queen and her concubines. Although some readers may find it boring, but... The author said it was silly, why do you want a palace fight! It would be great if the male and female protagonists have a very upright view of marriage first, then date, and then strengthen the country! I love it! There is also the issue of Ziwei. In the old version, Sister Lin Xinru is beautiful... The new version... Well, I haven't watched it anymore. Mainly because I think it's because the little princess who was raised in a boudoir was fascinated by a handsome guard. I remember some gay friends said that in some articles, Ziwei was thrown into the women's ward so that she would never be able to turn around... Is it necessary? ←_← So... The author's treatment of Ziwei once again made me extremely satisfied! Originally, I was worried that I would be exposed again when I saw the author replying to me that he might torment Ziwei, but it turned out... This mother! You have more kisses than I, who call myself a biological mother! Okay, I was wrong and I was a nymphomaniac. Anyway, I haven't encountered such an appetizing anti-QY article in a long time! Decisively leave paw prints and throw thunder and flowers! ! ! ... Why do you think I'm being crazy or just ignore me throughout this long review? . . Finally... I silently looked at Fengfeng, who had almost entered V in the two pits next door, and silently went back to code and save the manuscript... And, congratulations on the two articles entering V! !

Also drunk. Come again orz