The First-Rank Prince Consort

I always thought that the old Zhao royal family was the straightest, but it turned out that he was also... [Face covering. Jpg] And he actually knew that Zhao Chongzhao liked Sanlang. No wonder he gave the Quanjun ruler to Sanlang.

The first one hundred and fifty sixty chapters are great, but the ending is really a bit unsatisfactory. On two fronts, Yao Dingyan's confrontation was laid out a lot, but in the end he forced everyone to consummate it. The conflict and confrontation between Xie and Yao did not unfold in the end, so Yao's reforms laid out in the past must not be successful. What are the preparations Xie made to compete with Yao? The second is Gong and Shou's feelings. I always felt that in the end, Gong didn't quite understand what Xie had done to protect the country and prevent the shortcomings of the reform from harming more people. When Gong blindly admired Yao, Xie's non-interference guidance and silent dedication were actually the most touching, but Gong was really not smart at all in the end, ugh. . The conflict didn't really intensify, so it wasn't clarified in the end, which always felt a bit lacking. Compared to the previous 100 or so chapters, the ending is really a bit forced.

I still want to watch the extra story about Prince Gong and Linjun

After reading the copywriting, I felt that the couple was really and honestly cute. As soon as I read the main text, I was quickly attracted by the writing style of the plot and characters - it's great! Yan Chong is rough but not rough! Xie Dalang is not a house-fighting villain! But I haven't finished it yet, and now I'm feeling sad. I'm going to be mentally prepared to watch it again in a few days... Without him, I really feel sorry for Yan Ning, especially Gong's line "He said of course, 'You don't like him.'" It really hurt me. I consider myself to be a controlled person. To be honest, when I first read the text, I thought the princess was just a walk-on. Unexpectedly, her role became more and more. I also changed from worrying that the princess would interfere with Gong's feelings, to hoping that she could spend the rest of her life happily... When I first saw Gong's possessiveness, I was really angry, and I suspected that the author had ruined the character. Then I thought about it... This was truly in line with Gong's level of maturity at that time, plus he didn't know what his sister was thinking, ugh. It's really delusional to think that Gong can mature as soon as possible... [Cover my face and run away

I want to know what Linjun's family name is! And is their family really dead? Actually, it doesn't matter if Jun Chang himself has to die as a martyr, but if his family is still affected, does he really not regret it?

I beg you, Emperor Shōtoku's lineage is 100% homosexual and the inheritance is passed from male to female. . .

Wiping a handful of bitter tears for Xiao Shou, it is not easy to raise such a naughty child

I originally thought that Zhao Ying was an outlier in the old Zhao family, but I didn't expect that all three generations of the family like men... Maybe it's just genes...

Which emperor doesn't mess with his foundation(T▽T)

Please ask for various daily requests o(≧v≦)o Zhao Ying actually didn't realize that she liked Linjun at all. After all, he was so straight. He noticed Linjun's sleep talk and felt that it was not good for the two men to be together, so he married his sister. . . . The ending is very happy. Every couple first met in childhood. Author Mu Zu