
The Qing Palace: Love, Emptiness, and Nothingness (Part One)
清宫 情空 净空(上)
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- Completed
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- 292k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 16y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Is it time for the author to conclude? I remember that the heroine has lived until modern times. Could it be that I have forgotten it?
This novel seems to have the same title as a book I read when I was in junior high school.
I have a deep connection with the plot of this book. This is the first romance time-travel novel I have read. I remember that I was in a very low mood at the time. Later, I accidentally opened this book at the counter of the bookstore, and when I read it, I couldn't get out. To be honest, I have reviewed this book many times before. When I first read it, I really hoped that Xi Min would become Xiao Xuanzi. After all, Xiao Xuanzi is so good that he can attract the best and most beautiful women in the world. When I watched it later, I really wished that Ximin had chosen the second male lead, Mr. Zheng (sorry, I forgot the name of the second male lead for a while) because I felt that a man could give you the only thing you want, and Xiao Xuanzi couldn't give it to you. What Ximin has always wanted is to stay with the man she loves deeply for the rest of her life. First of all, that man cannot have a lot of women. As an emperor, Xiao Xuanzi will never be able to give Xi Min what he wants in this life. I remember that he also said to Xi Min, "You are the only wife in my heart." (That's probably what the book says). I always felt that this was a pale comfort given by a "playful" man to a woman. Hey, I can't help it. Who made him an emperor and have a harem of three thousand people? This gave him a perfect "excuse" and reason for his "love heart". The most pity is that Mr. Zheng, the woman I love, doesn't love me. I can give her my whole life, but what he loves is the emperor who makes my teeth itch. In addition, I want to say that I really like the male protagonist. No matter when I was a child or when I grew up, I really loved and hated Xi Min for him. In fact, I am very fond of the story of sibling relationship, not to mention that this is such an unforgettable sibling relationship. Haha, I feel like I'm a bit schizophrenic. While I hope Ximin chooses Mr. Zheng, I also compare the feeling of Meng Ximin and the grown-up Xiao Xuanzi being together. Xi Min's love hurts, and Mr. Zheng's love also feels helpless. It hurts even more than Xi Min - "Isn't that right? The one I love loves not me." As for Xiao Xuanzi, he also has his sorrow. In short, thank you Xiao Yue for weaving such an unforgettable story for me. It is no exaggeration to say that this story is almost as unforgettable as my first love. Unfortunately, my first love started with a warm beginning and ended with me lamenting. But this story allowed me to find a place to squander my joy, anger, sorrow, and vent my emotions—I love this story.
Damn, I haven't written a new book! ! !
Dear author, I can't open both URLs. Did you change the address?
Many details and plots were not explained clearly, and the ending of the story was not explained well. There is room for improvement... But it is still worthy of encouragement! ! !
Great writing, always has a touching emotion
It's been a long time since I've been here. Is there a book coming out soon? I must buy one for my collection. I saw a chapter that was looking for me. I don't know if I'm still needed now. If it's an extra question, feel free to use it.
It's a classic. It's the first clear-cut book I've ever read. I came here specifically to make up for it. . . .
Why is it locked down there? ? ? ?