The Empress Has No Heir (Alien Transmigration)

Well, I took a look at my comment record. In just two days, there were actually 27 comments. Every time I read an article, I felt heartbroken and wanted to leave a few comments. Now that I look at it, I feel like I'm swiping the screen. Sorry, author sister, I didn't mean to cause any damage. Just angry. Yes, I like Yin Lihua, Liu Zhuang and her son, and I also like Ma Mingde. I was so happy that I finally found a completed novel based on Liu Zhuang and Ma Mingde, and I didn't hesitate to spend money to subscribe. However, the more I read, the more I became more and more disappointed. Because the author didn't like Liu Zhuang, he made him the male protagonist and asked the female protagonist to abuse him severely, even emotionally. However, he also asked the female protagonist to use the cruelest and most hurtful words to attack his personality. Every word was heart-breaking, saying that he was rude, uneducated, had no IQ, and was inferior to his male counterpart in everything. It was annoying to watch. Well, even if the heroine doesn't like him, there's no need for him to shamelessly marry a woman who treats him like trash. That's it, I still persevered in reading, and I actually hope that the author can finally say a few words of justice to him as the male protagonist. The result still disappointed me. Originally, I thought this was the author's style. But when I read all the authors had something to say, I finally understood that there was a reason why the author targeted Liu Zhuang in this way. Because Yin Lihua and Liu Zhuang took the position of Guo Shengtong's mother and son. As winners, they must be far less noble and beautiful than the losers, Guo Shengtong, Liu Qiang, mother and son. Therefore, all the beautiful words are given to Guo Shengtong and Liu Qiang, and all the dirty and ugly words belong to Yin Lihua and Liu Zhuang. Guo Shengtong's resentment against waste means that she advocates monogamy and has a noble personality. It is difficult for me to understand how the author could see such an independent personality full of modern thoughts from the few words recorded in history books about Guo Shengtong. But she completely ignored that this woman whom she thought was "noble and cool" and "would rather live in pieces than live in ruins" also spent seventeen years sharing a man with a concubine. Are there any records in history books about how she was unwilling to fulfill her lifelong love ideal of being together for the past seventeen years? In the author's writing, Yin Lihua gave way because Liu Xiu was not sincere and deliberately took advantage of the situation to force him to disappear from his marriage to Guo Shengtong. Liu Qiang abdicated because Liu Xiu was extremely reluctant to give up, and he sincerely retained and compensated him entirely out of the friendship between father and son. Liu Qiang's success in abdicating was because he looked down on fame and fortune, had an honest moral character, and was independent of the world. But he ignored the simplest question. Liu Xiu didn't want to abolish Liu Qiang, so how did he want to deal with his own affairs? Waiting for Liu Qiang to ascend the throne as emperor, respect Guo Shengtong, and then drive out Yin Lihua and her five sons? He was an emperor. When he deposed the queen and the prince, he was not old enough to die and his mind was unclear. Even if he didn't like Yin Lihua and her children, he would never be so crazy and deliberately create a civil strife in the royal family. What good will this do to his empire? Liu Qiang's reputation for modesty and virtue was not built by Liu Xiu alone, but also by Liu Zhuang's efforts. Don't arbitrarily think that everything Liu Zhuang did later was forced by Liu Xiu and was extremely unhappy. After Liu Xiu's death, he also treated the Guo family kindly, and everything in Yin Guo was equal. Even if it was just for show, Liu Zhuang gave him the reputation and face of the deposed prince. It can be said that no monarch in the entire Eastern Han Dynasty ever maliciously harmed the heirs of Empress Guo. Is it possible that Liu Xiu was forcing all of this? King Qianqiangong, what a good reputation. Without abdication, what else could prove his virtue? Do you really think Liu Xiu wouldn't depose him if he didn't give up the throne? Is it better to give in and treat him better, or to invalidate the edict like his mother? If you don't understand, Liu Qiang will understand. They also gave birth to five sons. Guo Shengtong's son is the crystallization of love, but what about Yin Lihua? A moral baggage that Liu Xiu had to take back, an abandoned woman with no dignity who shamelessly followed her husband even when she was pregnant. Since you wrote this, let me ask you, I don't understand how bad Liu Xiu is towards Guo Shengtong? Not devoted to her? Have a child with a first wife you don't love? Or was she forced, helpless, and unwilling to abolish her son's position? When you scolded Liu Xiu for being a scumbag, instead of showing sympathy to Yin Lihua, who was most deeply hurt by the scumbag in your writing, you complained that Yin Lihua had a bad character and worked hard to defend Guo Shengtong. How is she not worth it? Because Liu Xiu didn't kneel to him? Because Liu Xiu didn't completely ignore his first wife Yin Lihua, even if it was forced, was he stalked by Yin Lihua, and occasionally "patronized" out of moral aspects? Even Guo Shengtong was deposed, it was because Liu Xiu was too old, and an old scumbag who even had problems with having sex (the key is that I really don't think you think Liu Xiu was bad to Guo Shengtong) was just thrown to Yin Lihua. What is Yinlihua? A begger who specializes in picking up Guo Shengtong's leftovers? The heroine regards Liu Qiang as a treasure, but treats Liu Zhuang, who is sincerely good to her, as a piece of shit that she can't get rid of. Liu Zhuang keeps kneeling down. Since you hate Emperor Ming so much, why are you writing about him? If you treat Liu Qiang as the male protagonist, people like me who don't understand the situation will not go astray and spend money to buy abuse. If you didn't say you were impartial, I wouldn't say so much. Are you really as fair in your assessment of historical figures as you say you are? The right and wrong of history should not be said too much in a review of a novel. I understand who many of your views belong to. It is indeed a bit inappropriate to flood your article with comments that are completely unruly and follow your own ideas without caring about the feelings of other readers. I don't understand the rules of Jinjiang. If possible, please delete all those fragmentary comments. After all, novels are the work of one person's painstaking efforts. Regardless of whether the ideas conveyed in the text are consistent with the readers, they should be respected. After all, it's hard to agree with everyone, and there's nothing wrong with the author having his own ideas. But I want to say one thing: No matter how dirty Yin Lihua and Liu Zhuang are, they are not worth looking at. Ma Mingde will only be associated with them throughout his life. I think since you chose YY Ma Mingde, you shouldn't hate that person in history (I hope I didn't make this mistake as I did at the beginning). I like the way she gets along with Emperor Ming, and the praise section is the most humorous. They are really a rare couple (that's why I searched their articles, and the result...) Of course, in your eyes, she just married a man who has no quality, no education, no ability. No matter how good she is personally, she can't be proud of having to sleep with such a man for more than twenty years. This is my first long review, but I still give it to this work. I was sad and disappointed after reading it. After all, I spent money to read it. I shouldn't be swiping the screen, so give Duo Xiaohonghua some encouragement, even though you trampled my favorite Emperor Xiaoming into mud.

Your Highness, Ma Li, please don't continue to exchange souls carelessly! ! ! ! !

I always want to see the spiritual explanation of the little character's soul after death.

I went to watch Jupiter Ascending today, and my first reaction was this article. . Finished? It feels like it's not enough, I read every comment~

When I first read the article, I thought that Princess Mary came to the earth for tourism and fun, but then I realized that she came for soul fusion. However, are Mary's brothers named Long Aotian and Jack Su really good?

Mary Sue is my favorite! Have you ever wanted to be a Mary Sue since you were a kid? So strong and beautiful, he is simply the most powerful person in the world! I don't understand why so many people are against Mary Sue. Is it because Mary Sue is excellent and unscientific? But there are so many unscientific things in the world~

There are brothers named Long Aotian and Jack Su. Could it be that Princess Mary's full name is Mary Sue? Shocked Are Yin Lihua and Guo Shengtong in love? Well, it seems that Liu Xiu has been completely abandoned by his two wives.

Is this the journey of your heart? After seeing what Teacher Elizabeth said, I felt that she was very wise and worthy of being Mary's teacher.

The author wrote it well and I liked it very much, but the ending was a bit hasty.

Did the Rong sisters not listen to Mary's advice? What about the little prince Liu Qing? How did he avoid disaster so smartly? Isn't there anyone else's inner story?