Green Plums Beneath the Leaves

So Lingling is not actually pregnant? The emperor promoted her and made her "pregnant" in order to force the Qian family to jump over the wall, and then lead to the case of the third prince? But in the end, Wan Wan happened to be pregnant, and then used this reason to get rid of the third prince, and Ling Ling's unwarranted child was also lost because of the deep sisterly love... Is that understandable (O_o)

Although Lingling deserves sympathy, I don't think there is a conspiracy in this matter. Physiologically speaking, it is not surprising that a fifteen-year-old girl gets pregnant and has a spontaneous abortion. If the human body really starts menstruating, it will be suitable to start the family line. Why do modern people want to prohibit early marriage by law? Do you really think that the whole world is doing this for family planning? That's to protect the bodies of boys and girls. The short life expectancy of ancient people is closely related to premature indulgence in childbirth.

It's a pity for Lingling. She originally thought she was paired with the overlord of the Qi family, but it turned out to be just a political pawn. However, the emperor and empress felt guilty for her, which was better than simply relying on the emperor's favor. As long as she didn't make big mistakes in the future, she would be another concubine Zhuang who would never fade away. No matter how many newcomers she had, her life would still be fine.

I read several of the author's books in one go. The story concept is wonderful and the writing style is unique. But unfortunately, I feel that this book ends a little hastily, and some of the characters lurking in the ambush are not explained clearly, such as the concubine of Prince Anjun, the tall man who met the emperor...

Qida's novels are all sweet, but this one always has a bitter aftertaste in it, because there are always regrets that cannot be let go and helplessly float out.

Xie Lingling is actually out. Her best ending is probably to go out and live with the son of Prince Feng like Concubine Zhuang. Although her father's family and her mother's family are all average, they have a princess sister who is a king of the opposite sex. The king with a different surname is super sensitive, not to mention that the princess sister also has a dowager stepmother, and the stepmother also has two princes. She is more sensitive, and she can only fight whether the emperor is truly in love╮(╯_╰)╭But Judging from the text, the emperor's plan is known to the queen. The heroine has wondered several times why the queen defends the two sisters so much. The most likely situation of the emperor and queen's young couple forming a political alliance is that the queen adopted a son of a low-grade concubine as the crown prince.

Reading all the way from Mingzhu, I understand that the author has climaxes one after another as the plot is laid out, but when everyone is excited and ready to watch the ending... The author's writing style will change from the rhythm of a novel to the news summary of the news station on the hour - no matter how big the matter is, it will be mentioned in one sentence, but except for the author's sobriety, the audience is still confused... Last time, the Pearl/Princess Princess had a spoof extra to help the emperor explain. This time, Wan Wan finally helped the innocent girl get justice, and Xiao Dao also helped his mother get revenge. What about the mothers of Ye Shaojun and Ye Shaolan? Although Princess Xu was sentenced to death in the end, the crown prince's mother will never be able to redress her injustice. This is what I can't understand about the character of Prince Anping - he first had an affair with Mrs. Xu and was pregnant, and then his first wife just gave way to his first love. Didn't he know what Mrs. Xu did during this? Or did he just watch with a cold eye? Then he and Mrs. Xu had been in love for twenty years, seemingly affectionate but also unkind, and they broke up. He first married the Gu family to fulfill his obligation as the county king, and then satisfied the regret of his first love when he was young. He had the most beautiful youth of the Xu family. Twenty years later, the eldest son was able to become a talented person without any effort, which gave the county prince a promising future. No matter how much the Xu and Qian families tried to get benefits, he didn't get any trouble. In the end, he should still have the Xu family's young master as his confidant... It really makes me heartbroken! In addition, watching Wan Wan safely steam the steamed buns is considered complete, but there is still the shortcoming of Lingling... She is obviously a good sister and a good girl, but she has ended up like this, which makes people unable to happily watch the three-word ending. In fact, the author has always been considerate (updates on time and adds updates when necessary... The Pearl/Princesses will be tortured when they should be tortured). However, in this book, only the fate of Xie and the old lady of the Wang family is in line with the past style. Others such as Princess Xu, Mrs. Qian, etc. Have always been indifferent. The last sentence solved it. There is no pleasant feeling at all... You have to spend time to consume this feeling. I hope the next book will bring a lot of positive energy.

I think Lingling deliberately miscarried because of what Wanwan said to her in the previous chapters. Wanwan said that the empresses and dowagers who maintained their favor were all childless. Lingling probably heard this and took it to heart.

_(:зゝ∠)_It feels like there are still a lot of foreshadowings that haven't been explained clearly. . What did Lingling see? . There is no extra story either

I want to watch Concubine Wan's side story, and I think it's very pitiful that she became a victim of politics. Although it may be a little difficult for her to realize her original hope, it's not impossible. I still feel distressed when she enters the palace like this! Please make a side story