Even if she lives another life, Gillian's pride will not allow her to compromise, let alone her scheming. She regarded her as a real person who didn't bother to please others, let alone argue with others.
After being reborn, she would never be like in her previous life, humiliating the honors of the Tangyi Hou Mansion and the Princess Princess Mansion for a man, and she would not let the "Pearl" fall into dust and be bullied by an actor like that.
In this life, she wants to be a true daughter of heaven, and she also wants to find a man who understands her and loves her.
Let's see how a handsome and beautiful woman abandons a scumbag, finds happiness, and finally has a beautiful life;
Like a dream, a voice said: There is a Gillian in Chang'an, as noble as a peony and as bright as a phoenix.
There is something on the street, a care manual
1: This article is based on the history of the Western Han Dynasty and is not rigorous. And please refuse to steal the list.
Two: The heroine is not a strong woman, not omnipotent, just "pretty" in one word.
Three: I wrote this because I like Gillian (Yeah~); I hope those who like Gillian will also like Mo Shang~
Finally, this article is not cruel and tries its best to take the pampering route. Be coquettish~Collect all the overlords! What?
Other articles on Mo Shang ↓↓↓ The step by step rebirth is bright and the family has a stupid husband. The column on Mo Shang is about modern rebirth and sweetness. The doting wife of a rough man is farming. The flowers are blooming on Moshang>
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An ancient Chinese proverb about gay friends, fattened up and ready to be tasted and reborn as a concubine.
My old cat Fei Wen, a big-tailed wolf in ancient times abducted a little white rabbit and raised a prince as her husband
Gay farming novel, the ancient daily life of a simple man and a farmer's daughter-in-law
Intention:
I quite like him, and I quite like him in history. It's a waste to match Pingyang.
How do you feel about that? It's a bit petty. This article is okay in Xiaoyan, but in the context of a big man, it's a little bit...
I won't give up until I reach the Yellow River. . .
::>_<:: Why did Liu Rong really die? It was because of Gillian. Gillian would definitely blame herself if she found out. Liu Che is so cruel, I hope the author will torture Liu Che to death! ! !
Ahhhhh! Will it be very cruel later?
I've been busy the past few days and can't read the code on my phone, so I came here to code a long comment on my computer.
As the title says, "Gillian" is lamenting the sadness of Nagato Gillian in history. It is also lamenting the author's rebirth of Gillian who is as dazzling as a pearl. Death is still seen and thought, life should be given up. Gillian should blame Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for abandoning him, and should hate Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for ruining her reputation in the history books. A proud and unyielding person like Gillian should be loved by everyone in this day and age, and should not be accused of witchcraft or jealousy. Liu Che is the one who takes the blame, and it is always the woman who bears the blame.
Mr. Lu Xun wrote in "The True Story of Ah Q": "Most of the Chinese men could have been sages, but unfortunately they were all ruined by women. The Shang Dynasty was destroyed by Daji; the Zhou Dynasty was ruined by Bao Si; the Qin Dynasty... Although there is no clear history, we also assume that he was probably not ten years old because of women. "It was wrong; but Dong Zhuo was indeed killed by Diao Chan." This is of course Lu Xun's irony of ancient patriarchy, but it can also give a glimpse of the rights and wrongs between Gillian and Liu Che. No matter how a scumbag changes his image in history, the audience will be wise, and history will give all promises.
Then we will think, if Gillian is reborn again, will her fate change? Will she still trust Liu Che who said "the beauty is hidden in the golden house"? Would she still want to be a queen? I believe that Gillian will continue to proudly be her Chang'an Gillian, the sweet girl of heaven, just like Mo said in the article. She will no longer sacrifice everything for the scumbag, and will no longer watch the scumbag destroy her family.
Arranging for Liu Che to be reborn together really pleased all the readers. Liu Che said that the emperor was never wrong and that he loved Gillian deeply, but he made mistakes again and again and hurt Gillian and the Chen family. I laughed. Why not let him be reborn, watch Gillian fall in love with someone else, be disgusted and despised by Gillian, try every means to be unable to have Gillian, and make this little grandson mad to death.
I don't really like Liu Che in history. He inherited the prosperity brought by Wenjing's rule and did protect a country with his force. However, he was responsible for too many people, not just Gillian, but also many people who died because of his violent personality. He went on a military expedition, wasted people and money, and wrote a self-incriminating edict when he was old. He must have regretted it.
Let's talk about Wei Qing. When this character first appeared, the author presented him as a little wild, cold and arrogant little boy who was difficult to associate with the future general. Of course, Gillian knew that he would accomplish something in the future. After being reborn, she worked hard to win every step of the way and placed Wei Qing next to her second brother, just to keep her brother safe. The feelings in Wei Qing's heart are also extremely pure. He just wants to keep Gillian for the rest of his life, like a knight in the Western European Middle Ages. Even if she gets married, even if her appearance grows old, this feeling is simple, elegant, and noble. In contrast, Prince Rong was kind-hearted and loved by others even in the fiefdom. He must be a more bookish person, walking with the scent of ink, like a neighbor's brother. In fact, secretly, I felt that as long as it wasn't Liu Che, Gillian and Rong would be fine together. . .
Finally, let's talk about my favorite Fu Changqing. This man is completely different from Liu Che. Liu Che is ruthless and Chang Qing is soft. Liu Che is the ice and Chang Qing is the warm winter. If Gillian met Fu Changqing first in her previous life, I think she would also fall in love with this warm man. "I like you, maybe because of the beauty of Tsinghua University in you, maybe because of the warmth I have never felt in my previous life. Maybe just because it is you." Fu Changqing is such a person with Tsinghua temperament, gentle to the end, elegant and bright, and only he can promise Gillian a prosperous life.
Can it be nursed back to health? I want to see the little buns~~
Liu Che wants Dou Kou? ? ? No, I don't like it
Anyway, it's just an empty show. I hope Liu Rong doesn't die.
When will it be Gillian and Cheer's turn to abuse each other...
I quite like him, and I quite like him in history. It's a waste to match Pingyang.
How do you feel about that? It's a bit petty. This article is okay in Xiaoyan, but in the context of a big man, it's a little bit...
I won't give up until I reach the Yellow River. . .
::>_<:: Why did Liu Rong really die? It was because of Gillian. Gillian would definitely blame herself if she found out. Liu Che is so cruel, I hope the author will torture Liu Che to death! ! !
Ahhhhh! Will it be very cruel later?
I've been busy the past few days and can't read the code on my phone, so I came here to code a long comment on my computer. As the title says, "Gillian" is lamenting the sadness of Nagato Gillian in history. It is also lamenting the author's rebirth of Gillian who is as dazzling as a pearl. Death is still seen and thought, life should be given up. Gillian should blame Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for abandoning him, and should hate Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for ruining her reputation in the history books. A proud and unyielding person like Gillian should be loved by everyone in this day and age, and should not be accused of witchcraft or jealousy. Liu Che is the one who takes the blame, and it is always the woman who bears the blame. Mr. Lu Xun wrote in "The True Story of Ah Q": "Most of the Chinese men could have been sages, but unfortunately they were all ruined by women. The Shang Dynasty was destroyed by Daji; the Zhou Dynasty was ruined by Bao Si; the Qin Dynasty... Although there is no clear history, we also assume that he was probably not ten years old because of women. "It was wrong; but Dong Zhuo was indeed killed by Diao Chan." This is of course Lu Xun's irony of ancient patriarchy, but it can also give a glimpse of the rights and wrongs between Gillian and Liu Che. No matter how a scumbag changes his image in history, the audience will be wise, and history will give all promises. Then we will think, if Gillian is reborn again, will her fate change? Will she still trust Liu Che who said "the beauty is hidden in the golden house"? Would she still want to be a queen? I believe that Gillian will continue to proudly be her Chang'an Gillian, the sweet girl of heaven, just like Mo said in the article. She will no longer sacrifice everything for the scumbag, and will no longer watch the scumbag destroy her family. Arranging for Liu Che to be reborn together really pleased all the readers. Liu Che said that the emperor was never wrong and that he loved Gillian deeply, but he made mistakes again and again and hurt Gillian and the Chen family. I laughed. Why not let him be reborn, watch Gillian fall in love with someone else, be disgusted and despised by Gillian, try every means to be unable to have Gillian, and make this little grandson mad to death. I don't really like Liu Che in history. He inherited the prosperity brought by Wenjing's rule and did protect a country with his force. However, he was responsible for too many people, not just Gillian, but also many people who died because of his violent personality. He went on a military expedition, wasted people and money, and wrote a self-incriminating edict when he was old. He must have regretted it. Let's talk about Wei Qing. When this character first appeared, the author presented him as a little wild, cold and arrogant little boy who was difficult to associate with the future general. Of course, Gillian knew that he would accomplish something in the future. After being reborn, she worked hard to win every step of the way and placed Wei Qing next to her second brother, just to keep her brother safe. The feelings in Wei Qing's heart are also extremely pure. He just wants to keep Gillian for the rest of his life, like a knight in the Western European Middle Ages. Even if she gets married, even if her appearance grows old, this feeling is simple, elegant, and noble. In contrast, Prince Rong was kind-hearted and loved by others even in the fiefdom. He must be a more bookish person, walking with the scent of ink, like a neighbor's brother. In fact, secretly, I felt that as long as it wasn't Liu Che, Gillian and Rong would be fine together. . . Finally, let's talk about my favorite Fu Changqing. This man is completely different from Liu Che. Liu Che is ruthless and Chang Qing is soft. Liu Che is the ice and Chang Qing is the warm winter. If Gillian met Fu Changqing first in her previous life, I think she would also fall in love with this warm man. "I like you, maybe because of the beauty of Tsinghua University in you, maybe because of the warmth I have never felt in my previous life. Maybe just because it is you." Fu Changqing is such a person with Tsinghua temperament, gentle to the end, elegant and bright, and only he can promise Gillian a prosperous life.
Can it be nursed back to health? I want to see the little buns~~
Liu Che wants Dou Kou? ? ? No, I don't like it
Anyway, it's just an empty show. I hope Liu Rong doesn't die.
When will it be Gillian and Cheer's turn to abuse each other...