Don't Say She Has No Heart [GL]

So far, Kang Fei and Shen Qiuhua are my favorite heroines among all the GL novels I have read, bar none. Mo Dao Wu Xin, I have already played N. The plot is compact and every detail is relevant. Every time I read it, I will have new experiences and gains. The character of Kang Fei is very successful. I think only Zhen Huan can rival her in her personality. Her intelligence, her grace and generosity, her full of talents, her family and the world, compared with these, beauty is the least worth mentioning, although our queen is also extremely beautiful! What a strange woman this is! Some comments said that Concubine Kang did not love Yang Qiong, but just wanted to pass the time because she was lonely in the palace. Haha, I want to ask you if you understand? First of all, let me tell you my point of view. Concubine Kang loves Yang Qiong deeply. If she didn't love Yang Qiong, would she casually enter into a romantic relationship with Yang Qiong? Concubine Kang has slept with the most number of people in the harem, and is the most favored by the emperor. She will not fall in love with a palace maid just because of her loneliness. Well, even if she is mentally empty, she doesn't necessarily have to find Yang Qiong. You only want to be with someone when you love them, right? After the two people confirmed their relationship, it was really helpless for Concubine Kang to continue to sleep with her. The emperor was not stupid. He could make excuses for not sleeping with her once or twice, but why not always? You can't always use the excuses of feeling unwell or that your aunt is here, right? Although the emperor really loves the empress, Shen Qiuhua is also special in his heart. He also likes Concubine Kang. How can he dispel the emperor's suspicion when she never goes to bed with her? Unless she puts the entire Shen family's safety at risk. Another point is that she is a woman taught by ancient etiquette, and the ideas of loyalty to the emperor, patriotism, and husband as wife are firmly engraved in her life. This is a prison that she cannot break away from. Her love for Yang Qiong is restrained and tolerant, rational and sober. The appearance of Yang Qiong was an accident for Concubine Kang, but it was not an accident that she fell in love with Yang Qiong. The first time I read this article was from the Xianwang version. In the first few chapters, Concubine Kang said that her biological mother died young and she was not favored at home. Her father only cared about her career and did not care enough for her. She must have lacked love since she was a child, so she did not seek glory and wealth, but only single-mindedness. When she first entered the palace, she placed her feelings on the emperor. Although the emperor gave her favor, he did not give her love. Although part of the content has been changed in the Jinjiang version, what remains unchanged is that she is still the love-hungry Shen Qiuhua. Although Yang Qiong was the same woman as her, he gave her everything she desired, the love she had never had before, the devotion she had never had before. This woman only had Shen Qiuhua in her eyes and heart, and she was devoted to her, only protecting her, and only for her. Yang Qiong is different from everyone she has ever met. She has traveled through thousands of years and her existence has a fatal attraction for Shen Qiuhua. She loves Yang Qiong, so her willful side is only allowed to be seen by her. She will be jealous of Ouyang Ting and Qian Ling because of Yang Qiong. She will blush for her, she will lose her composure for her, she will fight for her, she will feel sorry for her and cry for her, she will sink under her, she will envy Rujuan and Yuanxiang, and she will die with Yang Qiong without hesitation. . . If this is not love. . . . But she can't fall in love after all, because she has responsibilities on her shoulders. She is the imperial concubine, she is the daughter of the Shen family, she cannot act willfully, if she lets herself go and ignores her romance with Yang Qiong, the graves of the two of them and even the entire Longhua Palace may be several meters apart, and all she can do is bear it. The mother-in-law had a very hard life in her previous life. So although the modern chapter is not comparable to the ancient chapter, I still prefer the modern chapter. The modern chapter does not have so many twists and turns, but she and Yang Qiong have a peaceful and sweet life, and have a regular sex life (driving bushi every day). The two can finally love each other freely. This is the life of Shen Qiuhua that I want to see most. I like it so much, I like it so much, ah, my queen! ! ! ! ! ! Some people say that Yang Qiong is impulsive, neither beautiful nor has any special abilities, has no sense of existence, is not motivated, is not good here, is not good there, is not worthy of a queen, etc. These are your criteria for choosing a mate, not your queen's. Although Yang Qiong is not perfect, she still has advantages that many people don't have. She is single-minded, kind, and optimistic. She is willing to risk her own life to protect the one she loves. How many people can be like her? She was able to attract the Empress and Qian Ling, and both women died for her in the end (although the Empress died in love and traveled through time). If she is not good, do you think that the Empress and Qian Ling are both blind? Let's talk about Yang Qiong. First of all, I don't think Yang Qiong is ordinary in appearance. Although the author repeatedly emphasizes that her appearance is ordinary, it is probably based on the emperor's aesthetic evaluation. The emperor likes women who are as beautiful as gods but also weak. Obviously Yang Qiong is not the type that he can like. She doesn't know how to dress up, don't put on makeup, and doesn't know how to comb her hair. It's true that she won't be able to catch the emperor's eye. But if she can attract women like Concubine Kang and Qian Ling, she will never be ugly. The empress also controls her appearance, okay? Mo Ye and she were twins. Mo Ye had a delicate appearance, but how could Qing Ye's appearance be so different? In my mind, the image of Yang Qiong is replaced by Zhou Yutong. Yang Qiong must be a very charming woman. She doesn't necessarily have to be as beautiful as the empress, but she is definitely good-looking. She should have a delicate appearance and a cool and sassy temperament. Don't be too popular with girls, okay? That is to say, Sister Qiong will not tidy herself up, giving people the illusion of ordinary appearance. . Ha ha. Yang Qiong is quite suitable for a mother-in-law, she is dedicated, can protect her wife and knows how to love others, so what the hell. . The physical strength is also very good. . Stop saying that she doesn't deserve her, or that she doesn't deserve her. What kind of pot goes with what kind of lid? It just depends on what two people think is suitable. Don't live too happily after traveling to modern times.

I want to say something here, you say that Yang is not good enough and is not suitable for Shen, but isn't this written by the author? There is very little about Yang, so how can he write about Yang as a person? Throughout the 178 chapters, how many times did Shen appear, and how many times did Yang appear? All the ink was written about Shen's advantages, but what about Yang's? And they all write about Yang's bad qualities. Isn't this using one heroine to set off another? . And I found that the author's articles basically have this style, vigorously describing one heroine, while the other is rarely described. It's like there are not two heroines, but a feeling of a heroine and a heroine. Do you still want the heroine to surpass the heroine? This article is very good in terms of palace fighting, but I feel that Lily does not fit the category, and it always has the feeling of a heroine from an ancient proverb. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

I see people always saying that Yang is not worthy of Shen, and Shen is not worthy of Yang. I laugh. This is what a primary school student is saying. No one is perfect, the protagonists all have shortcomings, and no one is a saint. So whether they are worthy or not, as long as they can accept everything about each other. Thank you, the author, for bringing such a beautiful lily article. It is really one of the best lilies I have ever seen about palace battles. I like them both so much that I switched to modern literature.

The ending is really great. The author is so talented. Thank you. Haha, I can't help but think about it today, what if the ending is not like this. . . . Since I'm just using my imagination, I hope the ending is that the emperor failed and was killed in the palace coup, and King Yi succeeded in seizing the throne. Yang Qiong and Ouyang Ting escaped with Shen Qiuhua, Zhou Yunxue, and Yuanxiang, Rujuan, and Suzheng from Longhua Palace, and fled to the border to join General Zhou. The Zhou family army supported the emperor's uncle or another brother, who was known as the wise king, to publicly attack King Yi on the charge of treason. Yang Qiong and Ouyang Ting also participated in the war. During the crusade against King Yi, Yang Qiong relied on his modern military experience to make many military exploits. He received awards and trained a special force based on his own experience. In the crucial battle, King Yi was finally defeated and committed suicide under the pressure of Zhou Jiajun and the special forces led by Yang Qiong. The new king came to the throne and the dynasty changed. Ouyang Ting and Zhou Jiajun were granted titles for their military exploits. Yang Qiong was an exception and was granted the title of Marquis as a woman because of her military exploits and was given a mansion. The new emperor issued an edict in which he denounced the crimes of the Wan family, the Zheng family, and King Yi. He also titled the late emperor and the empress, prince, princess, concubine Kang, concubine Jin, Feng Xiuyuan, and other harem concubines who died in the palace incident to express their condolences. Ouyang Ting and Zhou Yunxue finally got together, got married and had children; Yang Qiong and Qiu Hua also got married, and although Yang Qiong was a woman, she had outstanding abilities and great military exploits. She was trusted by the new emperor and appointed to serve in the Ministry of War, and was recognized by Shen's father, Shen's mother, brother and sister-in-law. The Shen family treated Yang Qiong seriously as a son-in-law. Yang Qiong recognized Su Zheng as her adopted sister and found a good family for her to marry. Su Zheng had a happy life. As for Rujuan and Yuanxiang, Yuanxiang is already Yang Qiong's right-hand assistant, while Rujuan still serves Qiuhua. The two couples adopted children respectively and lived a happy life in ancient times. After getting old and dying, he traveled back to modern times, and the modern chapter begins. . . . . .

Wow, the ending is wonderful. Is there an echo between the beginning and the end? Does it imply that the empress first traveled to modern times and prayed to God to let her meet Yang Qiong in this era, and then the little monk guided the modern Yang Qiong to travel to ancient times to find her love?

I have read many novels, and Concubine Kang is one of my favorite characters. Understand the righteousness, understand the details, be good at strategy, and know the forbearance. He has the talent to manage the world, and he also has the ability to make decisions in troubled times. In the midst of chaos, you can make plans before taking action, and in times of crisis, you can also help a building that is about to collapse. In the first half of the book, her plans are limited to those in the harem, but she is transparent and decisive, knowing others and herself. In the second half of the story, the thieves plotted rebellion and cooperated inside and outside, which could be described as a situation of ruin for the country. However, it was Concubine Kang who broke the situation with the palace guards and made the situation of certain death turn around. Such great talent and righteousness are rare in this world, and she is truly a wonderful woman. However... I personally think that Yang Qiong is not worthy of Kang Fei. He is a martial artist, impulsive and reckless. The queen was able to see through the overall situation, knew what Concubine Kang was thinking, and trusted Concubine Kang at the critical moment of life and death. However, Yang Qiong acted impulsively and inappropriately, causing Concubine Kang to clean up her mess time and time again. Really... Kang Fei deserves better. Thank you to the author for creating such a wonderful character. Thank you very much for your hard work.

Is there a physical book of Mo Dao Wu Xin? [Let me be healthy] [Let me be healthy]

I'm done spreading flowers. I really like this ancient novel. I've already read it for the second time. I really like Yang Qiong and Qiuhua. The author's characters are very charming. I'm going to read the modern novel for the second time.

Mingren don't tell secret words, I like Qianling.

The character Kang Fei is so well written