Reborn as the Abandoned Consort and Empress

This male protagonist can't see why he likes the female protagonist. He is so demanding of the female protagonist that he persuades others to give up revenge, and he wants to seek revenge from the female protagonist. The double standard refers to him, a hypocritical dog man.

What's wrong with the male protagonist? He rebelled and killed so many people back then and now he's talking about how to serve the common people. He's so disgusting with his pretense of benevolence and righteousness.

Actually, I didn't really want to understand the male protagonist? I guess. When he rebelled, those plots also killed many people, right? It's okay to be so kind all of a sudden.

Just like Qing'an said, Chu Lan just lost a spirit bird like this, and she wanted to give her an explanation. Why didn't she think about Qing'an's feelings of losing so many relatives? So I think don't think about revenge. If you want to live happily by yourself, just stand and talk without back pain. I don't understand why Qing'an killed Pei Yuan and didn't save King Jingchuan, so he seemed to be a cruel and ruthless person in the eyes of others? I think it's okay. Pei Yuan trapped the Liang family many times, putting Qing'an in trouble, and finally handed over Qing'an's life. She had never regarded Qing'an as a sister or a good friend. Does Qing'an still have to repay evil with kindness to be a normal person? The price Qing'an has to pay to save King Jingchuan is not any other price, but his own life. Being willing to risk one's own life to save someone is worthy of touching and admiration, but there is no need to be criticized by others on the moral high ground. Everyone's life is unique, and it also carries with it some responsibilities. Moreover, it is difficult for parents to avoid being blamed for their actions on their children. If there is an emergency like a car accident, you may act faster than you think before you have time to think about it, but someone like Qing'an who openly trades his life for his life will make people worry a lot.

It was obviously them who forced Qing'an to the point where he could no longer be Aluan, as if he was willing to dive into the sewage. Although Chu Lan is very gentle and kind, for some reason, I can't really like him. Maybe it's because I think he always lives in an unrealistic way when it comes to Qing'an. Although he saved Qing'an's life, when he first knew that Qing'an was Aluan, he clearly had the opportunity to save his third brother, but he chose to escape; now that he has the opportunity to help Qing'an get revenge, it's okay if he doesn't help, but he always advises Qing'an to let go of his hatred. If he was willing to help, the blood on Qing'an's hands would be reduced a lot. Why should she endure it while watching her relatives die one by one? How could she let go while watching her enemies live better and better. I believe that compared to her own life, the third brother is still alive and can take revenge, and letting her relatives rest in peace in heaven will make her happier.

It's not just them that caused the heroine to be like this, she still has the nerve to accuse her

Oh my god, I feel so sad after reading this.

The empress finally lost her soul.

When I read novels, I only felt that love between characters and in life was enough. But now I feel, no, it is not enough.

I believe that the little monk will definitely be one step better than the little Hou Ye (? ??_??)?