The Story of the Shi Family Has Precedent

It's so heart-wrenching to watch. Giving the emperor a bowl of poisonous chicken soup will make everything fine, so why bother? The source of this pain is not the concubines at all, but the scumbag emperor. . . . It seems that every emperor has thousands of excuses to make the queen miserable! It's really scary. This woman is not decisive enough. She has to make a decision when it's time to make a decision. She actually went to see the scumbag emperor for the last time. Haha, it's a pity that she didn't give him a bowl of poisonous chicken soup... The author, to be honest, I hate you. Why did you write this kind of plot? It's also very disgusting.

In ancient times, the dirtiest place after the brothel was the palace. This sentence is absolutely correct! But it happened that the male protagonist sent his daughter in

I don't like Shi Zhenzhu, she is too self-centered and supercilious, and I don't want to think about why her parents and brothers don't want her to marry into the royal family, but she ends up marrying the prince for the queen's dream, regardless of her father and brother's obstruction. Everything her father and brother did before was just like a joke. The protagonist said that women are not allowed to marry into the royal family, but she ended up being stupid. I don't know if those who know that the protagonist doesn't want his daughter to marry will laugh at the protagonist, or think that the protagonist claims to love his daughter but is actually selling her daughter for glory and wealth. Thinking about it, I feel angry. Are the two generations of emperors secretly laughing at the protagonist for pretending to be a good person? After loving her for more than ten years, she ended up raising a white-eyed wolf who only cared about herself. In fact, the protagonist was too kind to Pearl, which made her self-centered and never consider others, just like the Seven Fairies and the Weaver Girl in mythology. Their parents were high-ranking and were good to them, and they had nothing to worry about. Then they started to think about men. Any man would privately decide to live or die for life, and so did the Three Holy Mothers. If Yang Jian was not her brother, the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother were her relatives, would she dare to think about other things? Do you dare to only care about love and not care about anything else? If some people have family difficulties and cannot be loved, or are people who have gone through hardships, will such women be like the above people when they meet men? I don't think so. They will think more and be mature, think about people who are good to them, and will not only have love in their hearts, so I think if you are good to someone, you should not respond to her every request and let her feel that she can get everything without having to pay. In fact, I think Pearl easily married the prince without giving anything, so she was confused and unbelievable when the prince didn't like her. They got together without any difficulties, so the prince felt for her. The love is so shallow, but I actually think it is right for the prince not to like her. If her father was not so famous as the chief minister, it would be strange that the prince would want to marry her. As a result, he can't even see his own value clearly, which is stupid. I really don't want to believe that this is the daughter of the protagonist. I think if I were the protagonist, I would alienate her when she married the prince. Even when she went crazy and became a shrew, I would remove her from the family and let her die. Maybe it's because I don't have children yet. I don't understand why those parents tolerate such white-eyed wolves who always get into trouble? Is it necessary to worry about such ungrateful people every day? I'm still angry, and I really want to torture this pearl. I think the protagonist's only failure is giving birth to this daughter, which ruins the reputation of his parents.

Before I knew it, it was over. Although I haven't watched it yet, I will subscribe first.

Am I the only one who laughs when I look at the name Bai Yujing? . .

That ad is so sad to watch T^T

Dear author, don't you want to write about treasure hunting?

The last bit seems like Ah Q's self-comfort...

I don't know whether it's more appropriate for a noble person to match a minor official or a noble person to come from a noble family... I always feel it's a pity.

Damn it, if you don't care, I'll leave you. What's there to save? I'm worried.