The Discarded Empress and the General

To be honest, I think Murong Yan's imperial skills are really bad. It's hard to believe that he can become a good emperor. In the end, when he was poisoned to death, I can only say that he died a good death. The emperor may not be kind and moral, or he may be willful and arrogant, but a good emperor must be good at checks and balances. The basic skill of being a good emperor is to win people's hearts. Discuss ideals with emotional people and interests with rational people. You must have appropriate boundaries for the positioning of a relationship and know what can and cannot be done. Don't end up with the king not being the king and the minister not being the subject. In fact, what is the main disgusting thing about Murong Yan? As a boss, when you want to talk about benefits with him, he will play the emotional card with you. If you really talk about feelings with him, he will say sorry. We are just purely interested in each other. Thinking of a white wolf with empty hands, he will hang up the heroine with a distant feeling. If you tie a wooden stick to the donkey's head, you will never be able to see and touch the carrot. If you don't pay, you will only want to get the maximum benefit. If you are a monarch or a minister, you should give some substantial benefits even if you reduce the military power. In ancient times, when the generals were disarmed and returned to their fields, the kings did not give them real power, but they actually made them kings and prime ministers to protect their descendants. If they were a couple, they didn't fulfill their duties as husbands. I think the worst move Murong Yan made was to abolish the queen. Jiang can be a concubine but not a queen. That's the mindset. The problem is that Murong Yan is too greedy, and he wants to gain the power behind Jiang and reduce his military power. Jiang Yuan doesn't love him as much as Zuo, nor is he as loyal as Zuo. It's useless if he doesn't show substantial benefits. As for why Murong Yan chooses Jiang instead of Zuo every time, in fact, it has nothing to do with who he likes. If the way of getting along with people is compared to a transaction. I want both a 1 million Rolls-Royce and a 1 million Mercedes-Benz, but I only have 1 million. The Rolls-Royce belongs to a secret admirer, and the Mercedes-Benz belongs to a stranger. Normal people usually give money to strangers. Rolls-Royce can get away with it by being coquettish. If it doesn't work, they will make an IOU. If it doesn't work, it will be gone. Tsk, actually Murong Yan is like this too, he just thinks that Zuo's love is safe and sound. But Murong Yan understands human nature, but he doesn't understand people's hearts. People's hearts are easy to change. Emotions have both positive and negative feedback, and no amount of negative feedback can withstand the weariness of long-term negative feedback. A qualified emperor should give you enough benefits before playing the emotional card. The emotional card that cannot give you a serious status will always be the icing on the cake. And uu people must keep in mind Murong Yan's identity, he is the emperor, he is the emperor, he is the emperor. When looking at his behavior, you must not base your actions on emotions. Emperors are the best at weighing the pros and cons. If you really want to conquer (tame) someone like Murong Yan, it would be the stupidest thing to just try to impress him and get the least reward. In the end, you will be used to the point where you have no bones left. Before you die, you will only sigh a few words about your affection. After all, the emperor is the best at playing the emotional card, tsk. This kind of person must set himself very high from the beginning. When Zuo is in power, it is actually the easiest to conquer him. Even if he is very sincere, he must hide nine and a half points to let him know that he is nothing to you. When talking about feelings with you, you talk about your interests with him. When talking about interests with you, you still have to talk about your interests with him. You must give him some sweet dates when he offers a certain amount of benefits, and then give him some more benefits, until you use the sunk costs to counter him, and finally control him, trap him, and then transform him. However, this kind of gameplay is easy to get rid of. One is to ensure that you must always have suitable chips for trading, and the other is not to position yourself too high or too tough. The emperor will not allow anyone to play on his dignity, which can easily cause rebellious psychology. You must ensure that the love caused by the Franklin Effect is greater than the anger caused by provoking the emperor's dignity. From this perspective, it is really a high-risk investment. Murong Yan still had to undergo sexual transformation and was treated by Shen Yu. But the strategy is too tiring. The easiest way is to get away in time before the love is deep. Why bother to find a boyfriend in the trash can to train him? It is easiest to just find a guy with good character or not find him. The next one will be better behaved. So Murong Yan, Zuo, is destined to be. There is no such thing as love. There is no such thing as a last resort and there is no such thing as a wrong time to meet the right person. A character like Zuo, who is sincere, frank and values ​​friendship, is destined to be exploited by Murong Yan until his bones are broken, and then injured all over his body. Every time when Zuo is so disappointed that he is about to give up, Murong Yan throws some sweet dates, and then Zuo throws himself in and gets hurt again, and the reincarnation cycle repeats. For example, there is a comment below saying that this ending is Zuo's problem, because Murong Yan's childhood made him sensitive, suspicious and insecure. The heroine should be allowed to caress them both. To be honest, why? This kind of remarks is actually deflecting conflicts. Who is miserable and who is right? There are really more miserable people. Our heroine, Zuo, had a much more miserable childhood than Murong Yan. After all, the hero's elite education has always been the allocator of resources. The heroine was a sacrifice at first, and then a wolf child. The hero who was regarded as the redemption also regarded her as a tool. The heroine who co-wrote did not develop a persecution delusion. It can be seen that childhood misfortune cannot be the reason for Zhazhao's innocence. Why should we redeem the poppy that has fallen into the darkness? I have always only wanted to admire the cold plum blossoms that bloom in the cold wind. How can a person who has given up on himself be qualified to ask for salvation from others? There is no need to be full of expression and find a place to place a piece of maternal love that has nowhere to be placed. The emperor is in charge of the world and the drunken beauty needs your sympathy? So this tells us a truth: in life, as a person, you should look less for the reasons in yourself and more for the reasons of others. It is at least better to blame others for misfortunes than to blame yourself. Being happy is the most important thing in life.

No one is willing to hurt the person he loves. If he is hurt, it means he does not love him. The male protagonist does not love Zuo, but Zuo is a useful person. He will definitely not be willing to lose him. To say that he loves Zuo is an insult to the word love. And the character Zuo is just foolish and loyal, cloaked in the guise of love. There is no love between the two. It's all self-motivation. So to say that you want to exchange your own death for sadness is just self-satisfaction. The focus of Yu Zhong is on stupidity, and I only saw the heroine's stupidity.

This is actually a story about a girl who crazyly chases stars and transforms her idol into a god. However, after a close encounter, she discovers that the idol is not only a fan but also a scumbag, so she decides to quit being a fan and return to being a fan (not Unexpectedly, the most uncomfortable part of the whole book is when Yuan Xi entrusts a dream to Zuo after his death. To a certain extent, his death also means that Zuo bids farewell to his youthful days of bright clothes and angry horses. There is the pain of reaching the end of life and looking back to find that an old friend is no longer there.

The 23-year-old new reader just finished reading it and can only sigh. It is inevitable to feel uncomfortable. Although Murong Yan is a scumbag, as the author said, after setting the character's growth background and personality, the direction of the plot has nothing to do with the author and will go on by itself. Murong Yan, who grew up like this, was so selfish and cold-hearted. It was already too late when he finally understood what love was. How could such a proud person admit that he was wrong? He loves Zuo, but he doesn't understand what love is, so he is hurt again and again. Of course, this does not become the reason for him to be forgiven. Of course, this kind of person is already terminally ill and incurable. It's just a pity that Zuo didn't meet the right person at the right time. But Zuo doesn't regret it, right? That ray of light illuminated her life and gave her life a purpose. Although she was disheartened in the end, she would still choose that way again. All I can say is that I left a sigh at the end.

I have seen the old version before, and I think that one is one of the most sadistic ones. Dong Gong is not even one ten thousandth of it. Murong Yan is a pure scumbag, and Zuo is like a woman who has been poisoned. She finally died sadly while waiting for him to drink together at night. Very sad, not worth it for a woman, sad life. This long novel is already very boring, but I really like the author's writing style. [Spreading hands][spreading hands]

This male protagonist vividly displays the evil and dark side of human nature. When he holds great power, the people who are closer to him become more miserable. They all suffer. But if I, as an ordinary citizen in the country, stay far away from you, as long as you run the country well, keep the outside world in order, and allow me to live a good life, have enough to eat, and avoid war and famine, it actually doesn't matter whether your emperor is a scumbag or not.

Again, it's enough for a woman to love herself seven points and love her man three points, otherwise she won't deserve sympathy no matter how she dies. But fortunately, the heroine escaped, so she is not so upset.

The new version is too long, so I went to read the old version and it tortured me to death. I remember the first time I watched the torture, I wanted to die, and then I read everyone's discussion on the forum. I remember there was a post saying that Father Jiang was too powerful and the male protagonist couldn't compete, so I forgave the male protagonist. Good guy, after re-watching it, I found that the male protagonist is purely cowardly and has a low IQ. In many places, the male protagonist gave in inexplicably and made Zuo Canglang suffer a lot. I was furious.

Yan Dog, do you really think that Zuo will accompany you to the imperial mausoleum? Laugh! To repay you with death? What a big face, you are worthy of ruining her reincarnation path

After reading it, I burst into tears for Murong Yan, carried it down, buried it, and burned incense.