[Empresses in the Palace] The Peerless Heroine An Lingrong

The author is so powerful! The road to immortality that others dreamed of, she abandoned like a piece of shit. The emperor who refused earlier said that he would pursue the great road in this life and have no other intention. I just laughed. And the male protagonist is also sick. With such a character and such disdain for the Tao, he is practicing a false Tao, right? Is he worthy of ascending to immortality? What ascending is to become an immortal. Does the author really understand what it means to be a cultivator of immortality? The pursuit of a true immortal cultivator is not to become an immortal, but to be free from restraint, to pursue the great road, and to attain the realization of this mind. It is not to become an immortal, okay? It's not a question of quota, okay? None of the male and female protagonists are worthy of attaining the Dao. I used to think that although the heroine is an idiot, she still pursues the Dao. Now it seems that she is really just mediocre! ! ! !

I don't understand. I feel like I can just change the heroine to Xu Yanyi as the heroine...

... At first I thought the heroine was following the path of merit, so it didn't matter if she saved people for no reason. But because of Xu Yanyi, a person with whom he has no relatives and who has a very good relationship for no reason, his spiritual roots are damaged and he will no longer be able to achieve the great path? The co-authored Big Brother is just a decoration. The heroine actually doesn't want to become a Taoist couple and receive immortality, right? Forget it if the heroine dies, but she still drags the people who love her away from practicing. What a 233333 White Lotus Virgin.

Tang Xiaoshan in Flowers in the Mirror?

The original novel "The Legend of Zhen Huan" looks like... Like drinking boiled water=Dan=The writing is not good and the plot is not new, so why is it so popular? So strange.

Fortunately, although the emperor's personality is still the same, his IQ is indeed intact.

Although Daxuan is a male god, I still have to say that girl An Ling is really handsome!

Agree with the author's point of view Every time I see fanfics saying how pitiful Concubine Hua and the Queen are, I wonder, aren't the victims pitiful? Especially Cao Qinmo and Chun Yuan. In order to whitewash Concubine Hua and the Queen, they had a lot of writings that tried their best to discredit them. (Cao Qinmo and Chun Yuan are partly responsible, but the main responsibility still lies with the emperor, Concubine Hua and the queen herself) Doing bad things deserves sympathy just because the ending is tragic? It's simply inexplicable. [Let me start by saying that I am not a Zhen Huan sect. The top three things I dislike most about Zhen Huan are Huanbi, Zhen Huan and Concubine Hua] Let's talk about Concubine Hua first The so-called true temperament does not mean that you vent your emotions casually regardless of other people's feelings. After all, Concubine Hua is a bit similar to Zhen Huan in the early stage. They both covet what they don't deserve (the emperor's love), and then take their anger out on others. The only difference is that Zhen Huan is better at hiding it. (No matter how much Concubine Hua loves the emperor, she is still just a concubine. Even the queen is not qualified to ask the emperor to love her. Why do you, a concubine, use love as a reason? And even if the emperor deliberately spoiled her, whether he would be arrogant or arrogant was directly related to his own character. No one forced her to bully other concubines. Since she did it, she was not using love as an excuse. Isn't this another kind of hypocrisy? What's more, the one who owes Concubine Hua the most is the emperor. All other concubines entered the palace with the emperor's favor. Like Concubine Hua, it was a transaction between the emperor and the family of the hero. Why should you enter the palace to enjoy the emperor's favor, and others will be abused by you. In the TV series, Concubine Hua was hated and reported by everyone because she did it herself. She couldn't understand why a bunch of people sympathized with her out of love. The lives of others are really not fate! (I felt a bit broken when I saw N articles all blaming Cao Qinmo for the fault) then the queen Actually, I didn't hate the queen at first, but when I saw a lot of articles that tried to hate Chun Yuan, they turned into half queens. I admit that some of Chun Yuan's actions were wrong (wearing fancy clothes to enter the palace, grabbing the position of queen) (Then Dancing by the Pool was written by a fan named Wei Hei, and the original work was about poetry) But a lot of responsibility lies with the emperor. First of all, it was normal for sisters to share the same husband in ancient times. Just look at Da Yu'er, Hai Lanzhu and Queen Zhezhe (you have all watched the palace fighting drama, and brought it in from a modern perspective, so let's just say that the emperor committed bigamy) The defective part of Chun Yuan is that she has a marriage contract and is robbing the queen (but it does not mean robbing Yi Xiu's husband. Since marrying the emperor, whether she is a wife or a concubine, she is destined to share her husband with others, so there is no such thing as robbing her) The reasons for Yi Xiu's darkening are basically: 1. The death of his son, 2. The queen's position was robbed, and 3. The emperor loved his sister. The initiative for almost all the causes lies with the emperor. If the emperor was still willing to fulfill his agreement with Yi Xiu even though he loved Chun Yuan, then Yi Xiu would still be the queen (but the emperor did not, and if Chun Yuan committed suicide because of Yi Xiu's disobedience, in the end the emperor would only anger the Zhu family and Yi Xiu, which would have no effect at all) As for the story in the fandom about Chun Yuan deliberately not letting the imperial doctor go to treat Yi Xiu's son, I actually think it is more likely that the emperor was actually not letting the imperial doctor go, because if it was Chun Yuan, the Queen Mother would have stopped it, but if it was the Emperor, according to the conflict between the Emperor and the Queen Mother (the Regent) at the time, the Queen Mother was most likely trying to patch things up. Regardless of the relationship with her son, after all, there are two women from the Zhu family in the palace. Even though the Queen Mother is not satisfied with Chun Yuan being the queen, she is the Zhu family after all. What's more, she is her son's favorite, and she is not afraid of having children; not to mention that Yi Xiu's child is very sick and is really not a good choice for the throne (although it is very pitiful, but not qualified is not qualified) (The consequence is that Yi Xiu's blackened Chun Yuan will die) And if Chun Yuan was partly wrong, then the concubine who came in later did not feel sorry for the queen at all, but the queen still took action against innocent people. If it was to fight for power, it was normal (but it does not mean there is nothing wrong), but using love and pain as proof of her innocence is simply inexplicable! ! ! So I clicked in when I saw the author's article that was neither slanderous about Chun Yuan nor slanderous about Cao Guiren XDDD (Especially Cao Qinmo, finally seeing an author who is willing to give her a good ending even if he doesn't criticize her) I accidentally typed a lot, I hope it won't scare you and encourage you to write down XD

Daxuan's psychology is quite subtle. Although he was rescued, why does he feel so rejected? Keep up the good work, I am looking forward to the update from a post bar...

In the end, I felt that the heroine was OOC and her language was not very good.