The Crown Princess's Romance

I have read novels for many years, and every book passes by in my hands, but there are few novels that make me have the urge to write long reviews. However, all the novels I want to write are unforgettable, unforgettable, and have great stamina. I can only count four or five so far. In fact, this is also the result of my own deliberate avoidance. For me, there are roughly three types of novels. The first type is an ordinary plot. After reading the beginning, you can probably know the plot in the future, which is used to kill time. After reading it, you will be like a wild goose flying without a trace, with no ideas, and some are even too lazy to finish reading; the second type is a soul-stirring heroine type. The plot is well written and watching the protagonist is like upgrading and fighting monsters step by step. Come on, evil will be rewarded, and good will be rewarded. It is very enjoyable to read. Watching their happy ending, I let out a sigh of relief and closed the book with satisfaction. The third type of novel is the type of novel that I am most afraid of. I want to meet but am afraid of meeting, so I have never deliberately looked for it. Whether I can meet it all depends on fate. Why are you afraid? For me, this kind of novel is absolutely beautiful. The first three chapters can capture my soul. I read it so much that I forget all about food and sleep. Even though I am a bystander, I can't help but get involved in the drama. It is easy to get into the drama, but it is difficult to get out of the drama. This is what I am afraid of. The reason why it is so difficult to act is probably because it is difficult to calm down. Because the author has a strong ability to create group portraits and has little insight into human nature, the characters he creates make you feel that they are not just paper people. They are so vivid and their mental journeys can be traced. Such novels always make me pity the fate of some of the characters. It's strange to feel sad at the same time. It's obviously he in the end, but you still feel sad in your heart, because of the hardships the hero and heroine have encountered, for the supporting characters who died early on the way, for the people who finally turned their backs, and for the helpless sense of fate. It has been a long time since I stayed up late for a novel, and I am not a person who is used to staying up late. But yesterday I stayed up until two or three o'clock for this novel. I already had a headache and wanted to sleep after one o'clock, and I had already read 90% of it. However, as soon as I lay down, the story was so haunting in my mind that I just got up and read it in one breath. At the end, I almost thought that the male protagonist was really dead, and I almost cried without tears. Fortunately, the author is her own mother. Before opening this novel, I had just finished a novel with a heroine, which is the second type of novel mentioned above. I read the novel with a heroine happily, and then I wanted to find a sweet pet novel to relax, so I opened this novel that had been lying in my catalog for a long time. I vaguely remembered the introduction and thought it was a relaxing sweet pet novel. However, I realized that I was wrong. There is no doubt about the author's writing style. Under her writing, I can see the love, hatred and hatred in the Forbidden City unfolding before my eyes whenever I close my eyes, like scenes from a yellowed old movie. The author's unique writing style makes people feel like a witness traveling through the stories that happened in every place in the Forbidden City. The description with a touch of compassion and flashbacks adds to the sense of fate and desolation. At the time of writing, the male and female protagonists didn't have many scenes, but they were so cute when they were little. When I think of little Linzi standing in front of the small kitchen utensils specially customized for her and cooking for her persimmon master, I can't help but feel affection for her. Unfortunately, with the appearance of Yuan Bin, everything changed. Maybe at the beginning, I was still filled with righteous indignation, denounced this and felt sorry for that. Gradually, I watched a woman fall and a woman stand up again and again. No one could stand to the end. As a bystander, the emperor's affection and indifference made people feel tired, not to mention how heartbreaking it must be for those who witnessed it. In this huge palace, at the end, I don't know who is the real winner. Those who fell are filled with hatred, unwillingness, or relief and concern. The people standing are also scarred. Everyone is losing. Some people have lost their loved ones, and some people have abandoned their conscience and conscience and entered this city. They all couldn't help themselves. I don't know who is being mocked by the sentence "If you cultivate the feng shui of the Forbidden City, you will never die." On the other hand, the two eunuch fathers did their best to help little Linzi grow up. The people in the imperial kitchen took care of this little man, and the indulgent care of Empress Sun and grandma made people see that this cold palace has human warmth and kindness despite all the institutions. Every time I read a novel, I can always guess the plot behind it, but this one has always surprised me. Just like the Game of Thrones I watched at that time, you never expected that the person you thought would be there until the end would just leave in the next scene. Just like Queen Sun and Dad Lu, whenever the situation is calm and they think a new life is about to come, there will always be huge waves in an instant, taking away the people they love most. In this book, Jinxiu is even more hateful than the eunuch. The vicious woman killed Father Lu. The father who raised his obedient daughter by pooping and urinating. The father who walked slowly inside the palace wall holding her little girl on his back. The father who she was determined to respect when she grew up. The father who wanted to take her out of the palace to live a free life, died just like that the day before he left. It is probably really difficult for everything to go as planned in this world. Fortunately, Father Wu is still here to see that their little daughter can be happy in this life. After reading the book "The Princess", although I still don't understand it, I have come to the conclusion that the man's heart is dead, but his lower body is still alive. Jinxiu's rise to the throne has witnessed what a joke it is that the emperor thought he was worthy of his deep love for the queen. I don't know if the author drew on some history, but many of the plots reminded me of some history. For example, both Empress Sun and Empress Changsun died young, leaving only their infant son Xiao Jiuer, who was cared for by his superiors. Just as he was reluctant to part with his first wife, Emperor Kangxi often abandoned and established the prince. The later Empress Sun really fits my imagination of the Changsun Empress. She is resourceful and courageous, kind and has a clear sense of grudges. She supports and accompanies the young emperor and his wife. She is truly a husband and wife before a monarch. After her death, her husband and children will never forget her, respect and love her. The death of Empress Changsun took away almost all of Taizong's love. From then on, almost no children were born in Taizong's harem for more than ten years. He personally raised the two children she left behind. Gaozong Li Zhi had a deep relationship with his father. In his later years, Taizong wrote in a letter to Li Zhi that "Yeye Yinu wants to die," and her children are really more valuable than their mothers. Until Jin Xiu's big appearance, I thought that Empress Sun and Chu Ang were empress Changsun and Tang Taizong. However, the subsequent plot made me realize that I was wrong. This man could not compare with Taizong. Li Shimin would not treat Guanyin's child like that. Chu Ang regarded Jinxiu as the shadow of the queen, and Li Shimin also regarded Xu Hui as the shadow of Empress Changsun, but Erfeng was always awake and he knew the difference clearly, and it was even less possible for Xu Hui to harm Queen Changsun's child. As for the emperor Chu Ang, I was really speechless. I think most people in the story were unlucky because of him. I was really full of questions about Yuan Bin's inexplicable and vigorous love, and how he said he had met love, and finally said that he only loved the queen. When the queen gave birth to a child, he went out with other women to have fun, and it was normal for the queen to hate them. But Yuan Bin didn't know what he had done wrong, and died so miserably. It was really too innocent. In the end, he didn't even look at it, and let the male protagonist take the blame. He thought he was training him to be the prince. I was speechless. After the Queen's death, he seemed to be heartbroken. He acted as if he really loved the Queen. He hurt her heart when she was alive and hurt her children after her death. This did not prevent him from sleeping with other women. The reason why he kept Jinxiu to raise the Ninth Prince was because of loneliness. Jinxiu was his super licking dog. He didn't need to love her, he just needed someone with no background to coax her to follow him, just like the concubine in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. What Concubine Zhang shouted to him in the end and what the eldest princess said after the earthquake are simply my words. They are so right. It is his fault for hurting anyone. In fact, the concubines who followed him for many years saw through him, and they only cared about their children. From the eldest prince to the ninth prince, it was so heartbreaking. They all admired this father to the point of being disappointed. The second prince worked hard to gain military exploits but was ignored by him. The eldest prince and the third prince were also ignored since childhood. The seventh prince had a miserable life. He didn't do anything wrong. No wonder they rebelled in the end. As for Xiao Jiu, how was he and that woman raised? The child that the queen gave her life for was really not worth it for her. If the emperor hadn't been selfish and didn't let Xiao Jiu out of the palace, Xiao Jiu might not have committed suicide. The prince would have been even worse. If Xiao Linzi hadn't saved him, he would have been dead. He took the blame every time, and in the end, he watched him almost burn to death in the fire. He was simply inhuman. This emperor and Jinxiu, a vicious woman, were a perfect match. The queen probably didn't want to see him even after she died. The emperor and the man named Song are the most annoying men in the book. I really want to rush in and beat them to death. In such a big Forbidden City, so many women are looking forward to their husbands, and so many children are looking forward to their fathers. However, there is only one emperor, and he is still a ruthless and unjust emperor. Most people go from looking forward to it until they give up. Such evil feudalism, I can't help but feel glad that I was born in such an era, and my parents gave me all the love. The author's group portrait drama is great. Every character is so vivid and vivid, rather than just a tool. I especially like the girls in it. There is no competition between girls. Whether they are the eldest princess, the second princess, the third princess, the sister of the Song family, or even Xiao Cui, these girls are sincere and passionate about love, brave and beautiful, and they all have a good ending in the end. There is also Chu Miao, who did not compromise and did not forgive Song Yan in the end. He does not deserve forgiveness. After writing so much, when I think back on the plot, I feel that everything has faded away, and all the love and hate have been blown away by the wind. I saw previous comments saying that the palace fighting part was not well written and Jinxiu was written too well, but I don't think so. What the author means in the postscript is that she originally wanted to write a palace battle essay, but she went to the Forbidden City. I think walking among the palace walls, the heavy atmosphere of history brought about the sadness of the change of things and people, which changed her thoughts. Except for a few words in the history books, who knows what happened in the Forbidden City, who loved whom, who hated whom, as descendants want to explore but will never know, so the palace fight is probably really not important, Jinxiu is not that powerful, many people can see through her scheming and ambitions at a glance, her brilliance lies in her clinging to the emperor, the so-called palace fight, doesn't the emperor know the plans of these women, whoever his heart favors will win. Therefore, this story is not a story about palace battles that kill everyone like the Legend of Zhen Huan, but the endless joys and sorrows wrapped up in the love of imperial power. The author takes us readers, with unexplainable compassion, as if we are looking down at the Forbidden City from the sky, silently observing the warmth, malice, struggle and entanglement in it. From the aloof royal family to the ant-like slaves, everyone has their own joys and sorrows of fate, and no one can escape the entanglement of fate. There must be stories happening in every corner of the Forbidden City. After all, all these will never be known after the departure of those who witnessed it, leaving only a sigh for us descendants.

Jinxiu's death was really advantageous to her. The emperor seemed affectionate but was actually very heartless. Xiaojiu made me angry and pitiful. I think he was justified in hanging himself. He owed his second brother a lot. I suddenly found that except for the two young eunuchs and Xiao Cui, the male and female protagonists were quite likable. The others made the audience see their humanity and they were quite disgusting.

I originally thought it was a sweet text between childhood sweethearts, but it turned out that I was so abused. Although it was he, my heart was heavy and a little depressed. I hope that our Mr. Persimmon, Lizi and many others are all well.

This article seems quite depressing and gray. Although the ending is he, there is always a slight feeling of sadness when reading it. In the life of joys and sorrows in the palace, we can only see a little bit of joy and a little bit of the brilliance of humanity. Let's have fun in the misery. Most of the time is filled with conspiracy, conspiracy and various traps. I feel that the joys and sorrows of several protagonists in the article are all related to Chu Ang. Not only was he a bit of a scumbag at stallion, but he also made several key decisions that were very confusing. The character of Jinxiu is well portrayed and relatively realistic. She is very similar to a scheming bitch in a high-ranking society in real life, who will do whatever it takes to achieve her goals. Xiao Jiuer is a tragic character. He never expected that he would choose to commit suicide in the end. Later, when I thought about it, it was normal for him to choose this path. He was a poor person. The overall tone of this article is sad, and it always makes people feel heavy and sad while reading it. I thought I would soon be able to level up and fight monsters, but was easily reversed by the bad guys. So when Chu Zou was tortured and framed after he turned 18, I skipped over and went straight to the back. If it's for entertainment and relief, there's no need to watch something so depressing. Four stars.

I finished reading it in one go. I really like the author's way of writing that follows the characters' personalities and allows them to live in their own trajectory. I hope the author will always write what he wants to write according to his own ideas in the future. I like this article very much, and I also like the empress. It's the kind of story that I like. People's hearts are fickle. I felt really sad all the way through it, so I liked it even more. In fact, although the eldest prince couple didn't write much, I don't know why but it also appealed to my taste. Call my wife.

The story structure is so complete and the characters stand up well. I haven't found this kind of writing in a long time.

Queen Shen's Xiaolinzi and Huang Persimmon are so pitiful! The whole story really made me so angry that I smashed the sofa! There is no doubt that Chu Ang is a scumbag. He pretends to be an infatuated lover and pretends to love the queen and their children, but he keeps getting involved with other women and hurting Huang Persimmon. He is just right with Jinxiu. A bitch and a dog will last forever! Absolutely awesome??! I always thought that Xiao Jiu would become the emperor in the end, but suddenly he hanged himself, is that okay? ? ? But it is understandable that he is cowardly and incompetent and has low self-esteem and self-abasement. He cannot bear the misfortune caused by his birth. He wants to protect everything but can't protect anything. It is reasonable to die in the end. This is very similar to Chu Ang, the dog emperor, as his biological father and son. But isn't Eunuch Qi the most hateful? After doing so many bad things, I was finally torn into pieces by five horses. It was so satisfying to watch! It was an advantage for Jinxiu to die with her body intact! I always think of Huang Persimmon with the giant winged mythical beast kite and the little Linzi with the long-haired dog behind him, and the time they spent wandering aimlessly in the huge Forbidden City as children. That should be their most innocent and carefree time in this imperial city. Well, luckily the ending is he, otherwise I think I would be so angry that I would vomit blood... The author writes really well. It is one of the few articles I have ever seen that is so long but the writing and plot arrangement are just right and make people keep reading. The author is great!

I finally finished reading it after on and off. The author really writes it very well, and the repression in the deep palace is very vividly depicted. Those who look at beauty and look directly at evil in one sentence will eventually be infected with evil. I think it is particularly suitable for this book, so the death of the hero and heroine is the best ending. Chu Ang and Queen Sun were contaminated with evil. I was very emotional after reading it. I don't even know what to say. I have to review it again.

Nice. The cruel place is really cruel.

It was an ancient proverb that was different from what I thought. I sighed after reading it. It was indeed well written.