She was the woman described in the Book of Han as “favored and pampered, proud and precious.” Born into a princess’s household and married into the imperial family, she thought she would live a carefree life under the protection of her elders. Little did she know that the emperor was heartless: one day, she was driven out of Chang’an and deposed as empress, sent to the Cold Palace. Yet the reason for her fall remains shrouded in mystery. The Book of Han, Biographies of the Consorts, Part One, says, “The empress used witchcraft in sacrificial rites and made curses, committing a grave offense against the Way.” The Records of the Grand Historian, Hereditary House of the Consorts, says, “She was deposed simply because she had no son.” The historical accounts are adamant, the records clear: one outcome, two hidden truths. Let everyone judge for themselves which is right and which is wrong. Those days are long gone, and she is no more. The past stretches far behind us. Come, let us listen as the palace women of Changmen sit together and talk of Changmen!
I can't find it in the New Novel Bar or Phoenix Bookstore. Woohoo.
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I'm not anyone's fan, but I think the short-sightedness and domineeringness of the Chen family accounted for a large part of Gillian's tragedy. In the Western Han Dynasty, Gillian was neither the only nor the first woman whose husband and uncle were both emperors. She was the third. Didn't Liu Prostitute know the tragedy of the first two women? She knew at least a lot more than we do. Doing such a thing based on the lessons learned from the past shows Liu Prostitution's short-sightedness, and only after Su Ji was rejected did he turn to the Queen Mother. In her hands, Gillian was a bargaining chip used to trade for the position of a queen. Since it's a transaction, it's ridiculous to have a special pet.
Why is the novel so serious? I am a Gillian fan and hate Wei Zifu. I only pick on Liu Che and Wei Zifu. I like Gillian so much. My only wish is that the author will not cheat.
Why is the novel so serious? I am a Gillian fan and hate Wei Zifu. I only pick on Liu Che and Wei Zifu. I like Gillian so much. My only wish is that the author will not cheat.
Disclaimer: 1. This article is a novel, not a history textbook. If you want to read history books, please go here; 2. If there is no new historical evidence, please do not move the so-called historical facts that have been discussed countless times in the forum here. Those things are too few and I have chewed them many times; 3. No matter what fans you are, please respect each other. You can have different opinions in arguments, but please do not use words such as NC to attack and insult each other; 4. Once again, this article is indeed mainly about Gillian. If you don't like it, don't read it.
As for the author's statement that Wei Zifu, mother and son rebelled. Not only does it remind me of the ugly face of the glue powder who falsely accused Wei Zifu of colluding with the Huns a few years ago. Although Hu Qi of "Xuanqu" and "Changshui" was a Hu, he was incorporated under the banner of the Han army and was under the control of the Han Dynasty. It was the army of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. According to Jiaofen's theory, wasn't Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty the biggest traitor? Instead of tearing apart Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, they went to frame Wei mother and son. It was a double standard and shockingly ignorant! As for the truth about the witchcraft disaster, history has already concluded it. It's an unjust case. Later generations were sympathetic to Prince Wei. It is not a rebellion as the author calls it. The prince opposed Emperor Wu's cruel politics and offended many treacherous ministers. Jiang Chong is the representative of these traitorous officials. They took advantage of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to go to Ganquan Palace. The prince wanted to see the emperor, but the villain blocked the way. Unable to convey the meaning. This made the prince suspect that the emperor was seriously ill in Ganquan Palace and was taken advantage of by treacherous officials. And Prime Minister Liu Quyou was in the same group as Li Guangli. These people are all treacherous ministers who want to bring down the prince. In this case, is the prince going to obey the traitor's wishes and wait for death? So the prince could only think that the emperor was seriously ill or dead, and Jiang Chong, Liu Quyou and others took the opportunity to rebel. The villain stood in the way and directed a fight scene in which father and son killed each other. Finally, the emperor also knew the prince's innocence. "At that time, the superior knew that the prince was frightened and had no other intentions, so he felt very embarrassed." "The emperor knew that the prince was worried and had no other intentions, but Che Qianqiu brought the prince's grievances back. The emperor promoted Qianqiu to the prime minister, and the clan destroyed Jiang's family. He burned Su Wen on the cross bridge, and put weapons on the prince in Quanjiu. He was the governor of the north at first, and his descendants. The emperor felt pity for the innocent prince, so he made his womb as a place of mourning in the lake as a platform for mourning when he returned. The world heard about it and was sad." The world heard it and was saddened. Everyone in the world felt sad for the prince. Everyone knows the prince's injustice and helplessness. Author, you actually said that Wei Zifu rebelled for his own selfish desires? Sima Qian had already commented on Wei Zifu's virtue. "Cavodros". Sima Qian did not want to see the Wei family. Wei Qing's comments in his writing are somewhat eccentric. Sima Qian also exposed the Queen Mother's secret activities. For example, frame Li Ji. For Wei Zifu, I have to praise "Jiafu Deros", Wei Zifu was the first love of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty when he came of age.
As for the "good at favoring and arrogance" in the history books, it was never Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty who favored the Chen family. There is a record in Zizhi Tongjian that when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty came to the throne, he was dissatisfied with Empress Chen's domineering behavior and had the idea of deposing the empress. Dissuaded by the Queen Mother. In the third year after ascending the throne, Wei Zifu was born. In the fourth year, Wei Zifu became pregnant.
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Originally, I had always viewed YY romance novels about Gillian Chen as a joke, but after reading so many YY masterpieces by idiots who ignore history and only believe in romance, this article by you is refreshing and not so annoying. First of all, the author, your historical knowledge is relatively good, and you must have read a lot of history books. This is what separates you from other NC rubber fans.