Since childhood, A Jin had three ideas about her future husband. First, she'd marry someone whose family wasn't too high-ranking, but wasn't low-ranking either, just a little below the Marquis of Changning's household. Then she'd use the Marquis's influence to bully him, bully him, and bully him as much as she pleased. Second, she'd marry someone who wasn't very smart, but wasn't stupid either, just a little less clever than her. Then she'd use her intellectual advantage to crush him, crush him, and crush him as much as she pleased. Third, she'd marry a handsome man who didn't attract swarms of admirers, just a little less handsome than her. Then she'd use her beauty to look down on him, look down on him, and look down on him as much as she pleased.
Instead, she married His Highness Prince Zhao, the most noble, talented, and dashing man in Yudu. Later, A Jin turned her grief into strength by spending his money, spending his money, and spending as much of his money as she pleased. That'll teach you to show off, you married a spendthrift!
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Jiang Yu, eldest son of the Prince of Jinyang, has a face like carved jade, graceful bearing, courage and cunning, and excels at leading troops in battle. The noble young ladies of the court all wish they could marry him.
Impressive, right? Awesome, right?
Jiang Yu: "That's me."
Pounds his chest.
Surprised? Didn't see that coming?
The Crown Prince, Xu Li, is dashing and exceptionally gifted, but he's gay.
Everyone at court knows that the Crown Prince has been in love with the heir of the Prince of Jinyang for years, but can't have him, so he married a substitute.
Everyone in the palace knows that after the substitute married him, she didn't leave her room for three months. What a tragedy. ↓
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... It was the emperor who was clearly at fault.
In my eyes, Queen Xiaoci is not wrong at all. She is about to die and cannot protect her children. People's hearts are fickle, so of course she can avoid future troubles.
Haven't you seen that Lin Xuan's thoughts are also growing step by step? At first she just wanted to serve the crown princess, then she wanted to get the emperor's love, then she wanted to monopolize the emperor, and finally she wanted her own child. This step was blocked by Empress Xiaoci.
Who knows if Lin Xuan would have new wishes if she had a child of her own: for example, if the child becomes a prince? How miserable are the prince and the fifth prince?
Of course Lin Xuan was also miserable.
To put it bluntly, it was the emperor himself who had to change his mind.
I feel like there is no way to explain this matter clearly. Who is right and who is wrong? The three people all have their own helplessness. After all, they live in this background.
Everything the queen did was to protect her child. She was afraid that after Xuan had a child, she would threaten her child. As a mother, nothing is more important than her child. She must kill all factors that may threaten the child. The situation when the prince was assassinated must have been very urgent, and the queen was able to block the assassination without participating in death. As well as the arrangement behind the queen, it can be seen that she is a brave, resourceful, wise and courageous woman. His arrangement must be said to be very far-sighted.
As for Lin Xuan, she was indeed pitiful, but she had to be prepared to bear the consequences from the time he seduced the emperor at Ci'en Temple. Although her original intention was just to get rid of the Marquis, find a place to live, and live well, human greed is endless and can never be satisfied.
In my opinion, the first empress, Lin Xuan and the emperor are all right. Time is still so long. No one can guarantee what will happen in the future. The first empress knew that she was going to die. If Lin Xuan had a child of her own, no one could guarantee whether Lin Xuan's child would threaten his child.
After reading the whole book, I really felt that Lin Xuan was miserable. She designed to become a concubine in the prince's palace, just to survive for herself. I didn't think there was anything wrong. Even if she wasn't there, someone else would marry into the prince's palace. In the end, she felt that she was too greedy. I just wanted to tell her that you were not wrong and there is no need to regret it. The one who was at fault was the emperor and the dead princess. Go back to the palace and torture the emperor. He can be so cruel that he doesn't want his own children, so why should he have a house full of children and grandchildren?
After reading the first few chapters, I ran out of patience and immediately read the extra chapters. I was really addicted to the comments. I didn't read the previous part, so I don't know the description of the relationship between the Crown Princess and the Emperor. I think the ending where Xie Xuan chose to practice in a temple and no longer stayed with the Emperor was a good ending. Talking about married people, if the emperor did not have a relationship with the princess when he was the prince, and did not swear to the heaven that they would be together for the rest of their lives, as a ruler in a feudal society, it was an ordinary right at that time to marry a mistress.
I like Lin Xuan, so miserable! They didn't really fall in love until long after the Crown Princess died. What's wrong with that! Considering the identity of the prince at that time, there could be someone other than Lin Xuan. Lin Xuan never thought that Zheng was not the prince she killed. She just fell in love with someone after a long time. In the end, not only could she not have her own children, but she had to help others raise them. She helped the Crown Princess raise the child with all her heart, but in the end she was tricked so miserably. She didn't do anything to feel sorry for the Crown Princess! I don't understand such behavior, I simply think the princess is too vicious!
Am I the only one who thinks Queen Xiaoci is the most powerful? Is she the big winner? ! She had both her body and name, and when she died, she had tricked every woman in the harem, including the emperor. And she raised her son very well! What a winner in life!
Am I the only one who feels sorry for Queen Xiaoci? It doesn't matter if he can't raise his own children. In Ayou's heart, Axuan may be more important.
People's hearts are fickle, and Lin Xuan grew up being treated harshly by her stepmother. What's more, in the royal family, Queen Xiaoci left behind two sons, so she couldn't afford to take this risk. It's the scumbag who's wrong, he wants both
I am a cn controller. I feel that neither the Crown Princess nor Lin Xuan did anything wrong, and the Crown Prince does not deserve love. Therefore, I think it is a good ending for Lin Xuan to be with Buddha for the rest of her life. It would be disgusting to spend her whole life falling in love with a scumbag.
I can't tell whether I hate Lin Xuan or I like it, but I just felt a pain in my heart after reading it. I read all the previous parts happily, but burst into tears at the end. I don't have any pity or disgust for anyone. I can only say that everyone has their own destiny.
... It was the emperor who was clearly at fault. In my eyes, Queen Xiaoci is not wrong at all. She is about to die and cannot protect her children. People's hearts are fickle, so of course she can avoid future troubles. Haven't you seen that Lin Xuan's thoughts are also growing step by step? At first she just wanted to serve the crown princess, then she wanted to get the emperor's love, then she wanted to monopolize the emperor, and finally she wanted her own child. This step was blocked by Empress Xiaoci. Who knows if Lin Xuan would have new wishes if she had a child of her own: for example, if the child becomes a prince? How miserable are the prince and the fifth prince? Of course Lin Xuan was also miserable. To put it bluntly, it was the emperor himself who had to change his mind.
I feel like there is no way to explain this matter clearly. Who is right and who is wrong? The three people all have their own helplessness. After all, they live in this background. Everything the queen did was to protect her child. She was afraid that after Xuan had a child, she would threaten her child. As a mother, nothing is more important than her child. She must kill all factors that may threaten the child. The situation when the prince was assassinated must have been very urgent, and the queen was able to block the assassination without participating in death. As well as the arrangement behind the queen, it can be seen that she is a brave, resourceful, wise and courageous woman. His arrangement must be said to be very far-sighted. As for Lin Xuan, she was indeed pitiful, but she had to be prepared to bear the consequences from the time he seduced the emperor at Ci'en Temple. Although her original intention was just to get rid of the Marquis, find a place to live, and live well, human greed is endless and can never be satisfied. In my opinion, the first empress, Lin Xuan and the emperor are all right. Time is still so long. No one can guarantee what will happen in the future. The first empress knew that she was going to die. If Lin Xuan had a child of her own, no one could guarantee whether Lin Xuan's child would threaten his child.
After reading the whole book, I really felt that Lin Xuan was miserable. She designed to become a concubine in the prince's palace, just to survive for herself. I didn't think there was anything wrong. Even if she wasn't there, someone else would marry into the prince's palace. In the end, she felt that she was too greedy. I just wanted to tell her that you were not wrong and there is no need to regret it. The one who was at fault was the emperor and the dead princess. Go back to the palace and torture the emperor. He can be so cruel that he doesn't want his own children, so why should he have a house full of children and grandchildren?
After reading the first few chapters, I ran out of patience and immediately read the extra chapters. I was really addicted to the comments. I didn't read the previous part, so I don't know the description of the relationship between the Crown Princess and the Emperor. I think the ending where Xie Xuan chose to practice in a temple and no longer stayed with the Emperor was a good ending. Talking about married people, if the emperor did not have a relationship with the princess when he was the prince, and did not swear to the heaven that they would be together for the rest of their lives, as a ruler in a feudal society, it was an ordinary right at that time to marry a mistress.
I like Lin Xuan, so miserable! They didn't really fall in love until long after the Crown Princess died. What's wrong with that! Considering the identity of the prince at that time, there could be someone other than Lin Xuan. Lin Xuan never thought that Zheng was not the prince she killed. She just fell in love with someone after a long time. In the end, not only could she not have her own children, but she had to help others raise them. She helped the Crown Princess raise the child with all her heart, but in the end she was tricked so miserably. She didn't do anything to feel sorry for the Crown Princess! I don't understand such behavior, I simply think the princess is too vicious!
Am I the only one who thinks Queen Xiaoci is the most powerful? Is she the big winner? ! She had both her body and name, and when she died, she had tricked every woman in the harem, including the emperor. And she raised her son very well! What a winner in life!
Am I the only one who feels sorry for Queen Xiaoci? It doesn't matter if he can't raise his own children. In Ayou's heart, Axuan may be more important.
People's hearts are fickle, and Lin Xuan grew up being treated harshly by her stepmother. What's more, in the royal family, Queen Xiaoci left behind two sons, so she couldn't afford to take this risk. It's the scumbag who's wrong, he wants both
I am a cn controller. I feel that neither the Crown Princess nor Lin Xuan did anything wrong, and the Crown Prince does not deserve love. Therefore, I think it is a good ending for Lin Xuan to be with Buddha for the rest of her life. It would be disgusting to spend her whole life falling in love with a scumbag.
I can't tell whether I hate Lin Xuan or I like it, but I just felt a pain in my heart after reading it. I read all the previous parts happily, but burst into tears at the end. I don't have any pity or disgust for anyone. I can only say that everyone has their own destiny.