
The Emperor's Historian Is Trying to Get Himself Killed Every Day
朕的史官每天都在作死
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- Completed
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- 514k Words
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- Danmei (BL)
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- 1y ago
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I feel like that deer is also the reincarnation of Qi Heng.
Newcomer, can anyone explain to me why Qi Heng couldn't be like the emperor in Historiography and use the clan son as his successor, but had to have children by himself? There are three explanations I heard: one: when Qi Heng was in power, there were internal and external troubles. He wanted to have his own heirs to consolidate the country. Personally, I think it is a bit far-fetched. There were internal worries and internal ministers rebelled. When he was rehabilitated, the emperor did not have children yet. Why did he have internal worries when he had no children? Qi Heng's son was less than two years old when the foreign invasion was quelled. Could it be that he expected his son to help him quell the chaos? Because the throne cannot sit firmly without children, then this is too useless. It feels a bit like the emperor in "Qing Ping Le", who cherishes his feathers to the point of being afraid of his ministers. . . Different people have different opinions (I don't have any leverage, I just feel uncomfortable that I can't get over the hurdle. I hope my friends can help me calm down) Two types: This is Qingqing's hope, to realize Qingqing's wish. Please, if it was to fulfill Qingqing's wish, then why could Qingqing refuse when Qiheng asked Qingqing to have her own child? Doesn't Qi Heng himself understand that if he loves someone, he doesn't want to share it with others, let alone others giving him children? Qi Heng should be able to feel the same way, right? If you want me to give birth, then you have to give birth too. Don't just let me owe you. Why did Qingqing persuade Qi Heng to give birth, so Qi Heng gave birth just like Shunpo Donkey? It feels as if just waiting for Qingqing to speak can naturally comfort me that I didn't take the initiative to owe it. Three types: Historian is more idealistic, Shanse is reality, but as the successor of Shanse, he is also an emperor, so I always feel very entangled, especially in Green Water Lotus. Qingqing watched the same emperor's ministers falling in love, but they could ride together in the imperial mausoleum in broad daylight. Then I recalled that not only could I be intimate with Qi Heng in private, but I also had to endure the censure from the harem. Moreover, not all emperors in history had their own sons. There were many people who were said to be in the imperial clan, so why would it be unrealistic not to have their own sons? Even relying on his lover's reputation of loving him, he didn't want any bad reputation to spread widely. His lover Qingqing's reputation was ruined, and he was helpless. There was no way to support Qingqing. It was only after Qingqing was almost killed that he thought of punishing him. Why did he go there so early? ? ? You, the emperor, had made it clear or hinted earlier that if you dare to touch Qingqing's people, the consequences will be serious. Will Qingqing almost die after drinking? There is no thought of sharing the hardships! After all, I always feel that Qi Heng's nature is not as selfless as the emperor in the historian, and he puts his love first in everything! If there are friends who can convince me, please come and convince me quickly. I feel a little bit offended. I am either a bully or I am stuck because I cannot overcome this hurdle. I hope I can find someone who can convince me to overcome this hurdle and convince myself that Qi Heng also loves Qingqing very much. Even if he gets older and has younger people around him, he will still love Qingqing very much. I will only have Qingqing in my heart for the rest of my life. And because she had watched "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace", she was particularly afraid that Qingqing would end up like Ruyi in her old age. Lan Yinxuguo watched her lover fall in love with another younger concubine, and her love faded. All the preferences she had for herself at that time turned into evidence of transgression. Moreover, when her lover was dying, he only thought about his best appearance when he was young, as if he was no longer his lover as he got older.
Yunzhu was really confused and lost her mind and served the same husband with others in the palace. Once you enter the palace gate, you can't get out. It made me unable to breathe. .
It's the fifth time in two years that I've seen green water lilies, and I still can't help it. It's always been me who can't get out of that forest [crying]
Do you want to read this extra episode after watching The Color of the Mountain? I wanted to read this article as well, but when I read the second chapter, my heart was broken. Qi Heng, you are such a big pig, and you gave birth to so many princes? ? ? ? My Qingqingahhhh, Qingqinghhhhhhhh
Silly Yunzhu, your Jue'er is not like Qi Yu, he can't protect you.
I bought this chapter specifically to read Qingqing, and cried [poor]
In the end, both the edict and the gold medal were used. Pingluan was really meticulous and could stay by his side until the end. Maybe it was a complete success to have his nephew accompany him while he slept.
Alas... Yunzhu... What a pity...
The first time I watched Green Water Lotus, my pillow was wet with tears. This time I watched it again and I was wet with tears.