A Queen's Growth Diary (Transmigrated into a Book)

The writing is quite good, but every time I see the word "Lun family" I feel a little chilly.

,,, In the past, children under the age of seven were not buried in the ancestral graves. There were too many who could not stand when they were born, and they were given rewards and so on. . . .

I'm speechless. It's so obvious whether a boy is a girl or not. It can be fooled by just saying something casually.

Damn, I accidentally made a conspiracy theory. Rong Zhi and Tzuyu first wanted the empress because she was the empress. Otherwise, the love they had when they were young, the three years of separation, and the identity of a dead person would have left no time for the seeds to sprout. I don't think they have a deep love for the empress, but they were just classmates for a while. In a feudal male-dominated society, men are easy to be emotional but also empathic. They are not scumbags, but they are educated by the environment and live in a suitable place to nourish their body and energy. I'm not defending ancient scumbags, I'm talking about Rong Zhi and Tzuyu's feelings for the empress. It's a bit off, but back to the main story, the two male protagonists later traveled with the heroine to enjoy their old age. It is conceivable that they did not get married. In ancient times, the son was unfilial and the descendants were the first. It was difficult to be single in ancient times. After all, the male partners were all rich and handsome. Not to mention their parents, outsiders didn't know how to spread the word, such as hidden diseases and the like. They were all words that were not good for men. Ahem, drivers should understand. However, they did it. I don't think they didn't get married. I don't believe that after they couldn't get the empress, they would be persistent for a lifetime, and their childhood friendship would be unforgettable for a lifetime? Watching the heroine and the hero show off their affection for a lifetime? Keke, smile but say nothing. I think the reason why the male partner doesn't get married and keeps following the female protagonist is because he doesn't dare. Otherwise, who would give up their power and go into seclusion early? Generally speaking, when ancient people resigned from their jobs and returned to their hometowns, they were so old that they couldn't move. The male partner is still upright and in the prime of life. The article also said that the heroine had been attracted to them. I personally think that the ministers in the court could also see it. After all, those who can thrive in official circles are human beings. So in fact, the female protagonist has some small thoughts about them, and the reason why the male partner does not get married is because of these small thoughts of the female protagonist. Otherwise, if you are really not interested in him, you will not let him stay single with you. It is precisely because the male partner's family sees this that they don't dare to let the male partner get married, for fear that the female protagonist will put small shoes on them. In the final seclusion, I think the male supporting actor had no choice but to do so unwillingly. After all, he is in his prime, and he has to accompany the heroine. I guess the ending with the male and female protagonists was absolutely uninteresting and probably had a touch of resentment. This is just my personal imagination. If you don't agree with it, just hold it in. I can't see the opposite.

Fair wife? ? ? In the past, it was only made by merchants, and it was only made by people who couldn't get it on the market. Do you have any ideas?

Is it true? Why do I think dogs can't change their habit of eating shit?

What a coincidence, my family is also from the Taiyuan Wang family.

? ? ? What a scumbag plot

What kind of empress would not kill Zhaoyi?

Huh? Why are there no comments? I also want to see the speculation in the comment area.