May Rong Chen Never Die

There is still a lot that has not been explained in the prince's line, such as why Jiao Jiao is resentful of the prince, and what will happen to the prince and Wu Ci. I actually don't want the prince and Wu Ci to be together. There would be resistance for the two of them to be together, but Wu Ci obviously wants more than just the queen's position but also a pair. In that case, the prince's plan will be longer and more difficult. This is also because I like to watch evenly matched love. This kind of identity gap can finally get together. It's just hard for the stronger one to keep getting closer, and the other one must be determined not to let go. In the end, one of them escapes, which is very boring. Even Yuzhuo can let go of Han Xiang. And the love of an emperor does not have to be yours, so it is better to look away in the end, let go of Wu Ci and live freely in the world. Xie Chong also met a woman who treated him sincerely and was willing to enter the palace to assist him.

Feng Yuzhuo's emotional line is the most disturbing. His relationship with Yingzhen, after just a few meetings, made him think deeply about marrying her. Does that mean that if it weren't for Han Xiang and Feng Yuzhuo, he would fall in love with such a simple and passionate girl? It's understandable that a young man likes Han Xiang who can understand his inner feelings, but I don't think it's necessary. Especially there is a daughter. The daughter is very pitiful, and Yingzhen is also very miserable. She is a child who has not grown up yet, and she married someone to be a stepmother. Will she really not react when she sees her daughter? When Feng Yuzhuo was nice to her, was he really not sad because he once had someone close to his heart? It would be great if you could write down how to solve it. (Although I don't quite understand why I wrote another article after writing a side story) And the daughter is nine years old, so it is estimated that Feng had a romantic relationship with his maid when he was twelve or thirteen years old, but he proposed marriage to Yingzhen but never even kissed her. Is this considered polite or disrespectful? The relationship between him and Ying Zhen was too hasty, and it didn't fit with his thoughtful personality. The only explanation is that it was love at first sight. In short, the author's own mother did not treat her son badly. Apart from being emotionally imperfect, Feng actually had no choice. It's just that from Sakura's point of view, I felt it was unfair and distressed. After all, everyone else is 1V1.

Han Xiang is sad that he doesn't work hard, and is angry that he doesn't fight. It's always hard to calm down! She is a maid, but she has no destiny as a heroine! The gentleness that the young master once liked has become difficult to accept after he no longer loves her. But if Han Xiang is not gentle and wants to fight and fight for it, will she have the confidence to do so? As gentle as she is, as delicate as she is, she noticed the young master's indifference as soon as they met. The young master's family is so condescending and unabashedly disgusted. In their eyes, she is just a woman who crawled into the young master's bed and had sex without a matchmaker. How did they give Han Xiang a chance? The question between her and the young master is not whether they love each other, but whether they are suitable. When the young master chooses to let go completely, can Han Xiang, who has been teased by fate, be brave again, and turn around and say goodbye to yesterday despite tears? Han Xiang has hurt the young master, but she is really not bad. She is just an ordinary and gentle woman. She hopes to be treated kindly by fate in the future life. I feel sorry for Han Xiang.

It's all a matter of chance, it's fate! Han Xiang loved the fourth young master humbly and cautiously. As long as she was a girl with an innocent family background, even an ordinary maid would not be so concerned about gains and losses. Leaving and running away may be the best way to love the young master in her heart, although it hurts a lot. We only see the fourth young master alone. Han Xiang relies on her longing for the young master and her courage as a mother to support herself. The young master waited for so many years and changed his mind before finding Han Xiang. Can you blame him? The young master is good at calculation. Maybe for him, nine years of waiting is all he can give. Loving Han Xiang is already tiring for him. There is a love that can be obtained easily, so he turned around, completely. So there is no such thing as eternal love and no regrets. Han Xiang ran with the ball. When he came back, the young master only wanted the ball, not his mother. Han Xiang, don't blame the young master. You and the young master are completely different. You are not bad enough. You did not pursue the young master desperately when the young master fell in love with you and you also loved the young master. Even if this would make the young master turn against his cherished family, you shed tears silently and left silently. You are too gentle! After so many years of pain, your lover finally married a well-matched woman. Your daughter calls someone else's mother. Use your last courage. Don't rely on this man to live a humble life. Enclosed in another courtyard, not counting the aunt, not counting the outer room, living alone until old age. Forget about the young master, he has changed his mind! Go out, your gentleness, your strength, and your beauty will be appreciated by others. Ordinary is true, find someone you finally dare to love boldly!

I finally finished reading it and I loved it so much~ But my only regret is Han Xiang. Actually, what I don't understand is Youyou. Han Xiang's love for her daughter is at least true. I don't understand why Youyou suddenly, quickly, and without any hesitation accepted the fact that her mother left her, and never expressed her desire to be with her mother. 9 Years, it's really awesome. Han Xiang is miserable both as a woman and as a mother. Sometimes I feel that this character may not need to appear like this. In order to achieve the maturity and change in Yuzhuo's heart, watching him love someone else, and his daughter calls someone else's mother... I don't want to talk about how rebellious and bad she was. Not everyone's love must be perfect, so it's hard to let go. As for Yuzhuo's final perfect he, in the presence of Han Xiang, it didn't make people excited. Still Jiayu and Longtu make people happy~

I really feel sorry for Han Xiang. It is difficult to change the character created by identity and growth environment. It is a bit uncomfortable to see no one understand except Jiujiu? Although I can understand that the main characters are Feng Yuzhuo's relatives, it is also a bit cruel to Han Xiang qwq. As for Yoyo, because she was pregnant in ten months and was not confident about Feng, I personally did not send the child to the Zhang family. I can understand it, but I feel that I have been dependent on each other for nearly ten years. Youyou doesn't have a deep feeling for her mother, but she is naturally close to the new relatives she comes into contact with (maybe it is a blood relationship?). Let Han Xiang live in Zhuangzi and watch his former lover and her love each other. The child is called the love rival mother. It is also very cruel to Han Xiang. It is better to just write it off and die happily QAQ

After reading it, I really felt like I bought the whole book in one go. The plot before entering V was very attractive to me, but after entering V, the plot was very average, there was even a bit of Mary Sue, and the heroine was basically lovable by everyone. The most uncomfortable thing is that the author's description of Han Xiang is really too self-righteous and too written from the perspective of the Zhang family. As a woman with a humble background and approaching Yuzhuo with purpose, Han Xiang does not have the noble background and large family support of Feng Qiao and Yingzhen. When Aunt Lan threatened Han Xiang to leave, Feng Qiao's laissez-faire attitude towards the matter had already shown that she did not want her son to be with Han Xiang. Yuzhuo didn't mention anything about Han Xiang's so-called planning for Han Xiang. In the end, he still blamed Han Xiang for not trusting him. In the end, Han Xiang had to let them know about Youyou's existence because of the Zhang family's affairs. The description here was really disgusting. The Zhang family only accepted Youyou and hated Han Xiang to the extreme. They all felt that she had hurt Yuzhuo and prevented Youyou from getting a good education. But why should the Zhang family blame Han Xiang? Under such circumstances, Han Xiang didn't know Yuzhuo's plan and couldn't feel the Zhang family's acceptance of her. Who wouldn't just walk away? In the end, Han Xiang not only had to accept Feng Qiaoyi's bossy accusations against her: she was not worthy of everything his son had done, and she did not have the courage to stand side by side with Zhang Shoufu, but she also had to face the fact that she was separated from her daughter. But Feng Qiao, have you ever thought about why you have the courage to stand side by side with Zhang Nianqing? It's because you come from a wealthy family and are worthy of Zhang Nianqing. The relationship between Zhang Nianqing and you has already been tested, so you can accompany her and him. And what about Han Xiang? However, as a maidservant, she was born in the Orchid Clan. Her status disadvantage made her unconfident. In addition, her relationship with Yuzhuo had not yet been tested, so it was completely normal for her to run away. But all this became unforgivable and unforgivable in the eyes of the Zhang family, just because she hurt Yuzhuo. So please think about it the other way around. The effects of force are mutual. Will Han Xiang feel better than Yuzhuo? Why did she have to be judged by the entire Zhang family? From Zhang Nianqing Feng Qiao to Zhang Longtu. The author's description of each chapter's family's reaction makes me sad. Isn't there someone who can offer Han Xiang a rebuttal from her perspective? Does everyone think that Han Xiang is unforgivable and must be separated from his daughter? The author's description of this character made me uncomfortable and sad, but the saddest one should be Han Xiang.

Ouch! I can't figure it out in my head, so I'll write more 5555

The writing is really good, it deserves to be more popular.

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