The Eldest Branch of the Rong Family

I finished reading it in one go, and I have to say that it is indeed more energy-saving than Princess Jian's book. That book was really suffocating, and this one is really relieving. But what I am still not satisfied with is Jia Hu's fate and results, such as what he was like when Queen Qianxiang died, such as when Jia Hu died, etc. I haven't read enough.

The writing is really good. It would be better if I could write about Red Mansions again.

After reading this chapter twice, I really have no sympathy for Lin Hong. The so-called deep love for Jia Yue is that he ran away in anger and deliberately died in the battle, leaving Jia Yue a widow, and at the same time made Jia Yue suffer all kinds of torture at the place of her mother-in-law Jia Min!! In this case, if you marry someone and deliberately make them a widow, what about Youhe Lishu? When Jia Yue finally turned around and wanted to have a good life with him, Lin Hong deliberately died in battle. Lin Hong's revenge was extremely cruel!!

After watching the episode for a long time, I guess I am not a very logical person. I am very curious, why don't you marry someone who is not from the Lin family? When I watched the extra episode, I felt like I was holding my breath and married into the Lin family. I stood there as if I was fighting for my breath with no one, but then I screamed and split my lungs after death to show that I still cared and cared for her. Isn't this distorting my own life? In my humble opinion, Miss Jia is actually quite arrogant. Her arrogance seems to be based on the golden thighs of her relatives. If I marry you, I don't care about your family, at least your eldest brother's wallflower style, but I will marry you. In fact, I don't need to pay much attention to your family, because I have an upright waist and can live on my own. I don't even care about my husband. I took the initiative to arrange my concubine. What else can you say about me--pity, the pity of a proud person, and then caused my own tragedy.

First of all, I would like to thank the author for writing such a novel. I finally made up my mind to write a review after I could bear to see the ending. I consider myself not the kind of person who can take one step and see ten steps, so out of the original intention of fully understanding the development of the story, I have not written a review until now. I hope the author can understand. The following is my opinion on the eldest princess. Everyone is welcome to discuss with me. The novel is about the 16th year of the eldest princess of Qilu. It can also be said that in her life, she was intrigued, wary, playing power, and lived a conscientious life (please allow me to use the word "cheng", I always felt that she did not want to live like this) a good niece and a virtuous eldest daughter-in-law. But in such a male-dominated background, even if there are thousands of grooves in the chest, it can't be used even one ten thousandth. But the eldest princess managed to find a way. Although this road was extremely difficult and dangerous, there were always people holding her back, and the person beside her who thought she was considerate also had her own ideas. To be honest, I feel sorry for such a woman, not because of her experiences, her difficulties, the hardships faced by her fate, or the injustice and distrust of her family members, but because she is unknown in this world. I remember when she had a showdown with the emperor, she said that she thought only the emperor understood her except Emperor Taizong, but this former prince did not understand, and why was his suspicion so chilling. The eldest princess is also a kind person. I am partial to her, so I magnify her advantages. If it were me, I might have given up long ago, but she still softened her heart towards her grandma, aunt, and prince's brother. Otherwise, why would she have been hurt again before she finally became cold-hearted and determined to leave here and go to the land of the most disgusting woman (for the eldest princess). I also thank the author for leaving an open ending, so that the eldest princess does not have to live under these shackles. She has her own persistence and pride, so she can live more freely! Let me write these first and let me think about it again to see if there is anything I want to share with the author and everyone. I plan to take a look at the second child and the eldest child that the author has carefully cultivated. I look forward to it.

After a year's absence, I'm back! I didn't expect that this article has been completed. When will the new article be released? I will always pay attention to you~

Although I don't like Hirohito, he still has a good relationship with his wife. Because Ryoko gave birth to several daughters, someone suggested that Hirohito marry several concubines, but he flatly refused. It should be said that several Japanese monarchs from Taisho to Reiwa were monogamous, and the relationship between husband and wife was very good. Speaking of which, let me change the topic. I read the sequel chapter before, and Han Ling made things difficult for Wu Yashi. It reminded me of the Japanese Empress Ryoko who often made things difficult for Michiko because she was born a commoner. The two are very similar.

The author divides men into three categories. Which category do you think Miura Yuka and Kimura Takuya belong to?

After seeing this, I really feel that the heroine's life only has four words. She is obviously extremely noble, and she is decisive in killing, but in the end, she is still enduring for Jia Hu, always enduring and compromising, while Jia Hu has never really protected the heroine for his family, cousin, Mrs. Wang, and Jia Zhen. On the contrary, they had frequent disputes, feeling that their family could obviously rely on the prince. The heroine obviously can stay neutral without getting involved, but when did these bullshit stop her? Jia Hu did his best for his family, but he could only do this to the heroine. Since my husband can't do it, then I will do it myself. As for feelings, I don't know whether it's worth it or not. Even if the case is raised with eyebrows, it's hard to settle the matter. Too many things, especially the queen's affairs, still make the heroine feel desperate and sad. What an unbearable situation her husband put her in for the so-called national conditions and his own selfishness. But he didn't feel that he was at fault, but became angry and angry. If Mrs. Zhang hadn't come to visit, who knows what kind of situation he would have been in. As for the person who was committed to each other when she was young, she is like this now, so she will regret it. Some things can never be turned back. It is not worth it to be for a man. The reason why it is worth it is because of these lovely children. My first love really loved her, but so what, she sang the piano and played the piano and had a group of children, so I never thought about my first love. I regret Jia Hu, he knows how pitiful and ridiculous he should be. She devoted herself to the royal family. Except for Emperor Taizong who was really good to her, others were just like this. Because of Yuanchun, she was deeply involved in it, but didn't the Jia family and Jia Hu also resent her? As a human being, don't live like a woman. A hundred years of happiness and suffering will be left to others.

Alas, he came back in the end and took care of the Jin family all his life.