The Woman Who Birthed an Empire: Hilger Von Marendorf

I like Hilde, such a woman is so outstanding

CP also loves Yinying, and I love her too. Tanaka Ogami kills everyone, and the women he writes seem to be born to become widows. Those who have a good ending are basically the supporting characters who appear only a few times. Well, Mrs. Mittermeier loves Xie Fanglin, and later Julian's official partner, Cobb's illegitimate daughter Catrotet. Anything with heavy ink and color is miserable. Seeing the memories of Friedricha after Yang Wen-li died, it made people heartbroken and tearful. She is a loser because for her, Yang is her life partner and sweetheart; Hilde is slightly luckier than her in that Reinhardt is more of her boss and she can continue her political ideals. However, I still have a lot of resentment towards Tanaka Ogami, who killed the Admiral of the Op family, and I look forward to watching him fill the big hole in Titania in my lifetime~~

I also like her. In this work with men as the protagonists, she is one of the few women who is eye-catching. It's just that there is no official history about her at all~~Tanaka can't write works centered on women~~I think~~It's a pity.

Yeah, I like Hilde too!

I just wandered here casually, haha, and I had a few words of discussion when I met a fellow Yinying person. Hilde himself has very good qualities, and his personality and abilities are very dazzling. I like her very much. But in the long plot, Hilde itself never played a constructive role, except for giving birth to and raising children, and later having to listen to politics from behind the curtain, but that only existed in Lao Tian's imagination. Hilde's political talent has always been emphasized by Tanaka, but throughout the entire book, her only substantive achievement is to join Reinhardt before others took refuge in him before he could grasp the overall situation. But unfortunately, apart from this, her family has no substantive role in Reinhardt's struggle for power. It has only symbolic meaning, just like the decorative lace in Reinhardt's long record of martial arts, which is dispensable. Therefore, even if this woman is so outstanding, she can only become a queen in Tanaka's work, which is called "a political elementary school textbook." Haha, of course this article is not about how naive and unreasonable Tanaka's political thinking is, so I won't mention it here. It's strange. Tanaka, an old man, is very good at depicting characters and sensationalizing. I don't know why but he can't write about love. Every time, he makes it awkward and stiff. Yang and Fei are better, but forget about Xi and Luo... I feel that Tanaka is an absolute male chauvinist. He is the kind who respects women on the surface, but in fact thinks that women are historical embellishments. In short, Hilde is a vase, an exquisite and expensive Yuanqinghua, nothing more...

Hilde is the only dazzling woman in the book, right? It feels like Shangyang Willy's lieutenant is just a foil...

I like Hilde, I like this kind of smart and strong woman. I don't think Tanaka is as good at writing about women as Lao Jin, at least there is not a single female character in Jin's novels that I like, but I like both Hilde and Anne Roger in Silver Mile.

Well, I just finished watching "Palace" and had nothing to do, so I wandered around. I don't have any strong feelings for Hilde. Tanaka is not as good as Lao Jin when he writes about women, so except for Yakushiji, everything is quite lackluster. However, this is really not the fault of the character itself. Looking at Mr. Taiwei's comments, I basically agree. The only thing I want to say is, does no one think that Hilde actually looks like Hillary?

Clap your hands, applaud! For Eun-young's future~~