A Woman of the Ming Dynasty

To all the female compatriots who read this book: First, the heroine has no golden finger. In other words, her only golden finger is herself, her personal wisdom, determination, forbearance and courage. There is no such thing as a male protagonist who is obedient and has a high position of power and must be hers. It's awesome, the supernatural system master Golden Finger doesn't exist either. The only secret for the heroine to come back from adversity is her personal decision-making and compromise. Second, she has different identities and backgrounds in different worlds - village girl, lady, prostitute, princess, princess. Each identity faces different dilemmas. It does not mean that a strong background can make these dilemmas easier to solve. When she was a princess, she faced the dilemma of her husband being a lecherous and mentally retarded man who could easily make mistakes and harm the family. When she was a village girl, she faced the dilemma of her family constantly trying to suck out her bone marrow and sell her by the pound. Moreover, the legal environment at the time fully guaranteed her family's rights to plunder and exploit her. When she was a prostitute, no prince or noble son fell in love with her at first sight and let her go out innocently. When she was a princess, she faced the dilemma that the Ming Dynasty was about to run out of power. Third, regarding the no cp advertised in the copywriting, I want to tell those so-called germaphobes that this no cp does not mean that the heroine is a virgin from beginning to end, but that the heroine has never really fallen in love with anyone from beginning to end. She has had husbands, but she had different reasons for getting along with those so-called husbands. One of them got married semi-forced to get her wealth, and kept a concubine after marriage, coveted her property, and was always on guard against plotting against her. The heroine made up her mind to take revenge the moment she was forced to get married. Can these two people be considered CPs? Others are lustful, ugly, stupid, and have countless concubines. Some pretend to be infatuated to get help based on her talent, but actually keep concubines behind her back. Some say they love her deeply but take it for granted that they have three wives and four concubines. The heroine's attitude towards these people is to obtain the parts of this marriage that are of value to her, so that she can live a safer and freer life. Fourth, the heroine is a rational creature. No matter what situation she is in, her first goal is to survive and live in a better direction, even if she has to pay the price of her body and marriage. She will help those she feels are worthy of help, doing her best and within her ability. She would never embarrass her concubines, or disdain to fight with them. She would also compete for her husband's heart, but not for the so-called true love, but because it would give her a higher status in the family, gain power through a higher status, gain the ability to control her own environment, and thus ensure her own safety. She showed me the true queen. People who reach the top of their lives in good times are also worthy of admiration, but I admire those guys who can win against a bad hand without gold fingers. This is the true natural queen, self-reliant and self-reliant.

After many years, this is still the only historical time-travel novel that can be compared with "The Phoenix Crosses the Remnant" and "The Choice of Destiny" in my heart. The changes made by the heroine are completely reasonable. Without Golden Finger Mary Sue, I even felt that it was a bit beautifying the late feudal society.

Concubine Wan Gui is really poisonous, carrying a ghost baby on her back, but the author has no brainwashing? Do you want to share the burden for her?

The chapter on Concubine Wan Gui is the only failure of this article. We cannot forgive someone who attacks a pregnant woman and her infant son, no matter how much she suffers and hates her. Speaking of which, I have several major grievances about the history of the Ming Dynasty: 1. Why did Zhu Yuanzhang let his step-brother Zhu Yunwen become the emperor's grandson instead of his original wife's legitimate son? 2. After the Yingzong restoration, those who did wrong must pay the price and correct themselves, but what about the facts? After the restoration, the Yingzong still used treacherous ministers to consolidate his position. One of his favored ministers framed the mother and son of a vassal prince in order to show his authority. Even if the investigation revealed that the accusation was false, he still demanded the death of the vassal prince in the name of "suspiciousness." All the princes in the court and the public opposed it. The Yingzong was as fatuous as ever and could not bear the sadness of his "loving minister", and finally forcibly executed the mother and son. The vassal prince was King Ning. Later, King Ning's rebellion was really reasonable. 3. Xiaozong died out. Why was the best emperor of the Ming Dynasty so unlucky? He died early and his wife was tortured to death by his successor emperor. 4. Tianqi should not be emperor. His brother Chongzhen is not capable of being emperor. Why should Tianqi become emperor if his father takes medicine randomly and has no idea? Judging from what King Fu did later, he was not a good emperor either. In the end of the struggle over the foundation of the country, all the people elected were scum.

If it were Wu Zetian, I could still admire her ambition and ability. This is the true disbelief in fate. As for Wan Zhen'er, huh? Does she have any value that can be discussed? A twisted woman does not rely on a man's favor in the end.

An excellent article. The heroine is reborn from adversity again and again, relying entirely on her own wisdom. She does not need the "true love" of a powerful man, and there is no greasy and crooked emotional line. Be it husband, family, or sexual relationship, everything is a choice based on weighing the pros and cons. The heroine is always pursuing personal freedom and will not stop because of the so-called "true love." The most important thing is that the author really understands people's hearts. A man's love for a woman can never be pure, because the basis is disrespect. The initially beautiful love, friendship, and family ties will eventually change. The only person a person can absolutely trust is himself.

I think the writing of history is written by the victors, for example, the beacon fire drama of the princes' praise. I don't believe that a woman without any human rights will be as traumatic as a woman who is easily satisfied. She can tease people in a country without having an IQ online. I can only say that this woman conforms to the settings of some power seekers at that time. She has an identity that can be splashed with dirty water, and the woman is also very beautiful. At that time, the woman was still very beautiful, but the person at fault should bear the blame that she should not bear. It ruined a "stable and peaceful country". Who knows whether it is stable and peaceful? It's been thousands of years, I haven't experienced it, and I'm not an eyewitness. A small country will never be peaceful if you think about it, it is a paradise for conquerors. If you put the blame on beautiful women, they won't bear the side effects of the war? Who knows? So who knows whether Concubine Wan Gui is so vicious? Still not an eyewitness, I hate women so much. If others smear you, and you don't know how to argue, you will just follow what others say. I know why men have been the sovereign for thousands of years. If I don't have the brain, why was I born a woman? Women are synonymous with IQ. Words such as shrew, resentful woman, ****, etc. Have all disappeared in reality. Let's talk about the victims in ancient times. Female compatriots hurt each other, let men watch the drama! ! !

I saw so many people scolding Concubine Wan Gui upstairs. Let me tell you what I think of Concubine Wan Gui. She is an admirable person. Many people criticized her methods. She just couldn't help herself and wanted to survive in the palace. Clean people will not survive until the end. And if you fall in love with the wrong person, she can be said to be the emperor's adoptive mother. The emperor's adoptive mother and the emperor's concubine. The former is enough to enjoy for the rest of your life, but the latter is extremely risky and may not end well. She chose the latter, which shows that she really loves the emperor deeply, but it is a pity that the emperor is not worthy of her love.

Very disappointed? I've always liked Da Da's novels, but the final whitewashing of Concubine Wan Gui was particularly hard to accept. Is it enough for a person who harmed pregnant women and babies to be cleansed?

I cannot be such a woman, I have no perseverance, no perseverance, and poor self-control. I envy such people.