The original title of this book was Once We Met by the Inkstone.
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"Who says this realm can't belong to the people, or to me? Who let this realm fall into ruin? Who dared lay a hand on my realm?"
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Shen Yan spent her days slacking until she came of age, then hurriedly married before her cover could be blown.
From the tranquil corner of Jiangnan to the war-torn north, she did her best to live quietly like a lazy fish.
Even though her marriage wasn't of her choosing, and her husband's family had strict rules, she felt she could handle it all peacefully. But then her mother-in-law told her to lead by example and follow the Admonitions for Women, making her a model for all women everywhere--
Shen Yan: I really can't do that.
In this age, heroes battled for supremacy, and the common people were displaced, never knowing if they would live to see the next day. And yet the cultural world was still preaching obedience and submission, still insisting on Confucianism as the sole doctrine!
All the Hundred Schools of Thought, step forward!
Let's start with farming. Let's start with making sure everyone has enough to eat!
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Back when Cui Cen wanted to marry Shen Yan, the people of the north had curled their lips in disdain:
"My lord, you'd better think it over!"
Marrying someone so utterly ordinary would do nothing for his cause. Besides, a melon forced off the vine won't taste sweet!
Later, the people of the north, who had benefited so much from her, watched their ruler grow ever more ruthless and bloodthirsty. They were on the verge of tears, trembling with fear, and desperately missing Lady Shen.
The cruelest thing in the world isn't never having had someone.
After crossing countless rivers and mountains and searching the whole land, when Cui Cen finally found that person, his eyes blazing with fury, he pulled her into his arms--
"Shen Yan!"
"Between the realm and you, I have an impossible choice to make. Others might not be able to do it, but what makes you think I can't?"
It's having once held you in my arms, only to nearly lose you again.
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Recommended completed novel by a friend: A Pledge of Mountains and Rivers by August Glutinous Rice Cake. A strong female lead, a cast of brilliant minds, and a thrilling, sweet story from beginning to end! So good!
Recommended completed novel by the author: The Grand Marshal's Secret, reborn ten years later.
Theme: Keep striving! Hard work is what brings the dawn!
Have you abandoned the article? If so, please tell me. Sisters, don't let your youth be delayed.
Why bother to clear Ban Zhao's name?
When she wrote this book, the queen mother in power was Deng Sui. She was the first female politician in the Eastern Han Dynasty. She stabilized the foundation of the Eastern Han Dynasty during a period of frequent natural disasters. She also promoted co-educational education and the participation of female officials in politics. You can find out her specific achievements by yourself. She is a powerful female politician with very feminine ideas.
When such a person is in power and writes such a book advocating that women should be humble and self-protective, why not think about who Ban Zhao is dissing?
I asked Ban Zhao whether her book would have been published during the lifetime of Empress Dowager Deng.
On the contrary, after the death of Empress Dowager Deng, the useless Dim Sum Emperor An of the Han Dynasty came to power. Although Emperor An was the emperor, he had been deprived of power for many years (he was not He Di's child, he was adopted). He secretly hated the Deng family, but openly could not do anything to the Empress Dowager Deng, so the concept of female commandments became widely spread.
Ban Zhao is the most typical Confucian disciple, and he kneels calmly in the face of power. She would cooperate with whatever Emperor Han'an wanted to do with Empress Dowager Deng's posthumous reputation.
From a personal perspective, one can understand her weakness. But with a jewel like Deng Sui in front of me, looking at her just makes me feel sick and disgusting. No matter how good such a character is, it is all in vain.
Oh my god, the article I followed when I was in college has been updated again now that I have been working for four or five years. So it will be updated stably [Star Eyes]
It's really a pity for people who haven't read this book. I think there are only a few thousand collectors, which is much better than those written by authors who have collected tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands. I learned about this book from the introduction recommended by others. Fortunately, I didn't miss it.
It makes people's mouths curl up~
I looked through my favorites, and it was updated again... When I saw this, I urged an update!
I collected this book when I was in college. I thought it was unfinished, but I didn't expect it to be re-serialized. I hope I can see the ending this time.
It has been in my favorites for 6.7 Years, hoping to see the end, fighting
Have you abandoned the article? If so, please tell me. Sisters, don't let your youth be delayed.
Why bother to clear Ban Zhao's name? When she wrote this book, the queen mother in power was Deng Sui. She was the first female politician in the Eastern Han Dynasty. She stabilized the foundation of the Eastern Han Dynasty during a period of frequent natural disasters. She also promoted co-educational education and the participation of female officials in politics. You can find out her specific achievements by yourself. She is a powerful female politician with very feminine ideas. When such a person is in power and writes such a book advocating that women should be humble and self-protective, why not think about who Ban Zhao is dissing? I asked Ban Zhao whether her book would have been published during the lifetime of Empress Dowager Deng. On the contrary, after the death of Empress Dowager Deng, the useless Dim Sum Emperor An of the Han Dynasty came to power. Although Emperor An was the emperor, he had been deprived of power for many years (he was not He Di's child, he was adopted). He secretly hated the Deng family, but openly could not do anything to the Empress Dowager Deng, so the concept of female commandments became widely spread. Ban Zhao is the most typical Confucian disciple, and he kneels calmly in the face of power. She would cooperate with whatever Emperor Han'an wanted to do with Empress Dowager Deng's posthumous reputation. From a personal perspective, one can understand her weakness. But with a jewel like Deng Sui in front of me, looking at her just makes me feel sick and disgusting. No matter how good such a character is, it is all in vain.
Oh my god, the article I followed when I was in college has been updated again now that I have been working for four or five years. So it will be updated stably [Star Eyes]
It's really a pity for people who haven't read this book. I think there are only a few thousand collectors, which is much better than those written by authors who have collected tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands. I learned about this book from the introduction recommended by others. Fortunately, I didn't miss it.
It makes people's mouths curl up~
I looked through my favorites, and it was updated again... When I saw this, I urged an update!
I collected this book when I was in college. I thought it was unfinished, but I didn't expect it to be re-serialized. I hope I can see the ending this time.
It has been in my favorites for 6.7 Years, hoping to see the end, fighting
Damn, why is there no update?
Dad, I've been watching, come on