Ancient-Era Fear of One's Wife Syndrome

I don't think Wei Shao was miserable either. He was the first and the second emperor for the first time, and he had wives and concubines by his side, and he had children and daughters at his knees. He clearly promised the heroine that he would be single-minded throughout his life, but he left her with the feeling that "the husband wants to marry his concubine". In fact, I secretly felt that he had failed the heroine. Looking at the male protagonist, he was deceived and broke off the engagement in his previous life, and his life was miserable. His father was murdered and his mother was forced to do so. His uncle stared at him and his grandmother turned a blind eye. He was despised and suppressed by the emperor. He finally had a chance to rise to power with the right prince, but in the end he was sold to the enemy. It was so miserable. Although the male protagonist in the plot puts revenge before his wife and children, there is always a feeling that the male protagonist does not love the female protagonist that much, but with such a tragic life experience, revenge is his obsession, and I think it is understandable.

It was good that he meant it when he said that.

Wei Shao is indeed a tragic character. Empress Dowager Zhu is really decisive in doing things.

My younger brother is the real master!

It was a little weird to read the context. I thought it was a farming novel at first.

Watching Wei Shao's extra episode made me burst into tears, ugh

The male protagonist is quite miserable, but his father deserves to die. He kept flirting with tigers for thirty or forty years before he was killed by the emperor. He just pitied his wife and children.

I caught up on it after it was finished. I like this story. Spread the flowers!

Very good! Finally finished reading

Been busy for a while, is it over yet? ! Well, this is my first article in Jinjiang, to commemorate it.