[Three Kingdoms] I Married That Chancellor

To be honest, I don't understand the difference between whether you are married or not and whether you have a male lover or not. No matter how much you don't want to have children and fall in love, everyone has sexual needs, right? Wouldn't it be nice to find some beautiful male pets to keep and play with. So even if such a dashing and heroic woman in a high position will be constrained by the male-female sexual moral constraints in society, this has always troubled me, and it is also the reason why I rarely read ancient sayings. After all, monogamy is already a gift, let alone accepting beautiful men as husbands and wives at will, even if you become an emperor.

But this article really doesn't please both the historical drama and the feminist perspective (look to the sky, except for fans of the original Prime Minister like me...

Although the article is not as sweet as I imagined, the author's writing is also very good. Writing the article from the perspective of the female protagonist will probably weaken the male protagonist, or the entire article will be too romantic and romantic, and it will not be written in a serious drama style, but the author handled it very well in this article. Although I was very unhappy with the ending, I could accept it.

I feel like the sweetest thing in the story is hearing the Prime Minister call the heroine the queen, and I can imagine a scene about raping a common girl every minute.

No, I can't breathe. I can't read too much history. It makes me feel empty after reading it.

From Kong Ming... No, from the time Chanjuan died, she started crying. It feels like that period of history was really cruel. Kong Ming's last words were also filled with tears... Allow me to slow down...

I can't tell whether it's good or bad, the author's writing style can't tell, but. . . Is it really hard to calm down?

How to put it this way, at first I thought it was a sweet drama, but it was actually looking for sugar among the shards of glass. It does not mean that there is no emotion, but emotion has become the most important thing to give up in front of the world. I feel sorry for this ending, but it seems to be the most reasonable ending. In the end, I still want to say that I feel sorry for Brother Liang. After all, my male god, I still hope for a better ending.

To be honest, the first half seems ordinary, similar to other cool stories. It gets better after Chanjuan becomes king and emperor. The inner journey of the lonely family is particularly wonderful. The treatment of Zhuge Liang in the end is simply amazing.

If you don't know yourself well enough, you won't be able to defeat the thieves. If you can revive the Han Dynasty, you can receive ten lives, but it will be worse than Jiuye. I really don't think he is an old-fashioned person, and I don't think he has such connotation and trepidation when he is a child. Bei and Liang should both be considered sensible people.