(The Li Family, Generation Two) Change and growth have always been one's own responsibility. That's especially true for someone as slow-witted as Liang Aman, for whom each moment of growth is a painful transformation.
Completed novel: The White Jade Fan, the story of Li Cixuan and his unrequited love
Completed novel: Song Yao, the story of Li Ciyan's parents
Contest entry reason: Liang Aman starts out as the daughter of an ordinary family and steadily grows, relying on her own abilities to turn her fortunes around and become the ruler of the imperial harem. Her journey fits the theme of "Growth and Reversal."
Theme: Liang Aman's journey to turn her life around
Song Yao is locked up? I have a clear idea of the whole Li family story, but I still have some questions. 1. Is Prince Fu the son of Song Yao and the Crown Prince, so the later emperors didn't like him? Liang Amanli mentioned that Song Yao was buried? 2. The children of King Jing are blessed with many children, and the children of Yushan are blessed with many blessings. How come both children fell into Wang Wen's hands? Why did Wang Wen kill the young Duofu? Was it intentional or was it a monk's bad habit? 3. Why did the emperor make Duofu the crown prince? This later royal family had no children. In addition to being physically mutilated, was Aman also tampered with? 4. Wang Yongfa and Shun Lai were not the same group. He hinted that Liang Aman had killed Shun Lai. 5. Many people in it are tragedies, such as King Fu and Yushan. The most tragic one is Duofu. It seems that no one loves him at all. The author's writing is very beautiful and rhythmic, making it fascinating to read. Every time I read the last scene of "The White Jade Fan", when Xie Yushan looks into the Weeping Valley from afar, my tears will well up. Come on! Many people in Jinjiang may be impatient, but beautiful words and interesting ideas will not be buried!
Why is Song Yao locked? I have figured out some clues from these books. Is the child born to Song Yao a lucky king, so he is not liked by the emperor? But in terms of age and order, it doesn't feel like it. King Jing's children are blessed with many children, and Xie Yushan's children are blessed with many blessings, but why did this child fall into Wang Wen's hands? Why did Wang Wen want to hurt him and make him sterile? Is it to avenge King Jing and Princess Jing?
After reading so many novels for so many years, some of them are heartbreaking. But generally the ending is quite satisfactory. But Aman... Why is all I am left with pain... After reading this, my heart felt empty. Isn't happiness too short-lived? How desolate... Author Even if you leave a plant emperor for Aman! The emperor is so pitiful! Why not give them both a chance to be happy? Madam, Madam, I am so worried. I don't even want to read your other articles. You're so... Oooooooooo
It's really dumbfounding to omit the 20 crosses here. Is 20 crosses enough?
By chance, Li Hechong is indeed the child of Aman and King Jing!
Shunlai is Aman's child? The ending was too sudden and not handled in a reasonable and natural way. It was too sudden and uncomfortable to watch. The emperor also died suddenly.
Did Bai Yueguang Cinnabar Moles and her children hide their names and run away?
It seems that King Jing is not the male protagonist, or is there no male protagonist?
Does the three chapters of calling the author mean that the Concubine De's family calls for the eldest son, the crown prince, to be the eldest son, the mother, the queen?
Throw one in to express my love for you, just like the surging river, and like the Yellow River flooding out of control! Aim! Emission! The author greatly captures my deep love for you!