Cheng Zhi: Your Majesty, Your Majesty, Xuanwu mistreats the men, and Baihu bullies the babies. I hate them so much!
Emperor Ming: Destroy them!
Cheng Zhi: Your Majesty, Your Majesty, someone has impeached me!
Emperor Ming: Who? Exile them to an island to feed the fish!
A matriarchal world, told from the male lead's perspective. Not fantasy, not angst.
This is the story of the royal court's crew, led by Emperor Ming, conquering the realm, and of a group of men, led by the male protagonist, fighting for their rights.
The female lead is powerful, gentle, beautiful, and amorous. The male lead is diligent, capable, kind, and devoted.
For what happens after they unite the realm, see Xue Kaiyue's extra story, "Pomegranate Blossoms in Full Bloom." The extra story is already 250,000 words long, so enjoy it without worry.
Theme: Everyone should strive to shine, do their best, and work together in harmony.
I can't stand it anymore. It's not that the author didn't write well, but that I sympathized too much with Jiang Cheng. The author writes from the perspective of a person who was not favored in the harem because of his dull appearance and personality and his deep emotional inferiority. I sympathize so much with Jiang Cheng. You said you shouldn't write emotional dramas if you want to keep pursuing your career. It's so frustrating to write emotional dramas. I'll cry to death. Moreover, Emperor Ming didn't favor Jiang Cheng. Although Jiang Cheng liked Emperor Ming a little, it wasn't much of a true love. I think it was more that Jiang Cheng regarded the emperor as a tool to realize his career, so I always saw him working diligently and tirelessly on government affairs. And even though he tried so hard, he didn't see the emperor paying much attention to him. Many things were caused by Jiang Cheng, and the emperor didn't promote him much. He punished him if he wanted, and he didn't care about Jiang Cheng's face. As soon as he became an official, he was higher than Jiang Cheng. Jiang Cheng has felt like a joke for more than ten years. I feel so uncomfortable. Why arrange such a harem status for Jiang Cheng, let's get together and be separated, just be a monarch and a minister without those emotions, how nice it would be. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, let Jiang Cheng go (?_?)
Emperor Ming in Pomegranate Flower is so scumbag, which gives people the illusion that Emperor Ming has always been such a scumbag to Jiang Cheng, but Emperor Ming's attitude towards Jiang Cheng in Jiang Xiangxiang is very different from that in Pomegranate Flower. In Jiangxiang Chapter, Emperor Ming has always been very proactive, gentle and considerate in trying to repair her relationship with Jiang Cheng, and be a gentle wife in front of Jiang Cheng to repay her debt to Jiang Cheng. But Jiang Cheng is a giving personality and cautious. She found that not only could she not repay her debt, but she owed more and more. By this chapter, if Jiang Cheng really did it, she would still owe him the kindness of risking his life. The debt snowballed. Emperor Ming simply gave him a son and a position, unilaterally announced that her debt to Jiang Cheng had been paid off, and then reduced her emotional exchanges with Jiang Cheng. Jiang Cheng gradually fell out of favor after giving birth to Yonghe.
Jiang Cheng, Emperor Ming, Qin Ying 1. Let's talk about Qin Ying first. Qin Ying's view on the entanglement between the three people is that what I want (Jiang Cheng's love) is something that Emperor Ming has at his fingertips, but he doesn't cherish it at all. She is very worried about this, more because of this "not cherishing it". In a sense, Emperor Ming's attitude towards Jiang Cheng formed an unintentional humiliation towards Qin Ying. 2. Let's talk about Jiang Cheng. Jiang Cheng fell in love with Emperor Ming before he fully understood her. What he liked was her benevolence, justice and kindness, the moment she spoke up to save him. However, this is only one side of Emperor Ming's character. Because it is one-sided, it needs to be filled in by imagination and guesswork. Emperor Ming in Jiang Cheng's spiritual world was built up by Jiang Cheng's beautiful imagination of Emperor Ming and Emperor Ming's attitude towards him in reality. Therefore, Jiang Cheng's early love for Emperor Ming was both stable and fragile. 3. Jiang Cheng emotionally admires the strong and pities the weak (as did Emperor Ming). Jiang Cheng once made a bold show of love for Emperor Ming who showed vulnerability (the time he was interrupted by Dong Yunfei), and his heart fell in love with Emperor Ming at that moment. Not only because Emperor Ming's fragility reduced Jiang Cheng's fear of the strict imperial power, but also because it may have given Jiang Cheng a sense of security. Emperor Ming's harem was full of talents, including his childhood sweethearts and his young generals. Young and beautiful people are young and beautiful, but not young and beautiful, so Jiang Cheng often feels that he is not needed by Emperor Ming, and the harem can do without him, and there is no sense of security. When Jiang Cheng got along with the weaker Ming Emperor, he was more relaxed and felt that he had room to perform. 4. Emperor Ming was serious about trying to keep Jiang Cheng, not because she suddenly discovered that she loved Jiang Cheng deeply, but because she suddenly discovered that Jiang Cheng had thoughts of leaving her and no longer loved her as much as before. So she decided to make Jiang Cheng fall in love with her again. 5. After Jiang Cheng loved Emperor Ming to a certain extent, he felt guilty towards Emperor Ming because of his engagement with Qin Ying. At this stage, he did not dare and would not care about whether Emperor Ming loved him or not. As his guilt gradually disappeared, he began to think about whether Emperor Ming loved him or not. 6. Chapter 93 of "Pomegranate Flowers", Emperor Ming complained that Jiang Cheng had a bad temper, but Jiang Cheng said that he only wanted to be a monarch and a minister. Emperor Ming felt that Jiang Cheng was only angry with the words "he has a big temper and is not easy to coax", so after coaxing him, the matter was perfectly resolved. But Jiang Cheng was actually accumulating things over time at that time, and he just couldn't bear it anymore at that point. So after Chapter 10, Emperor Ming became angry with Jiang Cheng. 7. In Jiang Cheng's eyes, Emperor Ming was sometimes his crush and sometimes his wife. He never clearly distinguished between the two. How Jiang Cheng evaluates Emperor Ming depends on how he views Emperor Ming. When he regarded Emperor Ming as his wife, he was a ruthless wife. When he regarded Emperor Ming as his crush, it meant that no matter how much he loved someone else, he was not qualified to ask her to love him. 8. If Jiang Cheng and Emperor Ming were not husband and wife, Jiang Cheng would still love Emperor Ming, and his love for Emperor Ming would be less but purer. Jiang Cheng's feelings for Emperor Ming were partly due to the wife-husband filter, and he often thought of her to comfort his loneliness. However, Jiang Cheng regarded his love for Emperor Ming as a medicine to cure his loneliness. However, his special relationship with Emperor Ming - a nominal couple relationship in a different place and unrequited love - made this relationship unable to have an effective healing effect on the soul. In fact, the existence of Emperor Ming made Jiang Cheng even more lonely. Because Emperor Ming could not accompany Jiang Cheng, Jiang Cheng was not allowed to find someone else to accompany him. Because they are husband and wife, love cannot be used as a medicine to relieve loneliness, but becomes a poison that causes loneliness.
Proud and flamboyant, high-spirited, young and energetic Chengcheng has been smoothed out.
The old acquaintances of the Ning family and Chengcheng are very good to Chengcheng, and they are always willing to let him go when they meet.
It would be better if Chengcheng and Emperor Ming didn't look at each other. I feel like he would be freer.
Ah ah ah ah ah, Jiang Xiang's book has finally been updated 😭
Why didn't you summon Chengcheng when he came back?
It's so casual, there's no ceremonial atmosphere.
This shows Gu's greed. As a businessman in that era, he himself was not educated.