The Empress and the Grand Princess

Oh, this ending made me cry to death. Except for the five years of separation, everything else can be considered the most perfect ending. It's still very uncomfortable, life is short, why waste five years in vain? If it wasn't an accident, I would really miss the rest of my life. The few words of the postscript make me feel more heartbroken than the entanglements over the previous twenty years. I don't know whether it's because I feel that time flies and people grow old, or because I couldn't travel around the world while we were young together. Being a king is really hard. Chu Huaimin will not stay in the palace for love, and King Qin will not force someone to stay and defy the world for love. They can only wait until they grow old and put down their identities before they can truly join hands.

How can I put it this way? When I first watched it halfway through, I felt like I was a little afraid to watch it, but I couldn't be too attracted to it and I finished it anyway. Before watching the extra chapter, I hoped to write a story about her two reincarnations. After watching the extra chapter, I felt that it was no longer necessary. After all, clouds will return to clouds, earth will return to earth, and everything that thousands of people want will finally come true.

This is a book worth pondering. National justice and love and hatred are intertwined and closely connected. The love between Qin Jihuang and Chu Huaimin is not pure. It contains Chu Huaimin's various complex emotions of national hatred and family death and the sacrifice of Chu's 70,000 soldiers. It also includes Qin Jihuang's insurmountable ditch between the country and her lover. If the two of them were born in a peaceful era, it would not be so difficult for the two of them to be together, but fate is such a fate. A king of Qin was born with the responsibility of unifying the world; a princess of Chu was responsible for the important task of defending Chu. Destiny made them meet in Chu State, and also made them fight against each other in Chu State. As expected, Song Rong responded: You two, one sky and one earth, will never be together unless the sky collapses and the earth collapses. I think the ending given by the author is reasonable. The two of them can only be together if they let go of their past and their responsibilities. When I first watched it, I thought Qin Jihuang was the happiest person, with the tolerance and doting of the little emperor's uncle, the indescribable love of the queen, talent, and martial arts. When I started to watch the end, I realized that no one in the whole drama was relaxed or innocent, from Qin Jiufeng, who was unwilling to love, who was willing to become a flag, to Dr. Li, a loyal and loyal doctor who dedicated his life to the country and the people and committed suicide in the end. In this dead game, everyone is a pawn. Qin Mingjing made me feel uneasy. I fell in love with the wrong person, but in the end I still chose to risk my own life to save him. Qin Mingjing was really miserable. There was a brother who loved her so much, but in the end he could only shoulder the mission of the country, travel far away, and become a dead chess... All in all, the author is great!

The book is a very good book. I can only say that it is too heavy to contain. The word "love" should not appear in it. It is too heavy.

2023.6.30, I will be sad if someone has not read this book

There is nothing wrong with aggression. The Yuan Dynasty also invaded foreign countries. Without war, there would be no unified territory of China today. But rob them all, burn them all, kill them all. Sanguang's atrocities after the Japanese invasion were wrong. Be it an invader or a monarch who treated the people like fish and meat, he was either good or evil.

I finally got to the ending. Readers have been following it intermittently, but I have always been thinking about this article, hahaha! How to put it, I have always felt that these two people have not been able to be together for most of their lives, missing a lot of sweetness, and it will be regretful. Now that I saw this postscript, I suddenly figured out that Qin Jihuang could not abandon the country for Chu Huaimin, because the country is also Qin Jihuang's responsibility, and he sacrificed that. There are so many people, Prime Minister Li, the little emperor's uncle (I still can't get over these two people)... And so many people, so many women are waiting for the New Deal, waiting for liberation. Qin Jihuang has shouldered so much, how can she live up to it, and Chu Huaimin can only survive and live better if she leaves the deep palace. The two people meet once a year, and decades pass. The Qin Dynasty has come to a prosperous age, and Qin Jihuang has a successor. At this time, the responsibilities of the two people are truly relieved. The two people, who are so light, can finally travel around the world and stay together forever. I really love this ending. I don't know why. I just felt that after seeing the somewhat childish conversation between the two people in the postscript, I just felt that "May you wander for half your life and come back as a young man." I have never felt this sentence so clearly. The two people's hearts are still hot, and they can still warm each other for the rest of their lives. I really like it very much. This book is really great. I am very grateful to the author. I have always wanted to read such powerful articles, but I rarely find satisfactory ones. Thank you. I don't know how to praise people, my Chinese is not good, and I don't know how to write long reviews, but please believe that I really like this book! ! ! ! ! Finally, I wish Qin Jihuang Chu Huaimin to live long and the water will flow forever. I hope the author will get better and better, I love you! ! !

Leave a mark. I really like this article and will probably read it again in the future. The female characters such as the Little Emperor Uncle, Li Xiang, and the Queen Mother are so brilliant. Especially the Queen Mother. Although there is not much description about her, she only has a few words and a hero emerges vividly on the page. I really like the attitude of the Queen Mother: "If you win, you will be famous forever, but if you lose, you will lose a handful of loess." It is so charming to never look back and never regret. Of course, King Qin and Princess Chu also have an ideal ending in this book. What the previous generation failed to achieve, they have achieved it. In fact, I was always on tenterhooks while watching it, fearing that one of the two would fall in love, abandon the country, close their eyes and not care about anything. Fortunately, they did not forget the responsibilities of high positions. They couldn't help themselves but there was nothing they could do about it. Huaimin is a good name. What impressed me most was what the princess said to the little emperor's uncle. She didn't want to return to the country because she didn't want to let the world ignite war again. This plot treatment perfectly fits her name. As for the King of Qin, although she was straightforward and passionate, she risked her own life many times for love, but she never forgot her mission as the emperor, to unify the world, be a wise king, and endure the loneliness of being alone. Fortunately, the author gave the King of Qin and Princess Chu a consummation in the end, allowing them to reunite after completing their respective missions and spend the rest of their lives together. If I were to say my only regret, it might be that Princess Chu's talent did not leave much record in the history books. It is a pity that she only left her name as Princess Chu. Although she doesn't care personally, as a reader I do. She should have shined in the history books...

I cried when I saw it. Although the ending is together, the text is too sad

Queen Mother Wei is really crazy