The Palace of Eternal Life

[The following comments only focus on this article, please mark them out if you feel uncomfortable] No, those in the comment section were angry, dissatisfied, and disgusted because Yunyang became a gay wife. Let me ask you, are you Yunyang? Are you really angry because Yunyang married a man you don't like, and that man is gay? It was obvious that Yunyang himself in the article was not angry with them, but was just a little unhappy when hearing their confessions. But in fact, she has always had speculations, and she can be regarded as turning a blind eye. Moreover, Yunyang didn't attach much importance to this marriage. To put it bluntly, she didn't care at all (at least because of face). In that era, she would get married sooner or later, and she might meet someone who really liked her again, but the greater possibility was to marry someone who didn't love her, and then be trapped in the back house for the rest of her life. The back house with a better family tradition can still be peaceful, but if there are a bunch of three wives and four concubines making a fuss there, it will really not be as good as it is now. But in fact, these are just Schrödinger-style futures, and no one knows where the future will go. At least He Heyuan will give her enough respect and won't restrain her. Isn't this bad? Both parties do not bother each other and both have their own benefits. And I think that the reason why the phenomenon of "married wives" is hated is because the wife loves her husband, but the husband likes a man and cheats on her? While I don't like it, I still want to continue the family lineage. I also hate this kind of people and behavior. But if we are just discussing this article, is it a bit too much to scold He Heyuan in the comment area of ​​this article? When studying history, we should also pay attention not to just use modern thinking to look at and comment on ancient events. Nowadays, a group of people only use their own ideas to speculate and attack wantonly. Yunyang needs your sympathy (I'm not scolding everyone, I'm talking about those who bully her with "Yunyang ×××"). She is an arrogant and domineering but a bit proud princess (no derogatory meaning, the wording may be inappropriate). She loves Yue, and therefore does not want to admit that she killed Yue. This also destined that she would not finish him so easily, so marrying He was also the most acceptable thing for her. What right do outsiders have to comment on consensual matters? If "you" feel that you have to have children to be perfect, then hurry up and don't make yourself unhappy.

After reading this article, I really don't like those gay men who are in private marriages. What does it mean that Yunyang is burdened by stigma? Do you want to help her by marrying her? Please, after you get married, you can still hook up with your sweetheart, but you also want to expose it to outsiders and embarrass a princess in Yunyang. Is this called gang? Don't you just bully Yunyang for not having a lover and no royal support? So thick-skinned!

Deep love is not easy, that's all

There are not many good people left.

There are not many good people left.

True love is invincible is a joke, but deep love is indeed a good word.

True love is invincible is a joke, but deep love is indeed a good word.

This article was written a few years ago, so I'm going to read it again now. In fact, many people accused them of not marrying princesses, co-wives and so on. . . But looking at the background of this era, the emperor's request for marriage and your parents' urging you to get married are not the same nature. They cannot be willful, and neither can the princess. This is the best ending.

Why can't Yunyang be like them? Then even if they are together, it will be painful and deteriorate. It is better to keep it in the heart

Let's talk about Yunyang first. I think marrying He is not the best choice. He is destined not to accompany her. Even if she was accused of being married to a very bad person in the end, she was a princess and that person didn't dare to do anything to her, so he just treated her as a living Bodhisattva at home. But it is still possible to live an ordinary life with the person you don't love, just like Rose had children with someone else in Titanic. As for the He Ming couple, I think they just made a choice that was beneficial to them. As for the future of Yunyang, they couldn't think too much about it. After all, people are selfish. But I think they are too arrogant. They took advantage of an innocent woman without any guilt.