It can be inferred that in the story told by the male protagonist, the rich young man in it is the master, the beautiful wife is the heroine's mother, the former princess Yi, and the knight-errant is the heroine's father and the current emperor.
I didn't understand it at the time, so now I'm going back and reading it again to sort out the plot. Be careful with spoilers below:
Yi is the heroine's mother, Zhaojie is the heroine's father, and Du Ruo is the heroine's half-brother. When Princess Yi failed in the coup, she was sent to the south to get married. She married the heroine's master and gave birth to Du Ruo. Then Yi returned to the north and wanted to take back everything. In the process, she fell in love with Zhao Jue and had a heroine. However, she was betrayed by Zhao Jue and died by the Lingjiang River. Zhao Jue also succeeded in a coup and became the new emperor.
The young Du Ruo went to see his mother, found the heroine, and took her back to Tiantai Mountain. The master, Du Ruo's father and Yi's ex-husband, hated Yi for abandoning him and hated Zhaorui for killing Yi, so he raised the heroine, instilled hateful thoughts into her, told her that Zhaorui killed her mother, and wanted the heroine to kill her father to achieve his purpose of revenge.
When the heroine was fifteen years old, she accidentally entered the master's room and saw Yi's portrait. The master may have seen the heroine think of Yi, or wanted to take revenge on Yi. In short, the master insulted the heroine. When Du Ruo saw the heroine being insulted, he committed patricide out of desperation.
After that night, the heroine and Du Ruo went down the mountain. Du Ruo doesn't want the heroine to continue to take revenge, because he knows how painful it is to kill his father, and he can't respond to the heroine's love because he knows that the heroine is his sister. But the heroine didn't know that Du Ruo was her biological brother. She thought that Du Ruo disliked her for being a loser, and she couldn't accept Du Ruo's persuasion to give up revenge, so the two parted ways.
After the separation, the heroine disguised herself as a palace maid and sneaked into the imperial city. Later, she was found out and was named a princess; Du Ruo became a killer and met Xingxing, a girl from the former noble family who looked exactly like Yi. At the same time, the southern army gradually approached the imperial city, and the empire was in turmoil. In order to gain the support of the old nobles, and because the appearance of Xingxing resembled Yi, Zhaorui married Xingxing and became his queen. Xingxing loves Du Ruo and doesn't want to marry but has no way to resist.
Later, Xingxing gave birth to a boy. At this time, the enemy army was approaching the city. The heroine went to visit Xingxing and killed the newborn brother. Xingxing committed suicide in despair. Zhao Jui asked the heroine why she did this. The heroine deliberately said that she wanted to take back everything her mother had and become the new queen. Zhao Jui was willing to be killed by her daughter and return everything to her daughter, but the heroine didn't really want to do this. Du Ruo arrived at this time (he might as well not have come) and wanted to take the heroine away and stay away from all this. Zhao refused not wanting his daughter to leave, so he killed Du Ruo. In grief, the heroine finally obeyed her fate, killed the king and her father, and then walked away with Du Ruo's body.
[Summary] Du Ruochang opened his mouth and didn't know what he was doing. He didn't tell the heroine the truth earlier, and he didn't know what he was doing with his long legs. He had to go there when the father and daughter were at war with each other. If he didn't go, maybe this tragic ending wouldn't have happened~
I think this article is much worse than Shen Yingying's other articles in terms of structure, language, plot setting, and overall story setting! Especially the language of statements makes people feel very young, and it feels a bit artificial and unnutritious when reading it! It should be her early work. The subsequent "Shui Tiao·Red Beans" and the like were much better, simply sublimated. Overall, I still like Shen Yingying's writing very much!!
How come Jinjiang is not allowed to comment?
I don't think I've seen it, download it first
Although I felt dizzy after reading it... But it is a good article
Like
It would be better if you organize it more
Great. Read your stuff often
I just forgot to rate. As a result, the system said that points cannot be supplemented. The author's writing is really good. I must rate it and come back tomorrow.
It can be inferred that in the story told by the male protagonist, the rich young man in it is the master, the beautiful wife is the heroine's mother, the former princess Yi, and the knight-errant is the heroine's father and the current emperor.
I didn't understand it at the time, so now I'm going back and reading it again to sort out the plot. Be careful with spoilers below: Yi is the heroine's mother, Zhaojie is the heroine's father, and Du Ruo is the heroine's half-brother. When Princess Yi failed in the coup, she was sent to the south to get married. She married the heroine's master and gave birth to Du Ruo. Then Yi returned to the north and wanted to take back everything. In the process, she fell in love with Zhao Jue and had a heroine. However, she was betrayed by Zhao Jue and died by the Lingjiang River. Zhao Jue also succeeded in a coup and became the new emperor. The young Du Ruo went to see his mother, found the heroine, and took her back to Tiantai Mountain. The master, Du Ruo's father and Yi's ex-husband, hated Yi for abandoning him and hated Zhaorui for killing Yi, so he raised the heroine, instilled hateful thoughts into her, told her that Zhaorui killed her mother, and wanted the heroine to kill her father to achieve his purpose of revenge. When the heroine was fifteen years old, she accidentally entered the master's room and saw Yi's portrait. The master may have seen the heroine think of Yi, or wanted to take revenge on Yi. In short, the master insulted the heroine. When Du Ruo saw the heroine being insulted, he committed patricide out of desperation. After that night, the heroine and Du Ruo went down the mountain. Du Ruo doesn't want the heroine to continue to take revenge, because he knows how painful it is to kill his father, and he can't respond to the heroine's love because he knows that the heroine is his sister. But the heroine didn't know that Du Ruo was her biological brother. She thought that Du Ruo disliked her for being a loser, and she couldn't accept Du Ruo's persuasion to give up revenge, so the two parted ways. After the separation, the heroine disguised herself as a palace maid and sneaked into the imperial city. Later, she was found out and was named a princess; Du Ruo became a killer and met Xingxing, a girl from the former noble family who looked exactly like Yi. At the same time, the southern army gradually approached the imperial city, and the empire was in turmoil. In order to gain the support of the old nobles, and because the appearance of Xingxing resembled Yi, Zhaorui married Xingxing and became his queen. Xingxing loves Du Ruo and doesn't want to marry but has no way to resist. Later, Xingxing gave birth to a boy. At this time, the enemy army was approaching the city. The heroine went to visit Xingxing and killed the newborn brother. Xingxing committed suicide in despair. Zhao Jui asked the heroine why she did this. The heroine deliberately said that she wanted to take back everything her mother had and become the new queen. Zhao Jui was willing to be killed by her daughter and return everything to her daughter, but the heroine didn't really want to do this. Du Ruo arrived at this time (he might as well not have come) and wanted to take the heroine away and stay away from all this. Zhao refused not wanting his daughter to leave, so he killed Du Ruo. In grief, the heroine finally obeyed her fate, killed the king and her father, and then walked away with Du Ruo's body. [Summary] Du Ruochang opened his mouth and didn't know what he was doing. He didn't tell the heroine the truth earlier, and he didn't know what he was doing with his long legs. He had to go there when the father and daughter were at war with each other. If he didn't go, maybe this tragic ending wouldn't have happened~
I think this article is much worse than Shen Yingying's other articles in terms of structure, language, plot setting, and overall story setting! Especially the language of statements makes people feel very young, and it feels a bit artificial and unnutritious when reading it! It should be her early work. The subsequent "Shui Tiao·Red Beans" and the like were much better, simply sublimated. Overall, I still like Shen Yingying's writing very much!!
How come Jinjiang is not allowed to comment?
I don't think I've seen it, download it first
Although I felt dizzy after reading it... But it is a good article
Like
It would be better if you organize it more
Great. Read your stuff often
I just forgot to rate. As a result, the system said that points cannot be supplemented. The author's writing is really good. I must rate it and come back tomorrow.