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It's not easy to write a story about male palace fights. I just feel happy, but I can't help but feel sorry for the male protagonist. I feel wronged by the female protagonist's baby. She is so beautiful and noble, but she has to be served by a group of men who are not as good as her. Other male emperors are mainly ugly and old.

I have never seen a serious palace fighting work, and I have not watched the Legend of Zhen Huan, because I don't like women fighting for the position of a queen, even if they have no choice, so I chose to watch a male protagonist fighting in the palace and house fighting. This is the first palace fighting story I have ever read with a deep memory of a female protagonist.

I stayed up all night to finish watching it, and I think I actually love the male protagonist very much. When he was young and didn't know the heroine's identity, the flawless white pearls that the heroine gave him were still locked in the bottom layer of his dressing box, even if they were exposed to wind and sun and turned yellow to the point where he could no longer wear them. I think this is because the hero and heroine hid the initial love deep in their hearts after going through so many ups and downs. He has been holding the ring for so many years, rubbing it repeatedly, "warning" himself not to fall in love with the heroine. This behavior itself shows that the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist has always been undercurrent, otherwise the advice itself is meaningless. Just imagine if you have no feelings for someone, do you still need to warn yourself all the time not to sink into your love for her? It's just that he is smarter, soberer and knows how to exercise restraint. After half a lifetime of ups and downs, he gained power and status, had many heirs who were filial and sensible, and had no palace attendants who could affect his status. But the male protagonist will still cry secretly to Xuesong at night when there is no female protagonist, which shows that he still longs for the female protagonist's love, and it is also a small emotional breakdown that he has been holding back for so many years and is afraid of losing the female protagonist. He hates being a clinging vine, but if it were her, he would be willing to suffer together even if it broke. It's not that he doesn't love her enough to keep going with the heroine, it's because he loves her too much that he can endure it and move forward with her.

I finished reading it in one breath, feeling disappointed, maybe this is the love of an emperor, especially the heroine who was extremely surly due to her childhood experience, and did not know how to care for others or love others, but she also softened her temper and learned to love around Changchun, giving him the honor and favor that even the former Queen Mother was jealous of, and finally they became husband and wife in a legitimate and legitimate manner. However, the existence of Ruguishi is always a thorn in the side. Even I feel sad. Changchun must be even more heartbroken because of his loss of his child... The heroine must have figured it out in the end. As long as she is still the emperor, she cannot give Changchun complete love and trust. Changchun does not dare to love without reservation and wholeheartedly, so she finally chooses to abdicate... It can be considered a happy ending. Wuwuwuwu By the way, Gui'er is so considerate! ! ! One of the best women in the whole show! ! ! ! The heroine is so lucky to have such a good daughter, hahahahahahahahahaha (Changchun is still a good teacher)

This article is amazing, the female queen fights against the ceiling

Woohoo, I finished watching it. I'm so touched. I love this scumbag heroine to death. It's like a fairy love.

I've finished watching it. The heroine is so charming. She is my favorite type of heroine. The hero's love is like a moth to a flame. Even if he is hurt by the heroine countless times, he still loves it. Fortunately, the ending is good.

Cui Wei's incident is so disgusting. The fourth uncle in Zhen Huan's biography is not like Qing when Qing was still alive. If Chang Chun doesn't love her, he won't be sad. Just because he loved her once, he doesn't dare to love her again. In Hua This is the first time in the novel "The Heart of the Emperor's Palace" that I have seen a protagonist who loves the emperor so much. Even after losing his child, he can still hurt her, cry for her, and worry about her, but he doesn't love her that much anymore. Like he said, he can forgive and survive, precisely because he doesn't love her that much anymore. The last person I saw who loved the emperor so much was the TV series Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, but in comparison, Ruyi in the show was not that good at palace fighting, and she didn't have any children by her side. Tai Ai had too many expectations for the emperor, so she was completely disappointed in the end.

Alas, I have finished reading it. It is well written and very consistent with the social background of the time, but it is still too heavy for people like me who want to seek happiness in novels. The female protagonist can't say anything bad about the male protagonist, but my wife let me have sex with Cui Wei. The male protagonist is so good, but he was foolishly deceived by Xiao Yao since he was a child, so why can't we be together for the rest of our lives. (Finally, I lamented that Gui'er is really a very good child and wanted to post it

So pretty! This is the first first-person novel I have ever read, and the best novel about palace-fighting heroines. I like Chang Chun very much. I am even proud of him. He is always so clear-minded and keeps his heart. He does not have full power to fall in love with Xiao Yao. I like this kind of me. I love you but I won't lose my hero for you. I will confess my love to Xiao Gui in the future. Maybe it's because she is the child who has been with Changchun for the longest time. She understands the difficulty of her father's journey, so she can be a couple for the rest of her life. It's so good.