Gold and Powder in the Southern Dynasties

Recently, I was reading the history of the Spring and Autumn Period, and I found that there was still a legacy of robbery and marriage at that time. Women who were subjugated like Li Ji and Ji Wei were very open-minded and accepted the fate of marrying the enemy to have children for them, because in ancient times, being robbed was probably the main way for women to get married.

Looking at this, it feels like I have really spent my whole life with Maozhen. Looking at the back, I gradually forget the identity of the heroine and her stubborn sister.

I didn't expect the amount of information in this chapter to be so large. Chu Yuan's children who had never been mentioned before suddenly appeared, as well as other characters that were not mentioned before. I couldn't get used to it at once. To be honest, the image of Chu Yuan in my mind is still that stable but still high-spirited and successful person. But what shocked me the most was Liu Ruonan. I thought that her strong and domineering character would not fulfill Chu Zhangzhi's last wish, but I didn't expect that she would fulfill them in the end. Maybe she also has a negative view of the world. I don't know if Chu Yuan's children will have any exciting stories in the future, but I feel that Chu Yuan's youngest daughter will definitely have some drama. Mao Zheng has lived for so long, and most of his relatives around him have passed away, but he still maintains an optimistic attitude and still cherishes everything. This attitude is really good. However, I suddenly found that many of the women in the author's works have such independent personalities, soft on the outside and strong on the inside. I think it is this kind of personality that allows them to still maintain a mentality of not being sad for themselves. As an aside, I suddenly discovered that even though the women in several of the author's novels are beautiful in appearance, full of knowledge, and have almost the most perfect character, family, and appearance in the eyes of the world, they can't escape the sadness of betrayal by their husbands who change their hearts or cheat on them. In fact, I really want to see them be like men, and be able to look down on the world and understand that love, marriage, and having children are not everything in life. Life is short, so why not realize your own value and find a partner that can fit your soul.

Chu Yuan lived in an era where filial piety was almost "inhumane". The basic requirement for scholar-bureaucrats was to mourn the death of parents. Ruan Jie and Wang Rong were all praised for their grief at the death of their mothers. Liu Yuan also won special praise from the Han scholar-bureaucrats for his excessive grief at the death of his mother.

Even though his father's revenge was avenged, he was still unhappy and indulged in a glass of wine, probably because completing the obligations entrusted by the famous religion would not help him find the meaning of his life.

This Liu Ruonan's speaking style is a bit like Madame Mao.

Cherish the green skirt and pity the fragrant grass everywhere.

As a hero who started from the grass, Liu Yu has a lot to praise, but judging from the behavior of the young emperors of the Liu and Song Dynasties, it is obvious that he has no way to teach his children, which is of course related to the fact that his sons are all late-born. At first I thought it would be about Liu Xingdi, but then I thought about it, she is the founding princess. For Maoying, childlessness is probably the only good excuse to get rid of her husband.

The Liu Song Dynasty was not a little perverted.

Maoying is too extreme, and her personality leads to the different fates of the two sisters.