The Emperor's Tenderness

This ending is really it. . . I used to hate the news when I knew that I couldn't give birth, my health was not good, and the burden of pregnancy was extremely heavy, but in the end, I insisted on giving birth, even if I died, I thought it was great and I really couldn't understand it. Moreover, the news still praised maternal love. When did maternal love turn into sacrificing life? I knew clearly that if I died, the father of the child would be soon. A new daughter-in-law, a new son and daughter. The children born by themselves are likely to have a bad life. Trying your best is just to move yourself. I feel that the mistress has set up a really bad job. She was clearly the sober character who loved me the most at first, but as soon as she got pregnant before giving birth, she started to give up her own life instead of her daughter's. In this ancient environment, a harem without a biological mother is simply unimaginable.

From the whole story, it seems that the male protagonist is straight? Although it got better later on, I still accepted my incompetence when it came to being too stupid. The heroine said she wanted to be free but she stayed. She said she didn't love the hero but she still loved him. She said she didn't want to have children but she still did. It's quite cliche.

What does it mean that children should live more? In the minds of some women, women are just child-bearing machines?

I feel like I'm really not good at this book, so forget it. The whole direction is inexplicably wrong. The heroine fell in love with her and agreed to stay?

So pretty! ! ! I was still thinking about how the heroine can fall in love with the hero, but I feel that the heroine has never had feelings for the hero. Now the ending is happy

Oops, what follows is really nonsense and making it up.

It's like a different author wrote the story. After the emperor's death, the male protagonist completely changed. Suddenly the roles were reversed. It was obvious that the action was to be completed quickly. It was amazing.

I'm really speechless. I wasted my emotions and looked ahead.

Hey, the routine, the ending is always so tacky

The male protagonist finally gave in. This is true love, and he is not willing to hurt her. I like the female protagonist so much, she is uninhibited, loyal, and does not wrong herself.