Synopsis 1:
Qi Yueying is fifteen this year, and her family has hinted that she ought to go compete for the emperor's favor.
So she rose from Consort Shu to Imperial Noble Consort. Everyone thought she owed it to her peerless beauty and the emperor's affection, but in truth, she had her father to thank!
Don't want to fight with a bunch of women for the emperor? Then don't. Your father will still make you a noble consort!
Don't want to have children because you're afraid it'll hurt and be exhausting? Then don't. Your father will still make you empress!
Don't want a husband who gives you nothing but empty affection? Then build a palace retreat, pick a group of handsome young men to surround you, and your father guarantees the emperor won't dare utter a word! Then one day, her father dies, and she becomes empress...
Synopsis 2:
Everyone says Chancellor Yuan Lie and the Empress Dowager Qi Yueying are having an affair. Otherwise, why would he monopolize power at court? Why would she enjoy imperial power in peace?
Their family and friends can't help but urge Yuan Lie: "The Empress Dowager will never marry beneath her station. Give up your unrequited love and hurry up and get married!"
At last, after hearing it one too many times, Yuan Lie got fed up and shot back: "The Empress Dowager can't marry beneath her station, but surely the empress can take a husband?"
Onlookers: "..."
He personally placed the woman he loved on the throne. Who says his devotion was just wishful thinking?
This is a one-on-one romance. Yuan Lie is the only male lead; the rest are just background scenery~
New story: Pregnant with the Powerful Minister's Child
Lin Xingruo transmigrates into the body of an unmarried, pregnant palace candidate from ancient times. She's due to enter the palace next month, but she doesn't know who the father is.
Just as she's at her wits' end, plotting her escape, the child's father finally appears. He's also a dazzlingly powerful backer, and Lin Xingruo grabs on without hesitation. From then on, he spoils her beyond measure.
Qin Jian is the youngest Grand Secretary of the Great Yong dynasty. His political enemies call him a bodhisattva on the outside and a demon within. The world believes he's as detached and desireless as a Buddha enshrined in a shrine, but no one knows he gives all his tenderness to the young woman who unexpectedly entered his life.
She bears him a child, and he gives her wealth and glory.
She smiles as brightly as a flower, and he gives her all his love.
Everyone believes the Empress Dowager who rules from behind the curtain and the Regent who monopolizes power at court must be sworn enemies. But little do they know that the stunning young Empress Dowager was raised and cherished in the Regent's hands.
Several years later, a few ministers gather to gossip.
"Don't you think the emperor and the Regent look more and more alike?"
"Isn't it because the Regent looks like the late emperor?"
"So, are the emperor and the Regent brothers, or father and son?"
Theme:
Different paths do not lead to the same conspiracy! The ending is not the usual routine of a cool novel. If you don't like to fall into it by mistake, if you want to see the heroine killing everyone in a cool novel with a male protagonist who loves the female protagonist without any brains, please take a detour!
I just want to ask you, if you have a daughter and you find a man like this, who is mentally ill, treats your daughter like a dog, your daughter is like a m, and treats her boyfriend like an ancestor. Then he abuses your daughter because he has a child, and your daughter not only explains and begs for his forgiveness, but even kneels down to beg for forgiveness. How do you feel as a mother? Isn't this a real-life case of a murderer who killed his wife because she was sick? Isn't this a domestic violence man in real life? After domestic violence, she said she was just too angry and loved you too much. Do you think your daughter will end up like this in the future?
I love the heroine! I love this finale! By the way, I personally thought that Luo Xiu would be like Yuan Lie at the beginning, desperate to be with the heroine. The female protagonists also have the idea of mutual love, so they will... But Jinjiang has many restrictions, and one woman is not allowed to have multiple men. Scold Jinjiang!
Yesterday I saw a set of pictures based on a movie about witches. Originally, the theme of the movie was supposed to be that at the end, the witch stabbed herself in the heart with a knife. At this time, women's rights are supreme. The blogger who took the photo understood that love died when it was stabbed into the heart, completing the transformation of a witch. I think it's consistent with today's ending and my experience, and it's quite touching. I understand that a lot has changed since feminism. Let's just talk about love. For example, I have always had a good male friend who I met in high school. I didn't know much about women's rights at the time, but I liked chatting with him. Later, I found out that he is the only man I know so far who has no patriarchal thoughts at all. Then I actually felt that I had a crush on him from time to time, but at this stage, I really have no idea of love at all, just chatting, etc. Now that I think about love, it is really a very narrow feeling. Now I really have some doubts about love. It's not doubts, I just think how can love exist? This kind of feeling can really be said to be pathological, coming from an incomplete personality/psychology, a kind of temporary hallucination. Then my best friend and I often discuss about the types of emotions and the partners of emotions. She and I increasingly disagree with love, because we feel that there is no love in this world. When we think love is dead, many kinds of connections with different people, different things, and different natural things emerge in our hearts. We think this feels really good.
In the end, will they be together? Why do you feel that Yuanyuan is now in a state where she is neither happy with things nor sad with herself?
We are indeed in love and killing each other... Today I suddenly found out that Ami is cute, I have been covering my face with him, what a tool man's opinion
I would like to ask the author, how long will it take for the female protagonist to be tortured and controlled, or will the ending also involve the female protagonist compromising on the male protagonist? Please tell me in advance. If it doesn't work, I'll give up.
After all this trouble, is your body really okay? Won't it damage the roots?
Are Qi Sheng and Mrs. Zhou really dead? ! Don't
It's so damn cruel in the end,
Different paths do not lead to the same conspiracy! The ending is not the usual routine of a cool novel. If you don't like to fall into it by mistake, if you want to see the heroine killing everyone in a cool novel with a male protagonist who loves the female protagonist without any brains, please take a detour!
I just want to ask you, if you have a daughter and you find a man like this, who is mentally ill, treats your daughter like a dog, your daughter is like a m, and treats her boyfriend like an ancestor. Then he abuses your daughter because he has a child, and your daughter not only explains and begs for his forgiveness, but even kneels down to beg for forgiveness. How do you feel as a mother? Isn't this a real-life case of a murderer who killed his wife because she was sick? Isn't this a domestic violence man in real life? After domestic violence, she said she was just too angry and loved you too much. Do you think your daughter will end up like this in the future?
I love the heroine! I love this finale! By the way, I personally thought that Luo Xiu would be like Yuan Lie at the beginning, desperate to be with the heroine. The female protagonists also have the idea of mutual love, so they will... But Jinjiang has many restrictions, and one woman is not allowed to have multiple men. Scold Jinjiang!
Yesterday I saw a set of pictures based on a movie about witches. Originally, the theme of the movie was supposed to be that at the end, the witch stabbed herself in the heart with a knife. At this time, women's rights are supreme. The blogger who took the photo understood that love died when it was stabbed into the heart, completing the transformation of a witch. I think it's consistent with today's ending and my experience, and it's quite touching. I understand that a lot has changed since feminism. Let's just talk about love. For example, I have always had a good male friend who I met in high school. I didn't know much about women's rights at the time, but I liked chatting with him. Later, I found out that he is the only man I know so far who has no patriarchal thoughts at all. Then I actually felt that I had a crush on him from time to time, but at this stage, I really have no idea of love at all, just chatting, etc. Now that I think about love, it is really a very narrow feeling. Now I really have some doubts about love. It's not doubts, I just think how can love exist? This kind of feeling can really be said to be pathological, coming from an incomplete personality/psychology, a kind of temporary hallucination. Then my best friend and I often discuss about the types of emotions and the partners of emotions. She and I increasingly disagree with love, because we feel that there is no love in this world. When we think love is dead, many kinds of connections with different people, different things, and different natural things emerge in our hearts. We think this feels really good.
In the end, will they be together? Why do you feel that Yuanyuan is now in a state where she is neither happy with things nor sad with herself?
We are indeed in love and killing each other... Today I suddenly found out that Ami is cute, I have been covering my face with him, what a tool man's opinion
I would like to ask the author, how long will it take for the female protagonist to be tortured and controlled, or will the ending also involve the female protagonist compromising on the male protagonist? Please tell me in advance. If it doesn't work, I'll give up.
After all this trouble, is your body really okay? Won't it damage the roots?