The Splendor of the Nation

Since we are writing about a career-oriented heroine, there is absolutely no need to write about her eventually becoming a queen or princess, or the favorite of a powerful person, as a reward for her giving back to society and devoting herself to her ideals? The male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist at all. Reading the whole story, you can't feel how affectionate he is. It is more of a benevolence and use, a bit of possessive mentality, and has no advantages except status. The heroine is more in tune with her career and ideals than the second male lead. Unfortunately, in the eyes of the world, the heroine is an orphan with no status and background. Even Wen Yiqing is suitable for a wealthy princess. Otherwise, the heroine would not have to dress up as a man in the beginning of the story because she was forced to survive. Not only is King Rong not a good man in the traditional sense, but from his incident with Wen Yiqing, he, like Hua Zhen, regards human life as nothing. They are above all laws and systems. There must be an unequal relationship between him and the heroine. In this way, how can the heroine be the only wife and queen? In the end, the emperor will allow her to take care of her career? In modern times, not most men can do it, not to mention he has an ambitious and evil-minded mother, so arranging such an ending for the heroine was quite disturbing to me anyway. Wen Yiqing must be affectionate enough for her. Not only did he make the princess pregnant, but he also had two bastards. He kept asking for justice for the heroine, and after a lot of painstaking calculations, he made his first wife his second wife... It was really disgusting! In addition to the princess, Wen's mother and the Wen family were all the perpetrators of the arson. The heroine can let go of her love and hatred with Wen Yiqing, but can she not mind getting married to someone who wants her life? Facing Mother Wen, does the heroine still have to obey filial piety to serve and please her? Wen Yiqing may have never considered these, or perhaps felt that his deep affection was enough to make up for it. Fortunately, the author did not arrange it this way. It can be said that the male characters in this article are all very bad. The heroine's so-called perfection is actually due to her beauty. Otherwise, what is the meaning of so much space to write about how beautiful and moving she is, emphasizing that she is comparable to peony? Sure enough, people have been quite bitchy since ancient times.

Dad, I'm hungry, rice! When will Dad open another suspense detective romance? I've read several books of Dad, and there's really no meal replacement [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

What? Wen Du has two sons? Is he a Mary Sue hero? Bai Yueguang + robbery + Sunshine Princess + beauty, strength, misery + pregnancy out of wedlock are all caught up with him

Finished spreading flowers? Each cp has a happy ending. Lao Yang must be attracted to Xiao Shu, right?

Shu Lanshan is such an outstanding character. The author is imaginative and covers everything. Great!

What a nice, heart-warming story

Friends who are coming later, it is good to read the first two hundred chapters of this article, but be sure not to read it all in one go, because the next hundred or so chapters are all broken. I persist until now just because I like this author and have a fan filter. In fact, I want to score negative points for the next hundred chapters. The new series "Daily Life in the Palace" is very interesting and beautiful. Although I don't know if it will collapse in the future... "The Marriage of the Seven Treasures" will not collapse. I read the whole text without stopping. It is very interesting and sweet. I highly recommend it to everyone.

It's a very nice article. I took advantage of my free time these days to read it in one sitting. It makes me feel refreshed both physically and mentally.

Good article, the plot has ups and downs, the writing is smooth, and it's a pleasure to read

Emma, ​​this article is so long that I almost lost my sight.