The Empress Pei

It's finally the end of Pei Hou! Mei Niangxu'er's life has been too bitter! Has the Crown Princess and her mother-in-law been reburied? The Pei family's little Yangzi, Xiao Shiba, and the other three girls in Fengqi Palace all died a good death, right? How did the teacher who only knew the emperor's grandfather evaluate Xu'er after returning to Beijing? Are my cousin and his wife still in the court? What did the imperial grandfather say to Xu'er Mei Niang when he was dying? Is Eunuch Wu martyred like Aunt Ding? Did Kang'er and his childhood sweetheart, the Crown Princess, only have a daughter? At that time, Mei Niang really only wanted her granddaughter to become the empress before she slaughtered the court with blood at the last moment? What was the last thing Mei Niang thought about when she looked back on her life before she left? It's a pity after chasing it for so long! Now I know that the author is in poor health. Please take good care of your illness and rest! A small request. I hope that after the author is in good health, he can briefly say something in the comment area! [Star Eyes]

Congratulations on the completion of this article. Xu'er and Mei Niang finally lived up to themselves and each other.

As I get older, these articles become less and less interesting to me. They are depressing, sad, and too sharp.

People will change, especially when they stand at the pinnacle of power, when those who obey me prosper and those who go against me perish, and when they control the power of life and death, how many people can still remember their original intentions and restrain their words and deeds?

Is there a bug? I mentioned the Empress Dowager Pei in the previous article. In the end, the Crown Prince passed away the next year and did not become the Empress Dowager.

Every one of Dao Da's novels is truly a favorite. It is a writing style that I personally like very much. There is freedom in the oppression, and the inner strength is contained in one's own smallness.

It's already great! Thank you for showing us a complete story.

Human life is both long and short, and a woman's life is easily controlled by emotions and desires. It was Daoda's writing that made me see how a woman can control her own destiny in her life, and live up to herself and those who love her. Although there is pain and suffering, it also makes people calm and peaceful. No one can fully understand the pain of another person. If someone says they can, it is arrogance and stupidity, but I believe that as long as Daoda is still writing, you will still be the unyielding and strange woman I saw in the article.

I have been chasing articles and it has become a habit. I always have articles to write about Shada Neng. I think it is my greatest happiness. Sha Da Neng, you are as tenacious and unyielding as your protagonist, so come on, come on, I hope to always be with you. I just want to be with you

The ending was very rushed and I felt like a lot of things were left unfinished.