The Female Commoner King

Disloyalty, unfilial piety, unkindness and unrighteousness! ① Wei Zongren's biological father poisoned Lao Liu and left permanent damage on Liu's body. Every time she spoke, her voice reminded her of how she was almost murdered by Wei Shu in Qishan. Thinking of how she almost lost everything, how could she not hate Zongren when she thought of how she almost caused her sister's infamous death? ! ②Speaking of this, some people may argue that my sister was also murdered by Wei Shu, but my sister did not treat Zong Ren in this way, and she still cared about his biological mother Li Shu. First of all, the elder sister guessed that Wei Shu would cause trouble on her way back to Jinling to sacrifice her mother, based on the fact that in Chapter 35, the elder sister left the happy spring and autumn in the Prince of Chu's Mansion; Liu guessed that Wei Shu would cause trouble, but she didn't expect it to be so ruthless and direct, because she didn't understand the local bureaucracy and didn't integrate into it, and she was a bit arrogant. Secondly, my sister did not suffer any permanent damage to her body due to this fall into the water. In Chapter 39, Imperial Physician Yang initially said that she would not have children because she had been soaked in cold water for a long time. However, my sister has been practicing martial arts since she was a child and is strong and has strong Qi and blood. The diagnosis given by Imperial Physician Sun in Chapter 77 It is not absolute that it is an heir, and pregnancy is not a good thing for women (menstruation is good for women's health, menstruation will repair itself, sisters with oral ulcers may experience this); Liu's voice reminds Liu every time he speaks. Finally, Liu and his sister grew up in different environments. Liu lacked love since he was a child, and his personality is quite extreme. He loves her all her life and hates her to death. Her sister is the most important in Liu's heart. What happened in Qishan not only caused Liu's fear of death but also the fear of causing her sister's disgraceful death. Although her mother's experience made her dissatisfied and resentful of Weng Weng's father, in fact Weng Weng's father, uncle, aunt, and brother were very good to her. Her emotional sustenance rested not entirely on Liu. She was also rational and kind-hearted, so she would not anger childish children too much. In the end, as mentioned above, the difference in the way Sister and Liu treat Zongren is in line with their personalities. ③Although Liu has almost feelings for Zongren, the statement in Chapter 249 about training him as a prince is indeed true. Liu will only establish Zongren and will never consider Ruhua. First, in the eyes of the world, Zongren was born to his elder sister. Liu Aizhong's elder sister would never do anything that would put her sister's face and reputation under her feet instead of raising her eldest son instead of her second daughter. Although the behavior of the six pairs of Zongren caused many ministers to speculate privately, the old people had not all been buried at this time. Some people had seen Princess Chu's pregnancy. Maybe two or three generations later, some people would question whether the record that Zongren was his sister's biological child was forged, and speculated that Zongren was also an adopted concubine. Therefore, if we must establish a female emperor, the six generals will establish Zongren's daughter. Unfortunately, there is not enough time, and Princess Le'an does not have this intention. Second, Liu asked Han Si and Han Jingming to be Zong Ren's mentor and began to train him since he was a child. Han Si is the only minister that Lao Liu trusts, and Liu is really good to Han Si: Liu made Han Si the deputy privy envoy, and gave him all the power, fame and fortune; the Sixth Reform did not push Han to the front line but actually allowed Han to enjoy the benefits of the reform. He was credited and was not liquidated when he suffered setbacks. Compared with Fang Zhiyan and Zhang Hou, Han did not take any risks; Chapter 217 Liu entrusted Han Yin with his posthumous title. In order not to be disparaged too much and not worthy of his sister, Han gave Liu the temple name of "Holy Sect" in Chapter 306; in Chapter 294, Han Si and Lao Liu cooperated to alienate the reformists not only to protect the reformists but also to pave the way for his sister; finally in Chapter 312, the sister and Han Si "killed people and punished the heart" together and cooperated together. The structure corresponds to the previous volume, but the king of Chu faked his death and the emperor's real death. Han Si was second on the list, and the pope was more than benevolent. Thirdly, Liu wanted to keep the female branch alive forever, and pointed Liu Miaoyi to Zongren as his teacher, hoping that the new monarch would have a good relationship with the female official and inherit her policies. If Liu wanted to establish a female official, there was no need for Zongren to let the female official come into contact with Zongren, hoping to subtly change his view of the female official. Fourthly, Zongren was asked to supervise the country twice to cultivate his capable team, but it was a pity that Zongren did not appreciate it. In Chapter 223, the Liuming Pai taught Zongren that it was a pity that he would not change his nature. See ⑤ Part 2 for details. ④ It can be said that Liu Zongren is not good, but his sister is very good to him (in Chapters 158 and 193, my sister transferred Wu's wife to Zongren to cheer him up), but how did Wei Zongren, this evil person, treat his sister. First, in Chapter 248, he had no scruples about his sister forcing Liu to fall into the water as a test. As an only man, he knew the weight of this identity and used it to blackmail Liu, but he didn't think about his sister at all when he made this decision. Didn't he know that this move would push his sister to the forefront? He knew but he didn't care. He only saw what he didn't seem to get but never wanted to get. In Chapter 249, when the ministers forced Liu to choose a concubine, Liu handled it so that his sister would not have any grudges. But if Liu agreed or didn't resist, had he considered his sister's mood? He didn't! Secondly, in Chapter 250, Wei Zongren had no scruples about his sister saying that she dreamed of having a non-official child in the presence of many palace people. I think he wanted to force his sister to death. As mentioned above, people at the time believed that the King of Han was born to his sister in ten months of pregnancy. Liu was in Qishan at that time. Although the old emperor Wu Zong reconciled, there were still doubts. If there was a rumor, those male officials would definitely say that his sister cheated on her and mixed up the bloodline, forcing her to die and forcing Liu to give birth to a biological son. Thirdly, in Chapter 285, this evil obstacle is completely due to the male civil servants who completely distrust my sister and completely ignore the kindness of raising and teaching me for more than 20 years. Don't blame Liu and my sister for teaching you a lesson together. ⑤ Wei Zongren has always been an unkind and unjust person. He has not understood the general situation since he was a child, does not distinguish right from wrong, is unrepentant, and is greedy! In the past, his shortcomings were covered up because he was so-called "childish and innocent" and Liu did a little too much. First, in Chapter 189, the sister killed the chicken to scare the monkeys to teach the relatives. The evil barrier did not understand the form and was not kind. It only saw Uncle Jibei's hand on the man with a stick and couldn't bear it. However, it didn't hear the death and injury of the victim's sister and brother and Uncle Jibei took advantage of the situation to threaten the law enforcement officer. The biological father would only get some flesh injuries at most when he beat the biological father, and it would not hurt the waist to the core. What can he plead for? The sensible Wu Neiren stopped it and broke down the truth and told it to it, but it was a pity that it didn't listen at all. Secondly, it did not listen at all to the instructions given in Chapter 6 of Chapter 223. At that time, the expedition to the west was defeated, Liu suffered a setback, the new law was likely to fail, and the conservative faction was very powerful. Under such circumstances, Liu Huaijin sued the conservative elder Zhang to dampen his spirit. Didn't Liu Huaijin have any doubt that Liu was Liu's man? How could it be such a coincidence? Even if it was such a coincidence, Liu objectively helped Liu. This criminal only showed mercy to male civil servants and completely forgot about Liu. This was his "kindness" and his "kindness" only to the privileged civil servant class. Liu reminded it that being too benevolent would only cause it to get stuck in the quagmire and cause the situation to get out of control, which would be detrimental to itself. Liu took it seriously and even taught it the imperial skills of governing the country and balancing the relationship between the court. Unfortunately, it didn't listen at all and still persisted in approving Zhang De's crimes. Chapter 224 If Liu Jia was not exiled, could Liu be saved with just his tricks? Its self-righteous solutions will only destroy rules and regulations, chill the hearts of common people and merchants, dissatisfy good officials and law enforcement officials who are dedicated to public service, and make corrupt officials who pervert the law and prey on the people rampant. It said that Liu didn't love him, but in fact it loved Liu even less. In Chapter 224, he insisted on going his own way and rebelled against Liu and gave a judgment that was not favorable to Liu. In Chapter 277, he interceded for Jiang Luochuan like a show to win the favor of the civil servants. In Chapter 307, he even gave Liu the temple name "Xianzong" against his sister's wishes. Thirdly, Liu said that it can only see what is unobtainable and cannot be satisfied, and it is not wrong at all! In Chapter 247, it was dissatisfied with Zhao Xi asking her sister to make the decision to marry them two, but it did not dare to refuse explicitly. It ate the food in the bowl and looked at the food in the pot, and was provoked by the servant (speaking from the heart) to ask Liu to marry him. Liu gave it a little test, and it fell into the river in anger, refusing to suffer any setback or pain. Zhao Xi fell in love with him, and his sister promised Zhao Xi. He has also lived with his sister Lao Liu for nearly 20 years. When has he ever seen Lao Liu refuting his sister's face? Not willing to wait at all. It wanted the throne, so it sacrificed its own feelings (actually it didn't sacrifice anything, it just disillusioned the dog man's fantasy of having three wives and four concubines), but it didn't respect Zhao Xi. In Chapter 252, it was still thinking about Wu's wife before the wedding. In Chapter 253, it ignored Zhao Xi and looked at the suspected Wu wife. Fourth, the most evil obstacle is selfishness and indifference. His sister is so kind to him, but he never takes her into account when he acts. If he doesn't go as he wants, he will definitely abandon her. 247 Chapter 6 It had no intention of obeying it at all. After beating it, it ignored its sister and did not trust her. She fell off the horse in anger. In Chapter 285, he completely regards his sister as an enemy and completely sides with the male civil servant to harm her sister. What's ridiculous is that it dares to have such confidence to go against Liu Chan's dissent, and it can ascend to the position of prince, relying only on the fact that it is its sister's "only son" and her sister's favor. In this case, don't blame Liu Yao for killing you. Shortly after the death of Zhao Xigang, Prince Shao Zhanshi of the East Palace and the courtiers asked him to renew the crown prince's life. In Chapter 299, he also pretended to show that he should not delay other girls. It was a pity that no one around him could understand his despicable thoughts and nature. I even suspect that Zhao Xi's miscarriage in Chapter 279 was caused by it, because it was afraid that the Zhao family would support the male grandson but not it, and was afraid that the father would be removed and the son would be left behind. This was based on the fact that in Chapter 300, in order to ascend to the throne, it addicted the emperor to drink medicine according to Liu's wishes. Fifth, this evil obstacle can only be faked. Liu's actions made him doubt whether he was his biological child. In Chapter 250, Jiang's words convinced him that he was not his biological child. In Chapter 251, he sealed Jiang's mouth. Then, for the sake of the throne, he still acted like a filial man in front of Liuhe's sister and acted like he didn't know that he was not his biological child. Since he is an adopted man, some of Liu's actions are understandable. He wants both dog things and family affection as well as the throne. It is natural that he wants both (Chapter 299). Since it knows and is convinced that it is not its biological child, it should change its mind. Both are adopted sons, Ruhua has received the love of Liuhe's sister, and he has received his sister's love and the throne. What can he be jealous of or dissatisfied with? If they were biological, it would certainly be resentful for Liu to treat it and Ruhua differently, but since it knew that it was not the biological biological child of Liu and his sister, what right did it have to be resentful? After all, it has obtained the throne that it has no relationship with! On the one hand, it believes that it is not its biological son, and on the other hand, it pretends that it still believes that it is its biological son so that its sister can still treat him as its biological son. On the one hand, it relies on its sister's favor to seek the position of prince, relies on its sister's favor to oppose the emperor, and on the other hand, it sacrifices its sister's reputation and interests, including but not limited to, when things go wrong. On the one hand, it allowed conservative civil servants to slander Liuliu's reputation (Chapter 307), and on the other hand, it used Liuliu to force his sister to support his son's ascension to the throne (Chapter 313).

I cried so much. It turns out that watching a lifetime is not a good thing.

[Crying] [Crying] [Crying] I burst into tears several times and could not say anything. It was like witnessing an imaginary history. There were really many women who fought for true equality for future generations. (The author only wrote this article for half a year, which is too strong.) I feel that I can't get out of this book when I read the author's other articles. This is the first time that the full text of Jinjiang is more than 300 years old. I bought it and read it. In the past, there were a lot of anticlimactic ones. This is the first long novel. I think it's worth the money. I really want to read more long reviews written by other excellent readers, because sometimes I don't understand it. [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] No, sisters, it's uncomfortable. I have to read the "Modern Chapter" right away, but I still think, woo woo, it's great.

"Why is the bow of Weijun still in the mud?" The author's writing style is brilliant and he quotes from classics. I really have to admire his literary talent! Not only is the plot ups and downs, but the protagonist's deep affection and the author's portrayal of human nature and power are so profound! As a king, in order to realize your ideals and ambitions, you must kill decisively. This is really the best Lily Machiavellian article I have ever read! Wu Zong's suspicion and greed for power made me automatically assume the role of the emperor in Hexiao Huating. Jiang Luochuan's betrayal and the prince's behavior after he ascended the throne really made me feel that it is difficult for "vested interests" to change, and human nature is also complex. It also made me sigh that only women can truly empathize with women!

It's rare to read a story about the protagonist's life, and most of them have stopped by the ending. Unexpectedly, the subsequent life, old age, illness and death are actually full of BE atmosphere, and they are obviously loving. In fact, I like Xiao more among the two protagonists. It's a pity that her talent was not realized. Most of the time, she could only wait for Liu's return in the harem. In the late period, Liu was gone before she devoted herself to work. Because Liu is an emperor, it is very realistic that Xiao has never been able to trust him wholeheartedly, and there are not so many perfect feelings. When I read this article for the first time, I felt that the author's description of ancient official positions and etiquette was very professional and sophisticated, but the emotional drama was too simple. The two people fell in love with each other too quickly, and suddenly they fell in love with each other very deeply. Watching it again now, I still feel that the emotional line is still a bit abrupt. However, I couldn't understand why the two protagonists were scheming against each other after becoming emperor in the later stage. Now I understand it, it's all human nature. I hope you will continue to work hard. As the old saying goes, Lily cannot live without you, woo woo

I really like the Concubine King. Can you please consider taking a physical form?

Cao Shuyao and Wei Ruhua can't have a happy ending if the queen mother and the princess are both. I like them both. Both heroines are bitter. Let their offspring be sweet.

Oh, there is a new cover. Teacher, are you considering putting Menghua Tokyo on your schedule? I really want to see it?

If you want to see the follow-up, why don't you open Menghua Tokyo [Let Me Kangkang]

From 20 years to now, I have read it again almost every other year. As of last night, I have read it twice this year. Every time I read it, I have a different feeling. I also like history very much, so I am particularly attracted to Machiavellian lily novels, especially long and brain-burning plots with strong logic. Emotional supplements (but not without, plot and emotion can also be equally important) group portraits. They are well written. I have read almost all of them. I have read several other books by the author, and I also love them. I have read it several times and criticized Li Jin for being invincible, but I always have a special liking for this one. It can be said that it is the top one in my heart. Because Fu Hua Dao is based on the Song Dynasty. The military of the Song Dynasty is not good, but the aesthetics are always first-rate. I will also check out a lot of styles of various costumes from the Song Dynasty and adapt them to her body. I finished reading it last night and cried for the first time. I also read Jin Haitang, but maybe because of the limitations of the subject matter and era, I always felt that it was a little short of something, but it fulfilled everyone's expectations for a happy ending. I really like the author's writing style and subject matter. I must keep writing. The quality of Lily's novels is inherently uneven. You can say that it is the top benchmark in Gubai. It is also the author who I first collected after reading "The Concubine King" in 2020. I am also reading the current serialization of Di Taichun on time every day. I am anxious to read it every day. But the overall style is more light-hearted, different styles, but they are all wonderful plots. No matter what, the concubine is still No. 1 In my heart~