Hall of Compassion

After watching Liuli Steps, I came back to review the Hall of Mercy. It suddenly occurred to me that Liang Yu said that Lian Xin was a son of the clan, so he couldn't have anything to do with Yang Heyu, right? Also, although I have finished reading it, I still feel that it is not finished because I like it. I really want the fourth sister to tell the story behind the Murong Dynasty and explain the ending of Empress Dowager Liang and Liang Zhangyin, haha!

I've finished reading it [Compare my feelings]~ I really liked the character design of Yue Xuan when I read it. Although it is very idealistic, it is really interesting. And the ending where the son of the elder brother who had a fake eunuch love became the queen mother, it was so meaningful and blank, it simply amazed me! After the second brush, I discovered that the author directly added a side story, Yue Huan gave birth to a daughter, so that's it... To a certain extent, she was separated from the bloody Dragon Throne.

I can't get enough of it. Is there any follow-up to the same series where I can read about the future lives of the male and female protagonists?

It looks good, the writing is smooth, the heroine is particularly cute, the hero is a delicate vixen, and the supporting characters are not much written but they are all three-dimensional. I found that the author's books are all based on the emotional line. Even the career of the male protagonist is not much mentioned and is only designed to promote the emotional line.

After starting with a bad hand, she lived like this and became a happy imperial concubine. She started off with a strong hand and was as obsessed as Zhen Xi, and she became a former noble concubine who got lost along the way. You have to figure out what your life will be like. All only a few decades.

It has to be the Fourth Sister, both eunuchs can show different tricks, the Temple of Mercy in the Pagoda, tsk tsk tsk tsk

The personalities of Liang Yu and the heroine are not bad, but they are not particularly fresh. The parts describing Jin Yiwei and Dongchang were too bloody. The most outstanding thing described in the full text is the tossing and turning of the 18-year-old emperor, a delicate and real living person, the love, hatred, and sighs of the emperor.

No more! I still want to see my two children grow up!

It's a pity to stop here, I feel like I haven't finished the rest.

Seeing this, I think the little emperor is quite pitiful. Maybe it's because the fourth sister's early descriptions were so good, but the final ending is really disappointing.