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In the tenth year of Chunhua, the government and the public were in turmoil. King Jingmu Liang Xiao, who held 100,000 elite troops from Hedong Road, supported his young master to ascend the throne and took over the power as regent.
For a time, it was in the limelight, and the powerful and powerful clan members all fawned over him.
The powerful King Jingmu Liang Xiao and his concubine Jiang Heng have been estranged for many years. Recently, there have been rumors that the two are about to get divorced.
Just when a wealthy family in Beijing was ready to move their daughter into the palace.
Everyone discovered that King Jingmu generously rewarded the princess's family, went out in a carriage with the princess, and supported her attentively. Even though the princess had a cold face and never pretended to say anything, His Highness didn't care at all.
Later, King Jingmu drove his horse himself and was covered in dust just to buy the honey-soaked cherries that the princess liked.
Everyone felt that King Jingmu truly doted on the princess.
Little did they know that from the day Jiang Heng married Liang Xiao, she completely lost her freedom. Under her gauze sleeves were iron shackles, and the four-sided red-walled courtyard was a cage. She was monitored day and night countless times.
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Jiang Heng and Liang Xiao grew up together. They watched him being brought into the palace when he was small and frail. He saw him being wronged because of his low birth mother. He saw him working hard to get ahead and working hard at night. He also saw him using all means to fight for power and profit.
She thought she understood him and felt sorry for him, until one day, her world was turned upside down, and everything she relied on collapsed overnight, and he stood in front of her, gentle but cruel: "Hey Heng, you have to marry whether you want to marry, or whether you want to marry or not."
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Liang Xiao had always hated Jiang Heng and hated her for not loving him. They had been grudged against each other for seven years and tortured each other. Suddenly, she discovered that she had loved him in the very beginning.
He regretted it and wanted to go back and find this love, but she smiled coldly: "No more. Even I don't know where I threw him."
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Double C. The male protagonist has a character flaw, which was criticized wildly, and the story about chasing his wife in the crematorium is like running away from me.
What's the ending?
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Pre-released article: "The Emperor's Wife"
Zheng Zhixian has been working hard to be a virtuous queen.
She stayed dormant in the East Palace with Li Ji, spending the most difficult time, and finally survived until he ascended the throne and became emperor, ruling the world.
Unexpectedly, what followed was the incompatibility between the Zheng family and the imperial power. After Li Ji firmly took the throne, he attacked the Zheng family, ransacked their homes, dismissed them from office, and fled thousands of miles away.
Suddenly, the queen Zhixian became a laughing stock.
On a sunny day in Chunxi, she took off her robes, removed her phoenix crown, put on a white plain robe, and climbed onto the city platform alone.
As far as the eye can see, the Haiyan River is clear and the scenery is beautiful.
She had a great heart and jumped without any hesitation.
The moment she fell, she saw Li Ji running towards her in a hurry. He, who was so well-groomed, had his hair crown crooked and his clothes slanted, but he didn't notice it. He just stretched out his hand in vain, trying to hold her.
He called her by her given name, with deep affection and tears falling.
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Zhixian slept for three whole years.
Li Ji did not remarry or take in a concubine. Just like before, he set up six dummy palaces and carefully cultivated the two princes.
Her portrait still hangs in the sleeping pavilion of Tai Chi Hall. The woman in the painting has bright eyebrows and a sweet smile, looking young and happy.
But after waking up, Zhixian just wanted to stay away from the palace.
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The court officials did not expect that the emperor, who had always been diligent and self-restrained, would go crazy one day and block the city gates to prevent one person from leaving.
Note: 1.1V1 double C.
2. The story of chasing his wife in the crematorium.
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Purpose: Anti-feudalism, anti-oppression
