The Emperor’s Uncle

It seems that they all love uncle, the emperor has always had him in his heart, called him by name, went to see him as soon as possible when he was hurt, and said to him over and over again, Yun also loved him, although it was fake at first, but it became true later, because he took the "death" medicine, and when they met later, he only dared to drink in silence, and even the princess chanted sutras for him throughout his life... But none of them wanted him, the emperor Believing him and waiting for him to surrender, Yun Nian thought that he could not let go of his pride and refuse his confession again, not to mention the princess, uncle seemed to be loved by everyone, but in fact, no one wanted to take him in now, and no one thought about his future. Only Liu would find him several times, help him take care of everything, and take him in at every stage. So what is true love?

Everything from the structure to the design to the writing of this article is exquisite, the craftsmanship and aura are just right. The love-hate entanglements between the characters are layered and not redundant. The foundation of the entire story is very solid and will not appear frivolous. It is indeed the pinnacle of Dafeng's writing skills. My favorite part of the whole novel is "Plum Blossoms in the Snow". WeChat Reading has a very good evaluation of this plot, saying, "This paragraph is too white, snowy and red in the world of glass, and it cannot be a humorous context." The plum-breaking incident is the starting point of many emotions, relationships, and fates, and it is also the center where many story lines converge. At first glance, it looks a bit like the four people rafting on Taihu Lake at the end of Another Spring. All the central characters are present, but the plot design is more complicated. The first person narrative itself has the characteristic of uncanny. Readers can only complete the whole story of the event through different characters' repeated narrations of the same event from their perspectives, which makes it particularly exciting. Let's summarize the five mentions of plum-breaking incidents: It was the first time I wrote about falling plum blossoms in the snow, and I was congratulating the princess on her birthday. The princes, grandsons, and the children of important ministers all came to the house to play. Prince Huai Chengjun was holding children one by one, folding plum blossoms, and Prince Qi Zhe was sitting in the corridor watching. Suddenly a child knocked over the tea and splashed the Prince wet, so Chengjun took him to change clothes. This time the focus of the narrative is on Qi Zhe, saying that he was silent and quiet when he was young, and did not like to talk because he was afraid of being born. The second time was when King Huai was arrested for "rebellion". Seeing the close relationship between Emperor Yun and Emperor Yun, a misunderstanding arose, and the plum-breaking incident was recalled again. It turned out that the person who knocked over the tea was Yun Yu when he was young. At that time, he and the prince looked at each other. Chengjun, who was heartbroken, recalled the situation at that time and suddenly realized that he thought it was the starting point of childhood sweethearts' love, but in fact it was just an illusion like a dream. The focus is on the relationship between Yun Yu and the prince, and the identity of the third key figure in the incident is revealed. The third time I wrote about Plum Blossoms in the Snow, it was from Liu Tongyi's perspective. Ever since they first met at the banquet to discuss the legend of knights, he had always wanted to see King Huai Chengjun again and tell him his feelings. In fact, King Huai also wanted to talk to him again. He went to the birthday party of Princess Xianhuai, and saw Prince Huai playing with several princes in the snow, folding plum blossoms one by one, just like a painting, untouchable and unapproachable. Therefore, he regarded King Huai as a figure in a painting, only looking at him from a distance and only secretly in love with him. The focus is on Liu Tongyi, complementing the gaze that King Huai did not notice from his perspective. The fourth key figure is pointed out here. The fourth time I wrote about Plum Blossoms in the Snow, it was from Yun Yu's perspective mixed with the perspective of King Huai. King Huai picked up the children one by one and folded plum blossoms. When he picked up the last child (i. E. Yun Yu), the eunuch said that this was the son of Yun Xiang and not the prince. Therefore, King Huai broke plum blossoms and gave them to Yun Yu. Yun Yu wanted to kowtow and thank him, but it was clear that Yun Yu was actually of royal blood, just like the princes. The focus is on revealing Yun Yu's true life experience, describing his bloody confession, and the source of his unwillingness, dissatisfaction, and injustice hidden in the previous article. The fifth time he wrote about plum blossoms falling in the snow was at the end. Chengjun recalled that his mother pointed out to him that the reason why the plum blossoms happened was because King Huai had just passed away at that time, and all the forces wanted to test the attitude of Prince Huai, so they sent the princes one after another. Chengjun hugged every child that day. There was nothing he could do at first, but because the prince was splashed with water and hugged him for the longest time, he became a princeling in people's eyes. At this point, the last corner of the Plum Blossom Painting unfolds. Whether it is family affection, love, or the desire for power, ambition, or defensiveness, they are all "pretended to be true, and true and false at the same time, and there is nothing to do but nothing to do." To sum up, everyone is pretending to be confused while pretending to understand, and pretending to be confused while pretending to understand. In fact, many of Dafeng's novels are like this. The more hysterical they are, the more they give everything they have, and in the end they are all in vain. So don't think too much about it, just muddle along and just act based on your heart. There is no need to be so open about many things. The ending of Shu Liu's wandering around the world is also based on "freedom".

I watched The Emperor a few days ago and read it several times recently, and finally I have almost figured out the love and hate between the four people. First of all, my personal point of view is that my uncle has no love for the young emperor at all. Even if he is good to the younger generation, he is equally good to King Dai. Personally, I can't stand my uncle's party, saying that my uncle's favorite is the emperor, and why he is so miserable and can't love me. Everything that Uncle Ming suffered was caused by the Emperor. He lost his identity and his past life, and also experienced the pain of being betrayed by a few people he trusted. Wasn't it all the Emperor's fault? In the end, the emperor left a note to his uncle saying that he always believed in him, but he never believed in him. If you believe in him, why do you treat him like this? I felt a little angry when I saw it, especially the feeling that all you lost was your life and what I lost was love. Secondly, Yun Yu, the relationship between Uncle and Yun Yu started from a lie. Yun Yu deliberately approached Uncle and accompanied him. The foundation of their relationship was a castle in the air pretended by Yun Yu. Uncle confessed his love to Liu first, but then he thought about Yun who was accompanying him. Uncle is a person who lacks love and is insecure, so he wants to treat him well when someone is with him. But all this is no longer possible after the lie is shattered. The person you love is fake, so even if you have feelings, it is impossible to continue. In the end, it is revealed that there is an unbridgeable gap in blood between Yun Yu and Uncle (actually, I personally think it is okay if they are both male orthopedics... It is not a direct blood relationship, but Uncle himself cannot accept it. Judging from the blood relationship, there should be a hereditary sexual attraction between Uncle and Yun). Yun Yu also fell in love with his uncle when he was admiring the plum blossoms, but there was something more important in his life than his uncle. He wanted to protect his family and his father. It was painful for him to betray his uncle. His uncle left him a way out but he refused to leave it for his uncle, but he was willing to die to apologize (from the timeline) It is said that he committed suicide before his uncle faked his death, which means that even if his uncle was not dead, he was still a treasonous criminal and he would have to pay for his death.) In fact, the feeling of hatred and love between heaven and earth between Yun Yu and his uncle was really enjoyable to watch, haha, be gave the two of them an extra layer of flavor. Finally, there is Liu Tongyi. Some people say that Uncle's initial feelings for Liu were imagined by him, but at least Uncle fell in love with Liu at first sight twice. It's just that he didn't have the opportunity to get in touch with Liu, so he imagined a lot of what he looked like. The uncle even secretly painted a willow and hid it in the house (the title of the extra chapter in the middle is called Painting a Willow, which also points to this aspect). The only thing that came out of the secret room that contained evidence of the uncle's rebellion was the little willow that the uncle painted. In fact, among the three people, Liu Tongyi was the one who felt least sorry for his uncle, and his uncle was mentally prepared from the beginning, knowing that Liu and him would want to kill him in the opposite camp, so the sense of betrayal was not that strong. However, after what happened, my uncle still resented Liu and insisted on dying in front of him to make him suffer. He didn't get angry when others came to him in the prison. He only had repeated yin and yang with Liu. It was obvious that his feelings for Liu were different. Later, the uncle once again left his last words to Liu but not to Yun Yu. Liu also became stubborn and thought that you wanted to get along with Yun Yu and asked me to clean up the mess. I won't do it. It turns out that the uncle left alone and went to chase the uncle. Haha. After everything was settled, Yun Yu, Liu Tongyi and Jing Weiyi all left the court. They were all free. In this state, the uncle chose to turn around and chase Liu. After going back and forth several times, Liu once again thought that his uncle had died, and was heartbroken for the third time. But it happened that his uncle was also looking for Liu at this time, and finally they went in both directions. Liu and Shu were comforted when they were young and fell in love silently when they broke plum blossoms. In fact, he trusted his uncle more than the other two uncles. Although he was a member of the imperial party, he did not want to accuse him. Subconsciously, he felt that uncle was innocent and must find evidence (to prove his guilt or innocence? Uncle had already confessed on his own, so Liu believed that uncle was innocent and wanted to find evidence to retract the confession). Even after his uncle faked his death, he was full of resentment towards Qi Zhe and directly killed the emperor. His uncle "died" in his arms several times, and each time he collapsed in despair, and the last time he became seriously ill. He was willing to be the person who looked at the painting, and he only wanted him to be safe. He even saved his uncle only after the emperor mentioned it to him. At this time, his uncle finally understood that Liu had true feelings for him. Finally, there are two things in the last two chapters of Jinjiang without extra chapters. First, Yun Yu bumped into Shu Liu and they were very uncomfortable. At the same time, Shu would also be jealous of Liu. In the drunken episode, Shu Liu still felt insecure about each other after living together for two or three years. In the end, Liu Zui completely filled the two people's sense of security. Ten years after the timeline passed, the emperor died and his uncle returned to the capital. The little emperor could not wait for the last time of his uncle. Yun Yu could finally say the words "Chengjun" easily at this time. After seeing the emperor's mausoleum, his uncle told Qitan that he had to go back quickly, but Ransi was still waiting for him at home. Jing Qizhe's body disappeared, Yun Yu let go of love and hate, and everything in his uncle's past was left behind, leaving only Liu Tongyi in Jing Weiyi's life.

The uncle Liu in this article is still very obvious, and the uncle has always loved Liu. Uncle vs. Yun kind of reminds me of Reed Shan vs. Gou Huan in Reply 1988. A large part of the reason why there is such a big controversy about who is the true love between Wen Yun and Liu is that this article is written in the first person, and it basically contains his own thoughts and opinions, but in fact, he is a very self-consistent person. At first I didn't understand why Uncle suddenly liked Yun so much, but later I understood, because Uncle thought Yun liked him. Uncle is just like Deshan. People say (especially this person is Liu) that you like Yun. At the same time, he feels that Yun likes him, so he thinks, "I like Yun." So I took the trouble to tell myself that I like clouds. It feels a bit self-suggestive and self-taken for granted. Just like someone usually says that you definitely like the color red, red is passionate, has a festive meaning and looks good on you, and then you think you like red, I like red every day, I like red, red is a lot better, but in fact, all the things you buy are green, and you subconsciously prefer green, so you buy green things subconsciously. Many of Liu's uncles also feel that they confess to Yun over and over again, always thinking about Yun and feeling that Liu is not worth it. In fact, no, because the article is more about the hints given by the uncle himself, and he is convincing himself. I keep telling myself that I like clouds, I like clouds. But his eyes followed Liu subconsciously. The most obvious thing is that later on the ship, Uncle Liu came and Liu left, Liu Qian went here and Liu Qian went there, and the first thing he did when he returned to the ship was to mention Xiao Liu. When I first read it, I was thinking, is it pointless to write Liu to make up for the word count? Later I figured out that this was why he subconsciously paid attention to Xiaoliu. Uncle has always said that he likes Yun, but he only has various tangled psychological descriptions of Yun, and has never subconsciously said that he is following Yun. It's impossible not to pay attention to someone if you like them, and your eyes will inevitably follow them. Of course, because it is in the first person, the rich description of psychological activities will make people feel that they love Yun very much.

Just leave the sentence "Uncle Emperor 99" and leave.

I don't quite agree with Shu Liu's point of making do. First of all, the uncle's perspective turned on beautification, filters, and microdermabrasion. The truth of the matter can be seen through Zhang Gongan's third perspective. Uncle deceived others and himself to justify all kinds of beautification [cheek support]. Not to mention the large number of rhetoric and filters piled up on Liu from the perspective of Uncle, just look at the end of the story. Liu did not say anything to leave Uncle in the end. Normally, for a delicate and sensitive literary young man like Uncle, it is basically equivalent to rejecting him again. But the uncle still chose to create a chance encounter and force Liu Yiyi. If he didn't do this, he could find someone to live with who had nothing to do with these people and stay away from these bad things, but he didn't. In the extra chapter, Uncle Li was actually uneasy, and he also felt that Liu was trying to get along with him. Because if he was just getting along with Liu, and when Liu was so obedient to him and docile to the point of being mean, why would he have to get Liu drunk and make him speak his mind. Liu's muddling along with him just suited his liking. If Uncle really wanted Liu's stability, he could have just pretended that nothing had happened and continue to live like that. Liu wouldn't say anything anyway, and he wouldn't take the initiative to ask Uncle for anything. In the extra episode, Uncle Ye saw Liu Zai eating noodles and wandered over to pretend to meet him by chance. Then there is the matchmaking between Uncle Liu and Yun, which is a bit too much love. If you are happy, I will be happy. If you are happy, I will be happy too. In the front, it was an attack of the soul of love, but in the back, it felt like the quilt had gone astray. From Liu's perspective, there are many people that Uncle loves and cares about, but they treat him differently from the people he has loved. Uncle's perspective is about Bai Yueguang's restraint and daring not to speak, Liu's perspective is probably because this person is relatively indifferent to me, and I have always been an outsider (of course it's hard to say whether the executor is an outsider or not). Liu probably views himself as a way station, a temporary haven before his uncle's next true love appears. From my perspective, I don't doubt Uncle's love for Liu, but during the reading process, I will doubt whether Liu really loves Uncle, or whether he just has a white knight mentality against Uncle. The uncle confessed that he chose to focus on the relationship between the uncle and his love rival. Uncle hinted that he wanted to stay, and he said he would take care of himself. This man's character is so amazing that I can't understand it. After my uncle got along with him, he was always obedient. He always downplayed whatever outrageous things his uncle did. He felt like a wind that he couldn't catch. The wind is very tolerant, but the wind can escape at any time.

Xiaoyun... Has a very good ending, with extremely free and easy expressions on her eyebrows and eyes, the heavy autumn rain, and the gorgeous red leaves, which are hidden among the rocks. He shouldn't be bound by the so-called love, nor should he be hurt by the sword and shadow of the court. Let's just treat each other as if we don't owe each other and look at each other in the world.

In previous years, when people were discussing who my uncle loved the most, they always liked to quote other characters in the book to support the filter that the uncle's favorite and uncle were unreal and inaccurate. But are the words of other characters in the book necessarily accurate? Does it have to be completely objective? You must know that Dafeng said on Weibo, "What I wanted to express in the article "Uncle Emperor" is that everyone may not have an objective view of others or world affairs. What they think they are familiar with and understand may not be true. Liu Tongyi, Yun Yu and Qi Zhe in Jing Weiyi's eyes, as well as his own "In fact, it changes with the change of his mood and situation." Most of us focus on the second half of the sentence, that is, Jing Weiyi or the perspective may not be true, but in fact, the first half of the sentence cannot be ignored - everyone's perspective on others or world affairs may not be objective. Emphasis on "everyone". If we look from this direction, we will find a very interesting point—— In the extra story about Hua Liu, it is mentioned that Liu Tong has been watching paintings (Jing Weiyi) for many years because he has been on the outside, so he can see clearly many things that the people in the paintings cannot see. Such as his preferences, such as his habits, such as the person who has always been by his side, who he really likes, who is suitable for him. But this paragraph is expressed in Jing Zhen's inner monologue, not by Xiao Liu himself. Then Jingzhen said, so you told him that the one he really likes is Yun Yu (this can correspond to Liu Xiang Shuixie's poem to reject King Huai), and Xiaoliu said that the person that King Huai really likes is not him, which is regarded as an affirmation of Jingzhen's words. However, Hua Liu's extra story was written based on Jing Zhen's subjective perspective and Liu Tongyi's perspective. This is their voice, their vision, and their perception, not an objective fact. And what does Yun Yu think? Yun Yu has always been jealous of Liu Tongyi from the beginning of the emperor's uncle's story, either sourly telling his uncle that he kept Liu Xiang before King Dai opened his mouth, or making fun of him when his uncle showed his liking for Liu. He could tell that his uncle was thinking about Liu Tongyi, and later he personally sent Liu Yezui away. And when the uncle came on the boat to confess to Qi Zhe, he bluntly said that the uncle was actually here for Jing Qizhe, but it is not clear here whether Yun thinks that the uncle is in love. Jing Qizhe is further away from the emperor's uncle. Qi Tan can still see that although his uncle is romantic, he is actually lonely and wants to find a good companion for the rest of his life. Qi Zhe thinks that his uncle seems to be romantic, but he also seems to not pretend to be anyone in his heart. So what does Dafeng himself think? "Xiaoyun and Uncle are not suitable for each other. I think there is a conflict in personality and identity between the two people." So is Koyanagi's perspective really objective? Are his thoughts really accurate and true? What about the other characters? If it were another author, he might spend a certain amount of space describing each character's family background, people around him, the situation in the court, or the background of the times, and he would accurately describe the character's attitude. However, there is not much explanation of the historical background in Emperor's Uncle. Dafeng's words are concise and to the point. We cannot judge whether Liu Xian's statement that "we are not from the same family as Prince Huai's Mansion" refers to politics, identity, temperament, or interests, nor can we judge from which aspect the uncle's statement of "not from the same family" when he saw the number one scholar came from - Uncle's psychological self-narration in this section took place after the fact, and is a recollection, not the present continuous tense. In fact, many of the characters' attitudes and feelings, feelings and emotions, causes and effects in The Emperor's Uncle are not accurately described, but are described using metaphors, almost abstractly, such as noodle soup and lake water, people appreciating paintings, etc. In addition, due to the time difference and plot difference, it is impossible for people to connect them at once. Everything is hazy and each has its own interpretation. Judging from Dafeng's writing preferences, "self-misunderstanding" should still be the core of hindering emotions (the so-called "spreading blood"). You see, she didn't even write down the details of the reasons for King Yun's rebellion and Ying Chang's fear, so that the background line of the rebellion in The Emperor's Uncle felt like a child's play, and it was over before it even started. Therefore, I feel that it may not be accurate to explain the emotions of the characters in Dafeng's works from the specific practical aspects such as politics, family, etc. Although I often like to interpret it this way, Da Feng obviously doesn't have this in mind. This is the answer to a question from a sister in the royal uncle group today. The purpose of putting it here is to try to fish out the ellipsis sister (sister, look at me and a certain painter's wife who cares about you), we are waiting for you in the Emperor's Uncle 520 grain production group (I feel like I am advertising... But in fact it is courtship (???)

When I mention the strong wind blowing, I always feel a lot of emotion. She kicked me in with just a few strokes, a strange woman who specializes in writing from the first-person perspective! Her first-person writing is very wonderful, because she is herself, so she can't see her own heart clearly. It really captures the unique characteristics of the first person. When I was young, after reading her writings, I always wanted to find a replacement, but of course, my search was fruitless. Then I gave up. The writing style is really unique. Now she no longer writes first-person essays. It's a pity... Although there are authors I like more now, Da Feng will always be Bai Yueguang in my heart. "Uncle Huang" is my favorite among her novels, "My Cinnabar Mole". Dafeng's writing and her readers complement each other and are indispensable. Reading the comments section, there are so many insights, which made me suddenly enlightened. It can be said that if you don't read the comment section when reading Dafeng's articles, it will be in vain and you will not understand it at all. It's also because Dafeng fell in love with this kind of misty emotion, so cool! I stubbornly believe that this article is actually the story of the emperor's uncle and the little emperor. The title of the book explains "Uncle Emperor", which has a profound meaning. How wonderful! It starts with the little emperor and ends with the emperor dying. The last sentence of this article is, "Then I will wait for you here, uncle." Every time I see it, I feel like I have a heart attack. Regarding the CP of this article, I am actually an uncle. As long as your uncle is happy, nothing else matters. In this article, I think my uncle's favorite is the little emperor, and the most suitable one is Xiaoliu. Yun Yu is really the worst. It can be forgiven that he has impure motives for approaching his uncle. His blood relationship completely brought this relationship to a dead end. If uncle can accept incest, why is he not a little emperor? Oh, cry. So the three-person room can only be Xiaoliu. Why is this article not np? I really want to cry to death. Why is "Another Spring" an NP?! Other articles of this type start with forced love! I am still struggling with trivial matters like chaos in the royal family! I really hope this article has wallpaper love! Although I usually hate this setting, I really want to have this article! I will definitely say some unreasonable numbers if I am wallpapered, haha, I should feel secretly happy in my heart. The little emperor almost succeeded, but his uncle faked his death and escaped, ugh It's too bitter, we Chengjun. In order to survive, he became lame. Although he was cured later, the low self-esteem he felt during those years was real. After that, he went deep into the enemy's interior with all his heart and courage, and was misunderstood by the world as a loyal minister. I really want to cry to death. He was rounded up at that time, and the only thing that could prove his innocence was that he was asleep. As you said about the little emperor, the cripple still wants to be the successor emperor. I really hate you all. Until the last two chapters of the finale, I hope it will be cp-free. Uncle Huang, really contrasting and cute. "The Emperor's Uncle" When Xiaoliu was a scholar, the Emperor's uncle held his hand. When Xiaoliu broke away in panic, my uncle felt miserable. From the perspective of "Zhang Gongan", the uncle looks like an old man. I really had to die laughing, hahahahaha. He is petty and humorous on the inside, but cold on the outside. No, I thought about it for a long time and realized that this is the most common setting on the market. I searched for it for a long time, but I couldn't find the second one at all, woo woo woo woo woo. After that, I became crazy and obsessed with this kind of beauty, strong, stupid and sweet. I was petty on the inside and cold on the outside. I couldn't find any woo woo woo I still like uncle very much I am a pure uncle. If I offend others, just hold it in. Dafeng, it's been three years since I read this. I've always wanted to write this long review for you. I finally finished it today. I like it very much [sunglasses] [waving hands]

If there was no Queen Mother, I always feel that the uncle and the emperor would not be like this. To the emperor, his uncle was half a father. It's so hard to be an emperor. Being alone is so pitiful.