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Emperor Taizong of Daqing was a brilliant general and an accomplished scholar, excelling in every field and ushering in an unprecedented golden age.
But what made the emperor most famous wasn't his own ability. It was his love story, which people have delighted in recounting throughout the ages.
Shen Yujiao, the imperial noble consort who commanded the emperor's favor above all others, was only a concubine's daughter from a marquis's household. Her older sisters fought viciously among themselves, but she was too young to get caught up in their battles.
When the Marchioness was young, she was so domineering that she couldn't tolerate other women. But after she gave up on the marquis, Shen Yujiao's mother came into the picture out of nowhere.
When Emperor Taizong was still a prince, he devoted all his energy to building his power and had no time to enjoy the beautiful women in his household.
By the time Emperor Taizong had secured his position, the beautiful women in his household had withered away. That was when Shen Yujiao appeared.
As a prince, Wei Jin had been The Outcast, above everyone but one and high above the masses, yet unable to follow his own heart. He made up for all his regrets by showering Shen Yujiao with affection.
At last, he no longer had to worry about whether his father liked the people he liked or favored the people he favored.
Palace maid: "Your Majesty, they all say you must have used some bewitching trick to win the emperor's favor above all others."
Yujiao: "What, do you want me to teach you? I'm really just an ordinary little beauty."
Theme: You have to live for yourself.
A concubine marrying her concubine brother, this generation
After reading the ending, I finally understood why the author's writing style was so naive, but I never gave up. It's very simple, people's hearts, everyone here has a bottom line, they will not harm others casually, they also have their own story line, they are not just cannon fodder against the heroine, they also have another responsibility of their own, they are not stunned by the hero, they are women who were cultivated by the family and always put the family first. Such women are the great ladies of ancient times in my heart. They may be blinded by love for a moment, and may have petty fights that hurt their harmony, but they always remember that the family comes first. Everyone's story line here coincides with the family line. There is no excessive description of the previous dynasty, there is no heroine killing everyone, and there is no vicious female supporting character bringing down the family. Really, very good. An ordinary queen met an emperor who was sincere to her, let alone the harem who would use any means to frame her and collude with her to put people to death. Although the writing is immature, the plot is really eye-catching.
The story is good and I like the happy ending.
Concubine Zhao is really shameless. While she wants to harm the concubine's child, she also wants to marry her granddaughter to the concubine's brother and blackmail the concubine into doing things for her. That's right, she doesn't seem to realize that all the bad things she has done have been discovered by others.
The female protagonist has very few roles, the male protagonist will appear occasionally
Is it because the legitimate daughter was unwilling to marry and entered into a relationship of interest with the mistress's adopted son?
The sentence segmentation is not very clear and it is difficult to read.
Updates are too slow. Not enough
Updates are too few and too slow!
It seems so. They are all writing about other people. Has the author prioritized things?