Courting the General

Today is my grandpa's birthday. It's a day off. Little angels, don't wait.

The "□□" plot really turned me off to this book, and I felt so helpless after reading it. Does it have to be this way to empathize? I have experienced it, and I understand that at the moment of being raped, I don't think about the feeling of "I did something wrong, it was punishment." The way in the article is not realistic at all. At that moment, there is only endless anger and hope that I will be rescued. The sentence in the article "It's your own fault, it's your punishment." It really makes me uncomfortable. Girls don't need this kind of "punishment" for anything they do wrong. Those who do this to us are the criminals. Don't be disappointed in yourself, don't hurt yourself. Alas, when I really recall that moment, I can only feel despair and powerlessness. The "□□" incident is absolutely not a lesson. The phrase "a long lesson" is just a secondary injury to the victim.

She is too romantic and has self-destructive tendencies.

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival. Can you really let Ah Ling wait a few years before saying anything about forgiveness? Otherwise, it will be a bit unbearable. It's really too easy.

The writing on the back of this piece is so beautiful, but the emperor Luoyue was too aggrieved. When the imperial commander was injured during the military expedition, he had to queue up to see a doctor. The case has been solved. In fact, the author is the stepmother? Liyue, come to auntie for a hug! (Congratulations on the completion of the text!)

I couldn't help but laugh at the first part of this chapter

OK. I feel that Li Yue is a little more mature mentally, Li Yue doesn't have the feeling of a young emperor. Now I feel like Li Yue just doesn't take her life seriously, and doesn't know the dangers of human heart. She is like a piece of unstained white paper, but in fact, this is wrong for her identity. People who come from the royal family should still have some vigilance, and Li Yue is not the kind of spoiled princess. She has experienced crises in her childhood and adolescence, so she should be very vigilant and mature. (Even if she established Tan Yi as the queen to win over Tan Jia, this is a very mature way of dealing with things. Love can be immature, but the maturity of the way of dealing with things should have nothing to do with love.) I feel that her experience does not match some of the habits and actions she shows now.

Sorry, you really lied to us in your last article. But considering the fact that they met, I can barely forgive you.

The misunderstandings are handled very well here, and no matter what the general said, if they solved the misunderstanding early, they would fall into a bigger misunderstanding. Yue Yaer might not be able to recognize her own heart for the rest of her life?

What will the author write next?