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Qin Xian'er was born into a distinguished family, talented, handsome and well-established.
In the year of Ji's hairpin, His Majesty had filled the harem, and once he was enthroned, he was as high as the concubine of the first palace.
During the general election, there was a shocking glimpse, and Qin Xianer's little deer bumped into each other.
Unexpectedly, the love that the noble girl had just aroused was completely wiped out by the memories that were unblocked one after another.
Qin Zhan'er calmly lay down with her hands folded, her face full of peace, life was not worth it.
On the day of the election, His Majesty's eyes looked vaguely vague and meaningful.
Qin Zhan'er: A stinky man with big pig's hooves is shameless in flirting everywhere!
＊The sober lady in the world & Yan Zhenghuo, the beautiful emperor
Purpose: Love life and be confident and self-reliant at all times
Reader comments
Oh my gosh, I have exactly the same idea as you! ! ! What I don't like the most is the author's casual reply on Weibo after writing the book, "Because Jiang Wenxu ten years ago was a hundred times a thousand times better than Ai Ziyu." He tui~ How good is a hundred times a thousand times? Bring him food and fight for him? There are a few sentences in the novel that made me disgusted. "If he could do it again, he would watch He Zhishu get married and have children. Maybe He Zhishu was unhappy, but at least he didn't bring this misfortune to him." "Even if He died, he would never miss seeing him for the last time." The general idea is this. What do you mean by "even if you die?" In fact, the original couple in most stations may have tortured Chiang too much in the later period... Most of the tears I shed while reading were for him, but even so I didn't like him. Regarding Dr. Ai, I agree with what you said. Dr. Ai is a good family man, has seen all kinds of temptations, is well-educated, loves flowers and animals, and is kind to others. This is destined to be two different people from Jiang Wenxu. Many people criticized Dr. Ai for wanting Xiao Shu when he was seriously ill, but... That wasn't the case with He Zhishu... Anyway, I was happy watching that part. What's even more outrageous is that some people say that Dr. Ai's liking for the seriously ill He Zhishu is a kind of illness, a mentality of admiration for the disabled. Do you have to be like Jiang Wenxu to be a normal person if you don't feel offended when you look in the mirror when He Zhishu says something to you? In the end, He Zhishu still loved Jiang, but he did not forgive him. (Actually, when I was reading the novel, I really didn't like Xiao Shu's character who kept everything he said in his heart. It was so frustrating.) Finally, cheers~
Oh my gosh, I have exactly the same idea as you! ! ! What I don't like the most is the author's casual reply on Weibo after writing the book, "Because Jiang Wenxu ten years ago was a hundred times a thousand times better than Ai Ziyu." He tui~ How good is a hundred times a thousand times? Bring him food and fight for him? There are a few sentences in the novel that made me disgusted. "If he could do it again, he would watch He Zhishu get married and have children. Maybe He Zhishu was unhappy, but at least he didn't bring this misfortune to him." "Even if He died, he would never miss seeing him for the last time." The general idea is this. What do you mean by "even if you die?" In fact, the original couple in most stations may have tortured Chiang too much in the later period... Most of the tears I shed while reading were for him, but even so I didn't like him. Regarding Dr. Ai, I agree with what you said. Dr. Ai is a good family man, has seen all kinds of temptations, is well-educated, loves flowers and animals, and is kind to others. This is destined to be two different people from Jiang Wenxu. Many people criticized Dr. Ai for wanting Xiao Shu when he was seriously ill, but... That wasn't the case with He Zhishu... Anyway, I was happy watching that part. What's even more outrageous is that some people say that Dr. Ai's liking for the seriously ill He Zhishu is a kind of illness, a mentality of admiration for the disabled. Do you have to be like Jiang Wenxu to be a normal person if you don't feel offended when you look in the mirror when He Zhishu says something to you? In the end, He Zhishu still loved Jiang, but he did not forgive him. (Actually, when I was reading the novel, I really didn't like Xiao Shu's character who kept everything he said in his heart. It was so frustrating.) Finally, cheers~