In a nutshell: Two beautiful, strong, yet tragic souls (crossed out) fall in love in the 18th century as if they were living in the 21st. They live with heart, raise their child with care, and casually bring blessings to the people and help the world.
Couple: Imperial Noble Consort Dunsu Nian Lin Daiyu Xiyao x Emperor Yongzheng Aisin-Gioro Yinzhen, the romantic
The famously hypocritical Fourth Emperor, in public: "I hear the empress faction and the concubine faction claim I shamelessly use my looks to curry favor with the ministers' daughters. Hmph. Woman, you're playing with fire."
The famously hypocritical Fourth Emperor, in private: "Yuer, are you no longer interested in your husband?" (puppy eyes)
Theme: Strong characters who dote on each other
I was caught off guard and was dumbfounded by the abuse. I thought it would be a good idea to talk things over soon, but I didn't expect...
Because the male protagonist may change his mind, will Sister Lin feel sorry for herself or should she study less? In the Red Mansion, the most she could do was feel pity for her life experience. She never said that she thought too much and thought too much. It is her characteristic that she is good at thinking, and this kind of thinking is not limited to love and love. I understand that the author wants to write about Sister Lin's inner conflict and worry in a situation like that, but no matter what, the core setting of the character shouldn't change. What I am writing about now is not Sister Lin, but Cuscuta, who only relies on men for support.
It's well written in big letters. It fits my impression of Nian Fei in history. I always thought she should be a stunningly beautiful woman like Sister Lin, who was so ecstatic for both cooks. This article is a double cook ecstasy for me who loves both Sister Lin and Nian Concubine.
Inexplicably, I fell asleep, and then I would sleep with someone else. I was still there. True love, true love, respecting history. Wouldn't the heroine just give birth to children, one would die, and one would die, and then life would continue. The heroine died suddenly, and after the death, the man would still have some kind of humble concubine and little son. Is this true love that moves the world? According to history, don't really love me, just dote on your concubine.
What on earth is this chapter talking about? Are you starting to go crazy now?
The author really likes to use a substitute to sleep with the wrong part of the story and abuse the heroine. The same is true in the previous book. He mistakenly recognized her and gave birth to a child. Everyone was happy. Only the heroine was injured. It was better to sleep with him openly. She was his concubine in the first place.
So Be is also very good. Showing off true love turns out to be true love that hurts the most. So what are the benefits of true love.
The author's bad taste is as always, once is not enough to come twice, the main one will not last you to death
Forget it, I can't stand it anymore.
Wasn't he bullied by you, a scumbag, a self-proclaimed dog prince, and a bunch of warblers in the backyard? The fortune telling was ruined by the dog prince. It should have been arranged that the fourth child would not wake up. They are all the same person. Why must the concubine in history have to give birth to a baby here!!! My sister will never be in love again if she lives her life again! Is it going to be written here that Concubine Nian and the Song family cherish each other?