The Qing Dynasty's Biggest Taxpayer

Mrs. Chen has cut off the wealth and prosperity of all her relatives, so it is normal for her to be disgusted.

The heroine could hold back from attacking Mr. Chen. She really has morals and a bottom line (neutral word)

The ending is simply the epitome of the tragedy of patriarchal society.

Jade works really hard The question often comes up in the middle: "What if it were him?" The thought that came up countless times, "Let's be honest, I'm so annoyed, I might as well die" But Jade always has a countermeasure. It's always uncomfortable to see the end. Jade could have died in peace, but after surviving Kangxi, Yongzheng was reluctant to part with it. Not to mention Qianlong, I believe that Jade also has a way Lost to the mighty thoughts of ancient female emperors Jade really died unjustly. I just remembered that there was a lot of foreshadowing. Chen's mother doesn't understand etiquette, is timid and fearful, and is soft-hearted. Relying on the word filial piety and dragging Yu to death in the name of doing your best. The lot was drawn earlier for a big family?? The jade that has been around for a long time In response to her words, it's just a mortal body. Fortunately, there is still a chance to return to modern times Fortunately, there is a sixteen who understands all the processes.

It's a bit of a pity, but it's also good. After all, the brothers are not a good match.

I originally wanted to see Yuge live until the Qianlong Dynasty, and then be crowned king and prime minister, alas.

After chasing for so long, I didn't expect it to end like this. It really... Came to an end.

It can only be said that character determines destiny, and the environment affects character. Both the author and the heroine are originally under the influence of a patriarchal society. The author cannot create a woman who breaks free from the constraints of the most feudal period of feudal society. The heroine cannot escape the ideological confinement of being a woman in the modern society. The heroine disguised as a man has seen what happened to other women in the most feudal period. She thought she was not one of them, but she is still them, so her golden finger is not her golden finger in the end. Finally, don't talk about sublimation. The author's writing power is not enough, and the subsequent development is chaotic. This ending can actually be handled, which is unexpected and reasonable, but the subsequent ending is obviously messy and has a sense of urgency. I hope the author can make a stable ending next time. Many authors have poor endings. Come on.

I thought there was a role for Yongzheng before, but when I think about it, it's normal. Now that I'm older, I already have wives and concubines, so the ending is pretty good.

I just feel that there is no point in planning a fight in the end.