Deeply Favored by the Emperor

My family, let's just say that I was really confused by this novel. It just started to take things by force for no reason. The character of the heroine was not established at the beginning. From my personal understanding, the author wanted the heroine to be someone who was unwilling to be a concubine and was unwilling to be trapped in the palace and longed for a free life. However, it was not described clearly at the beginning. The heroine was willing to become a concubine to that rotten man in order to save her mother. The hero was an emperor, he treated the heroine's mother, and he did this and that for the heroine. It is true that the heroine is a person who yearns for independence and freedom. The heroine did not want what the hero gave her, but this The heroine enjoys all the benefits, and then she says that the hero forced her to enter the palace. If the hero hadn't forced the heroine to enter the palace, the heroine would not have lost her freedom. But if the heroine didn't enter the palace, she would not be able to escape the fate of being someone else's concubine. She would have no freedom or even worse. The heroine has always been dependent on her. She has the image of relying on others to live. She was able to escape to the Yue Kingdom because of the second male lead, and she was able to live well in the Yue Kingdom because of the second male lead. However, when she arrived in the Yue Kingdom, she felt that the second male lead was entangled with her. The heroine was not knowledgeable and had no strong martial arts skills, so she just cried. She made no contribution to the Yue Kingdom, so why should she become an adult directly? Moreover, if we put ourselves in the shoes of the heroine, as a helpless concubine, she was forced to become a concubine, and her mother was poisoned and assassinated. According to the independent character that the author wants to establish, the heroine was brought into the palace by the male protagonist, and she has already entered the palace for negotiation. Freedom is not nonsense. Shouldn't we adapt to local conditions and take advantage of the situation? First let the male protagonist treat her mother's illness. Then find out who poisoned her mother. Kill those who deserve to be killed. Revenge those who deserve revenge. We will talk about how to escape later. Regarding the issue of going there, I really don't understand the fact that monarchs from other countries can successfully enter the palace of their own country. If this is done, wouldn't it mean that anyone with some martial arts can enter the palace? The emperor is assassinated all day long, and the heroine escapes. , A prince who knows martial arts can't hold down a person who has no strength. Doesn't this mean that a weightlifting champion was crushed to death by a child? The plot of taking things by force is very satisfying to watch, but the logic must at least be reasonable. Anyway, I was confused when I saw it. My humble opinion. I don't mean anything bad about the author. Everyone understands it differently. If you don't agree, you can report it. Don't curse. Thank you.

Help, this comment section is too scary, and it's full of male mothers. After reading a few chapters, it's clear that the male protagonist is attracted by it, but the female protagonist has to compromise and misunderstand. Because of the power, she can only lick the male protagonist. The male protagonist also thinks that he is deeply moved by his emotions, which always hurts the female protagonist (both psychologically and physiologically). I can only say that she is a female Tokugang, illogical and bloody, and torturing women is her first sexual fetish.

Is this heroine sick? You don't ask for anything, yet you look like you're being forced to do something helpless. It's pathetic that you're still doing it after getting benefits. Even if the emperor beats you, he still scolds you. This is what you're crazy to write.

I'm really going to be pissed off. What can I say? This heroine can only cry. She didn't want to be someone else's concubine, but later she was willing to be the prince's concubine for her mother and was rescued by the male protagonist. After entering the palace, the emperor rescued her mother. She acted like she didn't want to feel sorry for herself every day and insisted on going to the banquet to see the emperor for the jade regardless of the current situation. So what did he do before? He knew from the beginning that the jade was good to her mother, so why didn't he say anything and only went to get it on important occasions. Later, because of the piece of jade, I reluctantly catered to the emperor and wanted to escape. I wanted to cry. I didn't like that the emperor was really a bitch and had to build an archway (maybe I said it in a bad way). Later, he fled to the country of Yue. He was made a high-ranking official for nothing, and it only took a month. (When it comes to this, you have to wonder how the queen strengthened the country) Anyway, there is no logic in this drama, and the heroine setting cannot be established. I am very angry after watching it (of course this is my own opinion, please do not upgrade your family)

If the author wants to write a story about rape and robbery, he should make the male protagonist more domineering and cruel. Otherwise, it will make me feel that the female protagonist is very ungrateful.

Why do I feel like this heroine is so easy to work with?

I really don't understand this female protagonist. The male protagonist has helped her so much. She is her own mother. What's wrong with her?

"She was forced into a desperate situation and there is no other way." Ah, she is looking for abuse. The male protagonist saves her and treats her injuries. She doesn't eat and comes to coax her to eat. He hires a doctor for her mother. He is interested in her but does not force her. I don't understand that the female protagonist hates the male protagonist so much. The male protagonist is not very cruel.

I came in with just one problem, I was labeled as a strong woman, but it turned out that I came in with an ancient story about robbing the crematorium of my wife who was chasing her???

The heroine seems to have a psychological problem. She can't stand to eat and drink well, and she feels like others are harming her. . . .