When Xue Shizhi took a second concubine, Fan Yan still felt sorry for her mistress. When the third concubine entered the household, she had to admit that she was the one who felt jealous, while Xue Shizhi loved everyone dearly.
Not suitable for: 1. Readers under 20. 2. Readers with high expectations about the purity and sanctity of love among people in ancient times. 3. Readers who expect the disadvantaged party in an unequal society to rise up in rebellion and transcend their era. 4. Readers who need detailed content warnings.
Theme: Let her be strong as she may; a gentle breeze brushes the mountain ridge.
In another book, the male protagonist is very judgmental in front of the prince. He acts humble and petty, but becomes superior in front of women. In another book, it is written that the male protagonist has more than a dozen concubines. I really feel that this book has a female concubine tendency...
Yun Zheng is Lao Wu... In the first chapter at the beginning, Lao Wu was the one who was secretly making trouble with his new concubine (Lao Liu). Now things have really changed a lot, and the people are not satisfied.
Xue and Yun are two gods. Yun Zheng doesn't have to do anything because he can be pampered because he is fresh and can be pampered because he feels guilty. The whole family is busy doing nothing, doing things for this and that, doing things for the Xue family, and being suspected by all kinds of people. However, in the ancient feudal environment (emphasized by the text), if you give Zheng a son, all the heroine's current hard work can be given to others. Why bother? Self-reliance and self-improvement are not making wedding clothes for others. I feel tired for the heroine. Since the author has given Yunzheng the halo of being the heroine of destiny, why not let go of the Buddhist mist? Just follow the eldest lady and worship the Buddha, become a monk, make way for these two gods, and stop being a virgin in the mansion.
This article should be renamed "Yun Zheng Biography"
I really want to shed tears for Fan Yan. How can I survive such a hard life? Hurry up to the ending and run away from these ghosts and snake gods😭. There will be Xiaowu after Yunzheng. When will we reach the first chapter timeline?
How did these two people become like this? I wonder if I missed something [question mark]
Why don't I straighten you out... I'm a little confused about who the protagonist is and now... I've become a concubine for the first half of her life.
There is no other way... I want flowers like Fan Yan right now, I want him to take care of others, and I want Xue's affection. Since you are married as a concubine, there is a priority relationship, and you are not coming in as a subordinate to assist Fanyan. Why should you confidently ask her to take care of you? The heroine is still a normal person, so don't force her... I hope Fanyan Although I can only stay at home, I can be more free. Don't worry about people like Yun Zheng and Xue who rub their noses and faces. I feel bad when I see Yin'er stunned. She thought she was her mother's friend but turned out to be her father's concubine. Xue is also disgusting enough.
I wish Fanyan can escape this toxic family relationship as soon as possible. I really feel that she is like everyone's mother, a heroic mother who raised three children (Yin'er Xue Yunzheng) by herself. Her spirit is not weak and she can be called a generation of ninja.
It seems that none of you take the heroine who is sincere to you as a person. Some of you only use it as a springboard for your own wishes. You said you want to be a concubine to accompany her and your daughter. In the previous chapter, the male protagonist was also imagining a happy life of fame and success with his wife and concubines surrounding his daughter... The elder brother even asked for help, but he actually blamed the heroine for being a concubine so well that it aroused the sister's thoughts. He asked her, a person who couldn't make the decision to become a concubine, to persuade his sister to become a concubine. It was not a glorious thing... Do you think of the heroine as a person?