
Subduing the Lords: The So-Called Hegemony
定诸侯(所谓霸业)
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定诸侯(所谓霸业)
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I read the full text on WeChat. I feel really uncomfortable. I really mind the fact that Qin Quan marries Luo again and has a little maid. Going crazy.
In "Writing a Lady", we know that Li Bozhong died for unknown reasons, and his son did not keep his inheritance. After reading this article, I found that I still love Bai Qing and Li Bozhong more. I can't stand it anymore and can't accept the fact that my CP's son failed and Li Bozhong died early (the writing is still very good)
This article is the last in this series. Although it is the longest, I have to say that the most touching part of this series is "writing about ladies". Whether it is the protagonists Bai Qing and Li Bozhong, or Li Bangwu and Wu Zizhao, who are not mentioned much in the two articles, they all left a deep impression on me. On the other hand, the male and female protagonists of "Dingzhuhou" are not as brilliant as the protagonists of "Golden Emperor". I think it is quite regrettable.
I finished reading this novel, and it was very heavy... I felt bad after reading it... The heroine was so poisoned in the end, ugh... It shouldn't be considered a good ending, but it is a war theme, and it doesn't matter whether the ending is good or bad... The fate of the characters was forged by the war...
It's really well written. Where can I see the following chapters?
The heroine is really frustrated emotionally.
\"Perhaps men can never understand that no matter what kind of emotion, women hope that they are the only one. This has nothing to do with being narrow-minded. This is a kind of emotional purity. Maybe it is unreasonable, but it is real. It's just that some people hide it in their hearts, some people show it on their faces, and some people don't realize it." Makes sense
The ending of the princes is the most tragic. I didn't expect that they would end like this. I thought Bai Qing was the most pitiful woman in the ancient sayings. After reading Lingzi's novel, I realized that Bai Qing is the happiest besides Xiao Qi. The alchemist has paid so much and still needs more Qin Quan and Li Bozhong are different from enduring their husbands sleeping in other people's beds. Qin Quan and Alchemist were a young couple in trouble, and they did not end well in the end. Their beloved husband died in his arms, because we always thought that Li Bozhong was not dead and retired to seclusion with Bai Qing.
This male protagonist is such a scumbag. It is true that he is a bullshit. No matter how smart and rational the female protagonist is, she still can't escape becoming his vassal. All the male protagonist's women are his pawns and tools to fight for power and profit, including the female protagonist. His so-called respect is to give the female protagonist a stage as a legitimate wife, but it is too vain to claim to be affectionate while taking concubines and admiring other women. It's fake. When everything is done and the heroine doesn't want to be happy, the heroine can really be herself, stay awake, take back her deep love for the hero, forget about her identity as a wife, and become an ally. All the heroine's sacrifices finally fulfilled the hero's ambition and hegemony, and she also asked the heroine to continue to love him. What a fucking man who wants and wants both.
Damn, your writing is so good