Jiang Zhao met Xie Jin when she was thirteen. Xie Jin had once given her a meal, and when Jiang Zhao called her “Big Sister,” Xie Jin truly treated her like her own little sister.
At sixteen, Jiang Zhao ascended the throne as emperor. She could have repaid Xie Jin's kindness, but out of selfishness, she kept Xie Jin confined within the palace walls, living as sisters who depended on each other.
At nineteen, Jiang Zhao finally understood.
All she wanted, amid the splendid realm and the lights of countless homes, was Xie Jin.
She stopped calling her Big Sister and began calling her Jin Niang.
“Jin Niang.”
“For the meal you gave me and the six years we've spent together, I have no way to repay you.”
“So I'll give myself to you.”
Xie Jin is six years older than Jiang Zhao. Younger top.
Empress x female official.
All settings and systems are fictional and should not be treated as historically accurate.
Theme: Love comes from nowhere, then runs deep.
A story worth reading, with mature writing and a complete plot. However, there is a lack of detail in Xie Jin's acceptance and emotional change of Jiang Zhao in the later period. It always gave me the same feeling as for Yuan Qi. He missed the marriageable age and was guilty of a sin. Someone was willing to marry him and waited for him. It can't be said that he loved her very much, but he could accept it. In the previous description, there was a certain difference in the metabolism of ginger, but there was no clear contrast in the later period. Instead, I felt that Xie was just muddle along. I would try to accept when others loved me. As for Xie Jin's inner struggle, it was just because the other person was the emperor, which would have a bad influence. There is a point that highlights the deterioration of Xie's feelings for Jiang. This is the only thing I find strange. The plot is a normal court intrigue and a struggle for love. The journey is smooth and uneventful. Maybe I personally prefer some plots with ups and downs that can increase the impact of the story! But overall, it is still a novel worth reading. I hope the author will write better and better.
Indeed, Jiang Zhao was wronged a lot! Even though Jiang Zhao is the empress, there are still many constraints. There are fewer tricks, but the love is much more profound. Therefore, the opening text is about the deep love and deep meaning. It is very valuable to be able to get a lifelong pair with an empress! Therefore, the emperor Jiang Zhao is still very well written. It is not easy to get someone to stick with him!
The writing is very warm, and misunderstandings can be resolved quickly. The two treat each other sincerely, and although they occasionally have misunderstandings, they never distrust each other! I really like this kind of novel based on reality. The status of women is not high but not as low as dust. Lily's Love is not mainstream but not shocking. It is very comfortable and touching to watch! The Empress' plot has strict logic and high credibility! The most gratifying thing is that the heir is a sister and a woman; Jiang Yao has also realized her dream, and I am very happy for her! I believe that if my sister becomes the emperor, more female officials will appear! The only regret is that I didn't see more plump female characters. If possible, I hope that future novels will have more female characters and fewer male characters.
A Zhao is not necessary. Alas, an emperor was forced to drink this kind of medicine.
Yeah, yeah, but Jiang Zhao is the best emperor I have ever seen.
Jiang Yao has already thought about how to assist the little queen in the future, hahaha
Well, I have an indescribable feeling. It feels like it's not over yet. It's a pity. I'm looking forward to the author's next work.
After reading it, I felt a sense of loss. I am very grateful to the author for writing such a good article!!!
Come on A Zhao! We can win!
I came to read the original work because of the radio drama, it's a great article!