Li Dan and Doulu Jingxi met among the common people in a year of crisis.
After hardship came happiness, but a palace wall divided them, one inside and one outside.
The historical Li Dan was "mild-tempered and patient, often enduring in silence." He probably said only one harsh thing in his entire life: "You may have an imperial decree, but you don't have a divorce letter written by me. You will be my woman for the rest of your life, whether I want you or not!"
Doulu Jingxi asked herself time and time again: "Why can I never bring myself to refuse? I've never truly feared their usual authority, but I am genuinely afraid when they bare their vulnerability before me, each vying to show it."
Li Longji: "I never dared to take liberties with you, Sister, but this is both my beginning and my last resort. I only ask you to help me..."
Theme: Everyone favors her gentle tenderness, but who will save her from the palace walls that confine her?
Logically speaking, this kind of plot that uses the second male lead to stimulate the male protagonist should be sadistic and enjoyable. It's a pity that the second male lead is not a thing, and the female protagonist has not stood up. At times like this, the heroine should be praised, but here they look like adulterers and adulterers.
Li Longji is just like Chacha, and he deliberately makes our heroine feel distressed.
Ah, it's actually designed like this!
But I understand why the author wants to rely on Saburo. After all, there was a divorce in history. And Saburo is the next emperor and has a very good relationship with the heroine. He wants to rely on this, but it can also be written as a family relationship.
In the end, it was still the wrong person to trust.
It's over!! Because I haven't read the paper for many days, I was shocked when I came in at 1 o'clock today. I felt that you were also anxious to finish it. Will you continue to write next? I'm also grateful for having you along the way (bixin)
The male protagonist almost jumped off the building hahh
The heroines in history gave up their status as concubines and favors in order to be free. Why is it that the heroine in this article has a narrower path? But he had to wade through the muddy waters of Li Chu. The more he lived, the more he became frustrated. Can't we change to a second male lead? This isn't any better
We all know our destiny. I feel like the male lead is about to die. He is not far away from turning 54.
Aren't you aggrieved by following Li Longji? After all, I have a legitimate position with the emperor, and it is still a high position, and there is no queen on it. Of course, if you are really happy, you can leave the palace and live your own life. Or if the heroine still wants to get married and have children, she can marry an ordinary official and live a simple life (but it is unlikely. The Li family and his son will not agree, and no official dares to take the emperor's concubine)