On a certain day in a certain month, The Great Qing Entertainment News ran a special front-page headline.
Shocking! How good is the relationship between the imperial princes and princesses and the legitimate princess? Read on to find out! And what do they think of her?
The princes: What nonsense are you talking about? Keep it up and we'll beat you up, brother to brother.
The princesses: Are you trying to drive a wedge between us sisters? You should know that if we sisters come after you together, even Father won't be able to stop us.
(The editor of this issue: ...I only asked a question. Why are they threatening to beat me up and come after me? This job is so hard. I was just doing an interview based on what the people care about. Why are they giving me such a hard time?)
In the end, the editor concluded: The imperial princes and princesses all have a good relationship with the legitimate princess, who is herself a beautiful and kind-hearted young lady. Also, please forgive the editor for failing to schedule an interview with His Highness the Crown Prince.
The gossip-loving readers who saw this front-page headline: Are you sure you didn't skip interviewing the Crown Prince because you were afraid of him?
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Zhi Nian: Looking back over all the missions I've experienced, I've realized that I have to use my wits not only against the villains who set up my brother, but also against the System. Why are there so many obstacles on the road to saving my own brother?
Anonymous System: Because your brother used to cause too much trouble.
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Before You Read:
1. This is a quick transmigration novel.
2. The heroine has a romance, but it starts late.
3. Updates at 9 p.m., and it will generally update daily.
Theme: Follow your brother's path and leave him with nowhere to go
I also recommend Qin Shihuang's sister. Zulong is not closely related, and Zhao Ji's mother is really speechless. Did the author seriously consider writing about the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties? For example, Cao Pi's sister (Prime Minister Cao's children are very powerful) Gao Zhan's sister in the Northern Qi Dynasty (the crazy royal family in the Northern Qi Dynasty needs to be more crazy than them) The story of Princess Pingyang of the Tang Dynasty, Renzong's sister of the Song Dynasty, Zhu Di's sister of the Ming Dynasty, etc.
Can this kind of bargaining be made less of a problem in the future? I didn't come in here just because I wanted to see the heroine quarrel with the system. Is such a long paragraph meant to portray the protagonist's smart and clever character from a side perspective? I'm not particularly comfortable with this style of painting. If you want to give a golden finger, why don't you give it early in the morning? If she wanted to save her brother, she would be useless because of her telepathy.
Isn't it awkward for a father to call his daughter his legitimate daughter?
By the way, the heroine looks so stupid when questioning Tongzi. Isn't this identity good enough? Because the direct descendants have a high status and are siblings to the prince, they will have more opportunities to get along with the prince in the future. Can the daughters of other concubines be closer to the prince's biological sister?
The younger sister of the First Emperor is also fine. The First Emperor is broad-minded. Either the Hongwu Emperor or the Yongle Emperor is fine. One is better for his children and the other is broad-minded.
So there is a chance to become Fusu's sister?
I recently read about my father, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, and there was also Zhang Buyi. Zhang Buyu is particularly funny. No wonder the king likes his close ministers, who are good at talking and doing things, and carry out his orders unconditionally, especially since he and Chao Cuo Jia Yi look at each other and look like concubines vying for favor. Zhang was unwilling to follow Liu An at first, but soon he was convinced. He persuaded the lord to rebel three times a day, and even wrote a history book by himself. He was praised as Liu An's number one fan. He was very angry with the ministers who relied on their old age and was beaten by Zhou Chang in various ways. Fortunately, he became the prime minister in the end, which was not easy. He was a very miserable person in history: his talents and learning were far inferior to those of his father Zhang Liang and his younger brother. He was on the wrong side of politics and was demoted to the role of a bell-ringer and died in depression.
This Lao Kang writes soberly and well.
Will Zhinian return to this world of Yinreng?
?? Looking for an update???!!! .