In the feudal society of the Qing Dynasty, it was only natural for a man to have several wives and concubines.
After Nuda Hai fell in love with Princess Xinyue, he still didn't divorce his wife, Yan Ji, supposedly preserving her 'dignity' and 'respect'. All the while, he kept shouting in anger and complaining that he'd been wronged.
Princess Xinyue, with the noble status of a Heshuo princess, became a general's concubine. She was also deeply grateful to Yan Ji, kneeling and kowtowing to thank her. All the while, she kept kneeling to plead and sob.
Why do I dislike, despise, even hate them so much?
Because Nuda Hai claimed to have loved Yan Ji for over twenty years, and so he shouldn't have let anyone else share him with her.
But that love of more than twenty years couldn't withstand the passionate surrender of a 'noble' Heshuo princess!
Nuda Hai and Xinyue think their love is so great, so irresistible, so innocent.
They are so kind, willing to break through every shackle, every oppressive constraint imposed by public opinion and the social order, all for love.
Tsk, how noble. With 'love' as their shield, they shamelessly hurt everyone around them.
Yan Ji is one of the tragic figures caught up in all this. She is dignified, graceful, virtuous, and kind. She lets Nuda Hai go to war without worrying about home, and bore him a son and a daughter. But after giving so much for over twenty years, what did she get in the end? Only the 'dignity' of having no husband, and 'respect' without any sincerity.
Now, let a different Luolin change the lives of Yan Ji, Jiyuan, and even Nuda Hai.
The heroine of my story, Luolin, is a wandering spirit from another dimension who has roamed for over a century. She came out on top in brutal household intrigues, had a son and a daughter, and eventually died peacefully of old age. So in her eyes, Xinyue's little tricks are the most childish things, easy to see through at a glance...
Let's slowly peel away Xinyue's seemingly pitiful and innocent mask, and reveal who she really is.
The main characters in this story: Tong Jia Clan... Yan Ji; Ta Ta La... Nuda Hai; Ta Ta La Clan... Luolin; Ta Ta La... Jiyuan
Since this is a Princess Xinyue fanfic, let's read it the way Qiong Yao describes it: it has nothing to do with official history and is entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Any modern terms appear because my heroine has wandered through many dimensions and picked up a lot of knowledge. This story is set in a completely fictional world...
(Actually, it's because I never learned how people spoke in ancient times... Hiding my face and running away~ Please be kind~)
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I want to watch the extras about Yan Ji and Shunzhi! ! ! ! ! !
Can you make JQ concrete? I didn't even react when she said this about going to the temple.
I really like DaDa's articles~~~I really want to read Yanji and Shunzhi's articles~~~~DaDa will write a long article~~~~~TOT I really want to read them
I can understand the feeling when I was a child watching Qiong Yao and gritting my teeth at the "bad guys" who stood in the way of the hero and heroine. At that time, I longed for this kind of vigorous love, regardless of the opinions of people around me.
But no matter what era, it is not a society where true love comes first, whether it is the ancient times when ethics and ethics were strict, or the modern society where money comes first and is exaggerated. Indeed, novels generally describe a beautiful ideal state. Qiong Yao may have wanted to write about the kind of love that is not bound by anything, but no matter how ideal it is, it cannot be divorced from reality.
The male and female protagonists in Qiong Yao's novels are very ignorant, so they are called NC. Most male and female protagonists are unfaithful and unfilial, and Huanzhu is the most classic example. The emperor indulged NC in every possible way, but this benevolent fatherly love and tolerance was no match for their touching feelings for Hanxiang and Mengdan's love. In order to fulfill their needs, I took the initiative to help them elope. Which family's children would help their father's wife elope with someone else, even if it's just a little wife. As children, they are unfilial; as ministers, they are unfaithful.
Looking at Hanxiang, she actually agreed to elope. This is also a joke. She is just a gift, a gift from Xinjiang to the Qing Dynasty. Has this "innocent and simple" beauty ever thought about what she would do if the emperor launched a war against Hui Xinjiang in anger? Just because of her love, do her Hui compatriots have to pay the price for her? A person's status corresponds to certain responsibilities. She has been well-fed and well-fed since she was a child, and has been loved by her tribe. Does she take it for granted that all of this is what she should be? Couldn't she do something for her people?
Looking at Xiao Yanzi again, let's not talk about why Yong Qi fell in love with such a heartless thing. But Xiao Yanzi really has no merit. That she is innocent? How can someone who has made a living by cheating and kidnapping since childhood be so naive? For her, lying has become a kind of instinct. During the days when she entered the palace, she was full of lies. The emperor is so partial to and fond of them, but they never think about the emperor at all, and they continue to cause trouble for the emperor.
Love with Yongqi? How could she deserve to love someone? Yongqi always loved her, accommodated her, gave up a lot for her, and doted on her alone. But she didn't want to stay in this palace for Yongqi, didn't want to learn the rules and become literate for Yongqi, and would run away as soon as there was a quarrel. Is this love love? Obviously only Yongqi is giving her sincerity, right? Let's look at the third part of Little Swallow. I haven't watched the TV series anymore. But I also know that Xiaoyanzi seems to have had three miscarriages. 3 Times. If I were a man, I would be heartbroken. Is she so restless? Even if you don't know it the first time, you should know it the second and third time. To describe it as heartless is no exaggeration. She has never changed herself for others, only others to accommodate her.
No matter in terms of love itself, responsibility, or morality, the male and female protagonists created by Qiong Yao are all...
Some of the anti-Qiong Yao articles are good and some are bad. I don't really agree with the article for the sake of being contrary. I hope that the somewhat abusive plots described by the authors are based on what their characters would do and the paths they would take, rather than changing them beyond recognition just to make them bad guys.
The writing is quite good. As a heroine who traveled from ancient times, she understands ethics, abides by rules, and knows how to survive better in a polygamous society. Maybe it's because my thoughts are different. I used to think it was cool when I saw a heroine who traveled from modern times to the past acting independently and vigorously in ancient times. But now when I read those articles, I always feel it's unreal. Those who don't know how to survive and understand that being in the limelight with modern knowledge may not necessarily lead to a good life. Women who can cater to the human sentiments of that era are truly wise.
I hope to write more Qiong Yao fan articles. Didn't I say I wanted to write about Yilian Youmeng? Why are you writing about the maid?
Very happy life. Love is a matter of a moment, but marriage needs to be managed.
Ah, Luo Lin finally has someone who truly loves her.
Some people often say... A wife is worse than a concubine, a concubine is worse than a steal, and a concubine is worse than a robbery...
In fact, I think these are the worst qualities of men, and they have always existed. It just depends on whether the man puts his own desires first? Or do you put your responsibilities as a man first?
The dear article emphasizes that for women, true love is not the most important, but women's responsibilities and obligations in love and family are more important.
As for Nu Dahai in the article, his awakening to responsibility and family is more reflected in the contrast between the harshness of the new moon and the warmth given to him by his family.
In fact, my personal feeling is that Nu Dahai always has a mentality of choosing the best. Because Xinyue was younger than Yanji in the beginning and her status was peaceful, she developed feelings for Xinyue. Later, when he saw Xin Yue's ugly face, he immediately remembered the kindness of his family and Yan Ji, so the prodigal son turned back without making a big mistake.
Even if Nu Dahai here becomes normal, the damage caused is still there. When Yan Ji said to Luo Lin, "I am content with your children," she actually had a hint of letting Nu Da Hai go, right?
As for the grandmother in the article, she is much better than the old woman in the original work who covets Xinyue Gege's identity. At least she is very sensible, and she does not blame Yan Ji and put the blame on Yan Ji.
Ji Yuan's words changed due to the appearance of Luo Lin, and then because of the guidance of this relatively normal father, he understood that these mistresses were disgusting people, so... He only had Seiya... So... He personally kicked away his sister's fiancé and his best friend's roommate...
As a husband and a brother. He has done very well...
As for the heroine Luo Lin in the article, time travel and many experiences have taught her, so she did not make any mistakes in dealing with Xinyue from the beginning. However, I personally feel that the description of Luo Lin in the article is not very good. It is said that Luo Lin governs well but does not reflect this well. And the most important thing is that Luo Lin's way and attitude towards Xinyue are too gentle. Compared with Keshan who returned from time travel, Luo Lin's methods really can't reflect her demeanor as the matron of the house. In addition to the last paragraph where Luo Lin educates Xinyue, Luo Lin's image as the matron of the house, is this considered a subversion?
As for the other people in the article, such as the servants around Luo Lin, Keshan who returned from time travel, Seiya, Falue, Xiaozhuang... The words of these people still feel very good when written personally, but there is a bit of doubt - why are the men in these important points in Mao's article infatuated and dedicated? !
After reading the full text, I feel like this
PS: As for Xinyue... Because it is NC... Wa is not feeling well today... So I won't comment for now... I will talk about it later when I have time...
PPS: After writing the third article, can you write another one about Lu Ping with a Dream?
Zundi said it very fondly
PPPS: Because I have already scored too high, I can't score any more TAT...
Hey~ I also think they will be happy, but I still think the ending is a bit rushed~ Her brother doesn't seem to appear a few times.
Hey! Biting the corner of my clothes, it's too fast, too fast. I feel like I'm just following the footsteps of Master En, and I've already reached the finish line in a short while =(
What, that book is indeed "Concubine is not as good as wife", it is very long and I like it very much!
But now a good Wenla is really hard to find and hard to find...
I don't have any feelings about Shui Yunjian. It seems I didn't read much about Shui Yunjian when I was a kid. Hug, I hope I can write about Yi Ping after Shui Yunjian is completed~~
That still smiling spring breeze hasn't followed me for a few days, and I don't know when it will follow -_-
PS, two books in three months, laugh, maybe two more books in a blink of an eye, hey~
Okay... It's over... I'll move on to the third part...
Mingrui... Such a familiar name... Seems to be a famous person! There is also a Huanzhu fanfic that uses him as the male protagonist...
I want to watch the extras about Yan Ji and Shunzhi! ! ! ! ! !
Can you make JQ concrete? I didn't even react when she said this about going to the temple.
I really like DaDa's articles~~~I really want to read Yanji and Shunzhi's articles~~~~DaDa will write a long article~~~~~TOT I really want to read them
I can understand the feeling when I was a child watching Qiong Yao and gritting my teeth at the "bad guys" who stood in the way of the hero and heroine. At that time, I longed for this kind of vigorous love, regardless of the opinions of people around me. But no matter what era, it is not a society where true love comes first, whether it is the ancient times when ethics and ethics were strict, or the modern society where money comes first and is exaggerated. Indeed, novels generally describe a beautiful ideal state. Qiong Yao may have wanted to write about the kind of love that is not bound by anything, but no matter how ideal it is, it cannot be divorced from reality. The male and female protagonists in Qiong Yao's novels are very ignorant, so they are called NC. Most male and female protagonists are unfaithful and unfilial, and Huanzhu is the most classic example. The emperor indulged NC in every possible way, but this benevolent fatherly love and tolerance was no match for their touching feelings for Hanxiang and Mengdan's love. In order to fulfill their needs, I took the initiative to help them elope. Which family's children would help their father's wife elope with someone else, even if it's just a little wife. As children, they are unfilial; as ministers, they are unfaithful. Looking at Hanxiang, she actually agreed to elope. This is also a joke. She is just a gift, a gift from Xinjiang to the Qing Dynasty. Has this "innocent and simple" beauty ever thought about what she would do if the emperor launched a war against Hui Xinjiang in anger? Just because of her love, do her Hui compatriots have to pay the price for her? A person's status corresponds to certain responsibilities. She has been well-fed and well-fed since she was a child, and has been loved by her tribe. Does she take it for granted that all of this is what she should be? Couldn't she do something for her people? Looking at Xiao Yanzi again, let's not talk about why Yong Qi fell in love with such a heartless thing. But Xiao Yanzi really has no merit. That she is innocent? How can someone who has made a living by cheating and kidnapping since childhood be so naive? For her, lying has become a kind of instinct. During the days when she entered the palace, she was full of lies. The emperor is so partial to and fond of them, but they never think about the emperor at all, and they continue to cause trouble for the emperor. Love with Yongqi? How could she deserve to love someone? Yongqi always loved her, accommodated her, gave up a lot for her, and doted on her alone. But she didn't want to stay in this palace for Yongqi, didn't want to learn the rules and become literate for Yongqi, and would run away as soon as there was a quarrel. Is this love love? Obviously only Yongqi is giving her sincerity, right? Let's look at the third part of Little Swallow. I haven't watched the TV series anymore. But I also know that Xiaoyanzi seems to have had three miscarriages. 3 Times. If I were a man, I would be heartbroken. Is she so restless? Even if you don't know it the first time, you should know it the second and third time. To describe it as heartless is no exaggeration. She has never changed herself for others, only others to accommodate her. No matter in terms of love itself, responsibility, or morality, the male and female protagonists created by Qiong Yao are all... Some of the anti-Qiong Yao articles are good and some are bad. I don't really agree with the article for the sake of being contrary. I hope that the somewhat abusive plots described by the authors are based on what their characters would do and the paths they would take, rather than changing them beyond recognition just to make them bad guys. The writing is quite good. As a heroine who traveled from ancient times, she understands ethics, abides by rules, and knows how to survive better in a polygamous society. Maybe it's because my thoughts are different. I used to think it was cool when I saw a heroine who traveled from modern times to the past acting independently and vigorously in ancient times. But now when I read those articles, I always feel it's unreal. Those who don't know how to survive and understand that being in the limelight with modern knowledge may not necessarily lead to a good life. Women who can cater to the human sentiments of that era are truly wise. I hope to write more Qiong Yao fan articles. Didn't I say I wanted to write about Yilian Youmeng? Why are you writing about the maid?
Very happy life. Love is a matter of a moment, but marriage needs to be managed.
Ah, Luo Lin finally has someone who truly loves her.
Some people often say... A wife is worse than a concubine, a concubine is worse than a steal, and a concubine is worse than a robbery... In fact, I think these are the worst qualities of men, and they have always existed. It just depends on whether the man puts his own desires first? Or do you put your responsibilities as a man first? The dear article emphasizes that for women, true love is not the most important, but women's responsibilities and obligations in love and family are more important. As for Nu Dahai in the article, his awakening to responsibility and family is more reflected in the contrast between the harshness of the new moon and the warmth given to him by his family. In fact, my personal feeling is that Nu Dahai always has a mentality of choosing the best. Because Xinyue was younger than Yanji in the beginning and her status was peaceful, she developed feelings for Xinyue. Later, when he saw Xin Yue's ugly face, he immediately remembered the kindness of his family and Yan Ji, so the prodigal son turned back without making a big mistake. Even if Nu Dahai here becomes normal, the damage caused is still there. When Yan Ji said to Luo Lin, "I am content with your children," she actually had a hint of letting Nu Da Hai go, right? As for the grandmother in the article, she is much better than the old woman in the original work who covets Xinyue Gege's identity. At least she is very sensible, and she does not blame Yan Ji and put the blame on Yan Ji. Ji Yuan's words changed due to the appearance of Luo Lin, and then because of the guidance of this relatively normal father, he understood that these mistresses were disgusting people, so... He only had Seiya... So... He personally kicked away his sister's fiancé and his best friend's roommate... As a husband and a brother. He has done very well... As for the heroine Luo Lin in the article, time travel and many experiences have taught her, so she did not make any mistakes in dealing with Xinyue from the beginning. However, I personally feel that the description of Luo Lin in the article is not very good. It is said that Luo Lin governs well but does not reflect this well. And the most important thing is that Luo Lin's way and attitude towards Xinyue are too gentle. Compared with Keshan who returned from time travel, Luo Lin's methods really can't reflect her demeanor as the matron of the house. In addition to the last paragraph where Luo Lin educates Xinyue, Luo Lin's image as the matron of the house, is this considered a subversion? As for the other people in the article, such as the servants around Luo Lin, Keshan who returned from time travel, Seiya, Falue, Xiaozhuang... The words of these people still feel very good when written personally, but there is a bit of doubt - why are the men in these important points in Mao's article infatuated and dedicated? ! After reading the full text, I feel like this PS: As for Xinyue... Because it is NC... Wa is not feeling well today... So I won't comment for now... I will talk about it later when I have time... PPS: After writing the third article, can you write another one about Lu Ping with a Dream? Zundi said it very fondly PPPS: Because I have already scored too high, I can't score any more TAT...
Hey~ I also think they will be happy, but I still think the ending is a bit rushed~ Her brother doesn't seem to appear a few times. Hey! Biting the corner of my clothes, it's too fast, too fast. I feel like I'm just following the footsteps of Master En, and I've already reached the finish line in a short while =( What, that book is indeed "Concubine is not as good as wife", it is very long and I like it very much! But now a good Wenla is really hard to find and hard to find... I don't have any feelings about Shui Yunjian. It seems I didn't read much about Shui Yunjian when I was a kid. Hug, I hope I can write about Yi Ping after Shui Yunjian is completed~~ That still smiling spring breeze hasn't followed me for a few days, and I don't know when it will follow -_- PS, two books in three months, laugh, maybe two more books in a blink of an eye, hey~
Okay... It's over... I'll move on to the third part...
Mingrui... Such a familiar name... Seems to be a famous person! There is also a Huanzhu fanfic that uses him as the male protagonist...