In the Yonghe era, Empress Wei passed away.
It was said that, before she died, the empress clasped the emperor's hand and said with deep affection, "To have met and shared my life with you is enough for me, your empress."
The whole nation mourned.
They grieved for the emperor and empress's deep devotion to each other.
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As the only empress of the founding emperor, she had to bear all his favor alone. She also had to keep watch over the inner palace by herself, with no palace intrigues to liven things up and no one to share snacks with.
Empress: A life even a dog wouldn't want. If I get another chance, there's no way I'll live like this again!
Then the empress really did get another chance. She opened her eyes and found herself back at fifteen, before the late emperor had arranged her marriage, before her parents had fallen for a trap. She was still at the perfect age to be the marquis's legitimate daughter.
The empress threw her head back and laughed.
Go to the opera today, ride a horse tomorrow, flirt and have fun. What a wonderful life.
Then the late emperor's marriage decree arrived.
Relying on the memories of her previous life, the empress not only got out of the match for her dear younger sister, she even found herself a sweetheart to escape the marriage.
"Master Jiang and I love each other. My heart is already set, and I will marry no one but him, "
Unbeknownst to her, the emperor's face had already gone dark.
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The history books recorded: In the Yonghe era, Emperor Wei became ill from overwork. He fell sick with longing for the empress, and not long afterward he died. He was buried in the same coffin as his empress.
The emperor had also been reborn.
-- Coming soon: The Princess Is Pregnant --
The unmarried Grand Princess of the Yong Dynasty, a woman of great status, was pregnant. The news struck the land like a bolt of thunder, leaving no corner of the Yong Dynasty unshaken.
The young emperor was restless with worry. Her childhood sweetheart, the chancellor, wore a gloomy expression. The young general, newly returned from a victorious campaign, sought death in the rain and thunder...
Carved railings and jade pillars, sheer summer gauze. The princess's growing belly could no longer be concealed...
Everyone speculated about the child's father.
Was it the princess's gentle, scholarly childhood sweetheart, the chancellor? The young general, arrogant after his victories? Or the Rong prince, who had boldly declared he would marry the princess and had stayed in the Central Plains for nearly half a year...
The princess fanned herself with a jade fan and watched the martial arts contest below, her skin like ice and snow, her beautiful eyes glancing back and forth.
In a shadowy corner stood a dark silhouette, tall and grim. Its eyes stared straight at her, filled with dark yearning and a stirring of desire that disgusted him.
The princess was pregnant, and no one knew who the father was.
The silhouette bit back a mouthful of bitterness.
The royal guard named Yi was infamous. Outsiders trembled at the mention of him, knowing only that he was the royal family's bloodless killing blade. No one knew that he was also the princess's most loyal dog.
# An elegant, highborn princess x a self-effacing, repressed loyal dog who doesn't dare profane her
# A story about a princess taming her humble little dog
Theme: Love means being honest.
My personal point of view is that it feels like the relationship between the male and female protagonists has never been resolved. Every time they talk about the previous life, it always ends with the male protagonist catching the female protagonist and doing it. In this situation, it often recurs, and it feels very uncomfortable to watch. You can't talk about things all at once, you have to drag them back and forth. If you talk too much, it feels very delayed and deliberate.
It feels like the relationship between a man and a woman cannot be told at once, they have to go back and forth and escape all the time, which makes the whole plot very dragging and uncomfortable to watch.
What can I say about this servant... I can understand his emotions, but from the perspective of the male and female protagonist, it feels a bit betrayal.
What is written in the next one? It's locked. The heroine doesn't look smart.
My wife is so pretty!!! I really like the setting, I can't get enough of it!!
I feel that the emperor in the previous life did not handle the Queen Mother's affairs well and made the heroine a lot angry.
I'm convinced, can I really not understand something as simple as this? I've already opened my mouth, will I die if I explain it more clearly?
The heroine was affected by her previous life... Mainly she felt that she owed a lot in her previous life, but looking at the overall situation, the heroine saved the lives of the Lin family, which was already a repayment of gratitude. Although Lin Junxi supported the heroine out of love, it did not provide any substantial help. From a practical point of view, anyone can get angry and shout slogans. Lin Junzhi actually did some things, but the heroine's father has passed away... Even if he helped to help, it would only offset the merits and demerits. After all, being demoted was the meaning of their family in that situation. In everything, since you have enjoyed the benefits, of course you have suffered his disasters together.
It's already 400,000 words, but the male protagonist is still a pure bad guy, and the female protagonist hasn't grown up at all. It's hard to tell that they have lived to be over thirty years old.
This servant might as well tell the heroine what happened instead of leading the heroine out to let her know what happened.