
Reborn as Empress Changsun
重生之长孙皇后
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How many chapters are left about Zheng Guanyin? I'm skipping ahead. Is the author trying to glorify Li Jiancheng and Zheng Guanyin, or to vilify them? The previous chapter described how good Zheng Guanyin was to Li Er's eldest grandson and his wife, but this chapter portrays her as an innocent, naive child. If Li Er had lost, would Li Jiancheng have given his family a good ending?
Some words are repeated too many times in the text. If only Empress Zhangsun had lived ten more years! For a crown prince who lost his mother, how important a mother is behind her father! Li Shimin, a ruler who rose through the ranks, wasn't known for his good temper. The empress was a force of gentle strength. From the year after her death, the emperor became less clear-headed.
Many fictional accounts of Li Shimin's deep love for Consort Yang are almost entirely nonsense. The titles bestowed upon women in the harem were likely agreed upon by the couple, not solely by the emperor. These so-called "true loves" only produced two children for Li Shimin throughout their lives. Can they compare to the empress who bore seven children?
Wasn't she supposed to be reborn and tear Li Shimin apart...? How come she's fallen in love with him again?
It still comes down to Mom's side with Chengqian.
It seems like Chengqian is always the one being wronged; Erfeng is showing too much favoritism towards Qingque.
Chengqian seems so wronged.
💪💪Emperor Yang of Sui was Li Yuan's cousin, and Empress Dugu was Li Yuan's aunt, not Li Shimin's. [Rose emoji]
I recall records stating that the concubines in the imperial harem typically bore a maximum of two children, including the four imperial concubines. These women had served Li Shimin from his early years and should all have been capable of bearing children, yet records, including those of princesses, show only two children each.
If Empress Zhangsun had lived a few more years, everything would have been different.