The last words she said in her previous life were:
If I have another life, I want to live an ordinary one. I want to meet him, even if it's only to see him one more time.
But fate played a cruel trick on her in this life, sending her back to the past.
She transmigrates through time, returning to the Qing Dynasty.
She enters the palace as a consort, but is not favored.
By chance, she meets the man she knows, and her heart yearns for him.
Exhausted in body and mind, she escapes the palace, only to fall into the hands of a foreign tribe.
She enters the palace a second time, wanting only to avenge him.
Little does she know...
Is Nan Zhu the female lead from the Shunzhi Emperor's novels? She doesn't seem to be Wuyunzhu. That's great! ~\\(≧▽≦)/~ Although I really don't have any good feelings towards Emperor Shunzhi. Some say he was incredibly devoted to her, and that his relationship with Wu Yunzhu was incredibly touching. And then the idea of him becoming a nun for him, I just think it's so brainless = = As an emperor, as a father, as a husband At least he wasn't just Wu Yunzhu's husband. As a son, this is simply brain-dead. There's not much to say about Wu Yunzhu; I haven't watched that TV series that supposedly moved many people. Regardless of whether it's ancient or modern times, married women having affairs with their husbands' brothers... Moreover, Shunzhi was the emperor. I want to believe that this was entirely for the sake of great true love. It's really hard - -
Revenge? Who to seek revenge on? Knowing history, why not just let it go? Is your own son merely a pawn in a revenge plot? Why not discard her like a worn-out shoe, only to have her dismissed with a few words when needed? I still don't understand if the female lead truly loved Emperor Shunzhi. If she knew history, she shouldn't have loved him; if she loved him, she should be responsible for that love! Loving someone and then so easily accepting another! What kind of behavior is that! Furthermore, Emperor Shunzhi's refusal to accept her before knowing she was Consort Tong suggests he genuinely loved her, perhaps even felt guilt. In this story, I truly didn't see how much Shunzhi loved Consort Dong'e.
It wasn't particularly exciting, but the courage was commendable. The writing lacked originality, making it unappealing to continue reading. However, the reader has patience, and with more effort, I'm sure they'll produce excellent work.
Yay! Our Nianjin is going to be a freshman! Everyone, remember to support me!
Hooray! Tong Jia Tong Nianjin, this name is hard to pronounce.
It would be best to divide the article into paragraphs; that would make it easier to read.
I'm really looking forward to finding out who the male lead is. However, I'm not very clear about things during the Shunzhi era. So the male lead is hard to guess. Can you give me a hint?
Actually, you can separate it into sections; reading it like this is too tiring.
That's amazing, there aren't even any paragraphs.