The Qing Dynasty's Fourth Princess, Kangxi's Daughter

I don't know what's going on, but I still feel that it's not enough. I'm not satisfied with crying with Sun Xiaoque, so I just want to see if we can continue our relationship with him in the extras. Who knows, his surname is Xue! I couldn't tell that the person named Xue was sweet, and my feelings came out inexplicably. When I was young, I had such a good relationship with the prince, why didn't I help him? I feel that the prince's sin is heinous, but the heroine could have stopped it, right? The career line is not domineering enough, and there are flaws everywhere. Life is already so difficult, reading novels would be more refreshing. Cry happily, be sweet with all your strength, and unify the Eurasian continent, how wonderful that would be! I originally wanted to give up the article, but at that time I chose automatic renewal. If I don't watch it, I bought it for nothing. Now that I think about it, I might as well buy it for nothing.

I want to see extra stories about my daughter, such as stories about her days in Beijing, whether she has any childhood sweethearts, her daughter's life in power, etc. In general, it is the career and emotional line of the heroine's daughter! Expect! Squat!

It's still a bit regretful, the ending of Sun Tianque... The teacher really wrote it very well! ! !

I can't understand the plot of cutting down a tree... Xue really took charge and didn't ask before cutting down? Wouldn't the heroine know after such a large number was cut off and wouldn't care about it? Wouldn't it be sad? Personally, I think there are two different things between "loving Xue and recognizing Xue's identity and letting Xue take charge" and "Xue will make decisions without asking for his will". As mentioned earlier, the relationship between Xue and Que has eased and he can't bear to respect Xiao Que. The tree-cutting plot seems to have overturned the foreshadowing. Does Xue really respect and face the heroine's emotional history? Is it too arbitrary to not want the heroine to fall in love and feel sad for Bai Yueguang? Although there are problems with the servants of the princess's house, the plot of the princess supporting Xue is also OOC. The whole plot shows no respect for the past and Que between Xue and the heroine. Being be doesn't mean that I have become a sad person. I even want to deprive myself of the opportunity to grieve for Que. Is this really an act of openly facing the history of relationships, the past and the ending? Is it difficult to respect a counselor who worked hard for you before his death? Accepting new feelings and new people does not necessarily mean denying the past and old people. This chapter is somewhat Xue's intention, but the heroine's behavior shows that "even if you want to step on the que and get the upper hand, that's fine", and the servant's behavior also makes this chapter's plot look like a low-grade drama about male favors. When Xue entered the princess's house for the first time, who knew he was the princess' recognized master? There was no explanation in advance, and they started pointing fingers as soon as they came in. It's normal to have a quarrel... It's even more emmmm to back them up and slap them in the face afterwards.

[Crying] [Crying] [Crying] To love, to hate, to doubt, and to trust, complex emotions creep up on everyone's destiny like insects, and everyone's experience, I took a big bite with mixed flavors like a rat in the gutter, great!

I've watched all the extras except the modern chapter. It's so enjoyable to watch it all in one go.

I've finally finished chasing it off and on!

Finished spreading flowers! The later stage looks better than the early stage [rabbit head with vertical ears]

Damn, I want to read Mi Mi's story

There is so much literature about the empress, and I especially like this kind of humane heroine!