
An Lingrong Reborn [Empresses in the Palace]
安陵容重生[甄嬛传]
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Regarding Xin Changzai, I don't quite agree with my wife's point of view. When Qi Guiren first entered the palace, Xin Changzai commented, "This Qi Guiren is beautiful. But the corners of her eyes and brows reveal a calculating look." This was not a good thing to say. At that time, Qi Guiren had not bullied her when he first entered the palace. Her words were almost clearly digging a hole for Qi Guiren. I personally think she belongs to the kind of person who doesn't cultivate her tongue and talks too much. Maybe this is just her protective color, but her character is really not likable. No wonder Big Fat Orange doesn't like her. (She clearly gave birth to Princess Shuhe, and she was pregnant once more, but it was just a constant presence. Both Cao Gui and Fang Gui were not as good as her in fertility, but they were above her in status.)
What I don't like about Huanbi is that her life experience is indeed a bit miserable, but she does not resent her father who is not a human being, nor her aunt and sister who treat her as a maid. She chooses to put her negative emotions out on An Lingrong, who has no grievances and no hatred.
Don't let Zhen Huan find out when you use Zhen Huan's knife. After all, Zhen Huan is also very smart. Even if the heroine prevents Zhen from getting pregnant (but An Lingrong was able to become a concubine without a child in her previous life, so naturally Zhen Huan can do the same in this life), Zhen Huan can still adopt her fourth elder brother as her adopted son.
I'm curious why they aren't called Sister Huan and Sister Mei.
In the original work, An Lingrong's downfall had nothing to do with Concubine Duan. It was Zhen Huan who ordered someone to take the opportunity to open An Lingrong's incense box when she was visiting An Lingrong. Zhen Huan seduced Yuan Yu, a palace maid next to An Lingrong who was favored by the emperor, and induced Yuan Yu to please An Lingrong. The palace maid inadvertently caused An Lingrong's miscarriage. The Duan Concubine in the film and television drama combines the two characters of Duan Concubine and Zhen Concubine in the original work. The common points are that they are sickly, noble, and knowledgeable. However, Concubine Duan came from a well-known family and was well respected, while Concubine Zhen was a character who appeared in the later period. She was not favored, but she had a son, but she was truly in love with the emperor, and was eventually named Mrs. Zhenyi by the Jin Dynasty.
It's beautiful. It's coming soon. I've been pregnant with Ling Rong for a long time.