Leisurely Days in the Imperial Court

I have a bad feeling about the emperor's last words! When a newcomer is promoted, there is still the last word of respectability. Decentness means less friendship, and it feels like the friendship has come to an end! Give me the status of a queen and put an end to your true love. There may be warmth in the future, but there will be no love! Time is not short, and the downhill road Su'e thought about before may be coming! The emperor gave himself an explanation, gave dignity to his beloved, and then started a new pursuit of beauty, which was very consistent with his previous behavior!

Let me sigh that the heroine is living a really good life (referring to the best life in this environment). She has children. Her son is very healthy and is very likely to be the prince. He has a high status and is favored by the emperor. Even the saint has four children. It is too much and it is so miserable.

Human beings are creatures that need emotional support. This heroine seems to have been living in a self-fantasy with no real connection. Daiyu is still sad about spring and autumn, she only pities herself.

I have seen clearly over the years that he really cannot shake the heroine's heart. He has the self-esteem and pride of an emperor, but he can't bear it. Maybe if the heroine really loves him, he won't be so obsessed with it, and he will be upset if he doesn't get it.

The author finally condescended to communicate with readers. When collecting new articles, he barely made a comment. The rest of the time, he was out of touch, and disconnection was the norm. There was never a request for leave, and it was always unfinished. How could he be so embarrassed to say that he wanted readers to support the new article! ! ! Please finish updating this article first!

Finally, "I won't teach you after all, teaching Xi'er lacks dignity." Does any reading comprehension master know? I didn't finish reading the previous chapter until I saw the female lead singer's river flowing in the river, which was in sharp contrast to the life in the palace, and the strong conflict between freedom and confinement. I deeply felt what it meant to not bear to read. I couldn't bear to read it sadly. I used to like sadistic stories and only cried a lot. Now I can't stand it anymore and can't even watch forced love. The heroine's disguise is another thing. I don't know if life is too bitter, I just want to read sweet things. The song "River Flows" is a very nice song. It is high-pitched and loud, and it also carries the longing and pursuit of the one you love. What a conflict it will cause if it is used to flatter the palace wall! The author wrote it so well that I can't forget it. There are also some ancient cultures that are also well organized, such as Hongxia's dynasties that I seem to have seen in some book. They were such a nameless, chaotic and unstable dynasty. Alas.

Let me sigh that the heroine's heart is really hard. After ten years, she even has a cat and a dog and has some affection for her. However, the heroine is not even close to the emperor. I don't mean to blame the heroine, nor do I want the heroine to fall in love with the emperor. I just think that the heroine is very peaceful and doesn't hate the emperor. She doesn't care about the emperor. She doesn't have any conflicts with the emperor. The emperor is also very good to her. I thought there would be some closeness and familiarity between relatives, but it turns out that they still feel so strange and distant when talking to each other.

It's not that I have to love you just because you love me. The emperor is no exception. On the contrary, the last words of the emperor in the extra chapter are thought-provoking. Who can persevere without sincerity? Great writing power!

The emperor has made up his mind not to like people who don't like him anymore

Ever since the rebirth came out, it started skipping chapters, and it really ended badly... I feel like the palace maiden stage was the best written.