So well written! Read it in one sitting! Cool! ! !
The previous writing is very good, but when it comes to writing about Ming Zhao and her children, why does it feel so like Kang Xi and his children? I also felt that the ending of Lingxun was a bit unclear and rushed. I really like this article after reading it, and I hope I can write better articles so that we can feast our eyes on it.
The majestic battle for royal power is not particularly well written.
But it's still a masterpiece~
I don't like this empress because she is too weak. I feel like this ex-husband is the big boss. Like Xiaoqiang, I can't stand it anymore because I can't beat him to death.
Crawling through it silently, sorting it out, and writing a long review in a few days. As your debut novel when you were eighteen, you have good control over it.
I stumbled upon this article, and after reading the first few chapters, I got carried away. I spent two nights reading it. Originally, I didn't want to read the third volume. Well, I always felt that the story of Ming Zhao was not complete. Relatively speaking, the design of the palace battles in the third volume was not full enough, the characters were a little thin, and there were not enough various foreshadowings and descriptions. This is indeed a pity. But after reading it, you can't dominate it, right? It's a very good article. Thank you to the author for giving us a vivid era and the life of an empress.
I came across this article accidentally. After reading the first few chapters, I got carried away and spent two nights reading it. Originally, I didn't want to read the third volume. I always felt that the story of Ming Zhao was not complete. Relatively speaking, the design of the palace battles in the third volume was not full enough, the characters were a little thin, and there were not enough various foreshadowings and descriptions. This is indeed a pity.
But after reading it, you can't dominate it, right? It's a very good article. Thank you to the author for giving us a vivid era and the life of an empress.
Bonus points: a bunch of flowers
Support me and spread flowers
I sympathize very much with the eldest son of the emperor. On the one hand, he has a mother who grew up with freedom and support. There were only two people who depended on each other for five years. On the other hand, he has a father who is flesh and blood and has never seen each other. He wants to kill his mother, and he even does not hesitate to use his son as a weapon of revenge. Dear, if it wasn't that only one of the two could survive and one of them had to go, maybe he wouldn't be so tormented in his heart. The emperor was an ordinary person in front of his family, so when he personally arranged to kill his father, maybe he was going crazy, especially not to others. It's really painful for a human being. Looking at the three sons and one daughter of Ming Zhao, the eldest son is more determined than harsh, similar to Yongzheng. The theory that the queen may not like him because of his father is actually untenable. Although the queen keeps saying that she was forced to marry Ling, in fact, both before and after the marriage, the queen was attracted to Ling. Otherwise, it would be a serious crime to kill the king. The queen didn't know that keeping Ling would have consequences, so she let him go. In the next five years, she didn't let other men get close to her. The so-called male favorite was just a whistle across the corridor. Who can say that the queen didn't feel sad in her heart. This love will not go away even if she marries Mu later. Otherwise, how could people not talk about Ling? If Yi was indifferent at the time, what's more, the eldest son had promised to protect his mother when he deposed the prince and seized the palace. Therefore, the queen actually had no hatred for the eldest son. The queen was really grand and just wanted to choose an heir who could succeed her; the second son A man who is good at attracting people is just like this. How can a person who gathers people with a broad-minded man be serious about political affairs and lose the majesty of being a king, similar to the eighth prince, especially in the end, he did not hesitate to exchange political affairs in order to become the prince, and finally lost the heart of the queen. In the heart of the queen, China's important things are more important than anything else, how can it be exchanged! The fourth son is determined to protect his life and not join the party struggle. He just wants to be an idle prince and seek benevolence. The queen also really likes this son and fulfills his wish. The third daughter is actually the least effective. As the saying goes, a tiger cannot be an anti-dog. She does not have the queen's ability to govern, nor is Mu Feng's free and easy. Even a bracelet is fussy and open-minded. Extremely unforgiving, like her uncle who abandoned the crown prince, was ambitious and talented but was jealous. In the end, the queen clearly gave her the best way out, but she still refused to give up. It seemed that the best outcome was exile. If the queen was alive, if she rebelled again after the queen passed away, she would not be able to escape death based on her elder brother's personality. The most rare thing here is that the queen is like a mirror, she can see everything clearly, and she can only bear everything by herself. The emperor's husband Mu Zhen knows nothing about political affairs and cannot guide his children well. It is really difficult for the queen. In fact, she is not alone in the family; A man, he is obsessed with so-called revenge, he does not hesitate to collude with all those who are against the Queen, and even uses his son. Is this to the person he loved at the beginning? Even if the love is gone, there will still be children. If he does not have the Queen in his heart, so what? I must be jealous and kill the so-called male favorite. He is really a contradictory and destined to tragedy. I really don't like him. How can he still have the demeanor of the two number one scholars in the past? The author's writing style is exquisite, no longer focusing on emotions, but full of human emotions. The article is wonderful and fascinating, especially the third part, which hints at the posture of the Yongzheng Dynasty back then. It is indeed well written, and it is obvious to all.
So well written! Read it in one sitting! Cool! ! !
The previous writing is very good, but when it comes to writing about Ming Zhao and her children, why does it feel so like Kang Xi and his children? I also felt that the ending of Lingxun was a bit unclear and rushed. I really like this article after reading it, and I hope I can write better articles so that we can feast our eyes on it.
The majestic battle for royal power is not particularly well written. But it's still a masterpiece~
I don't like this empress because she is too weak. I feel like this ex-husband is the big boss. Like Xiaoqiang, I can't stand it anymore because I can't beat him to death.
Crawling through it silently, sorting it out, and writing a long review in a few days. As your debut novel when you were eighteen, you have good control over it.
I stumbled upon this article, and after reading the first few chapters, I got carried away. I spent two nights reading it. Originally, I didn't want to read the third volume. Well, I always felt that the story of Ming Zhao was not complete. Relatively speaking, the design of the palace battles in the third volume was not full enough, the characters were a little thin, and there were not enough various foreshadowings and descriptions. This is indeed a pity. But after reading it, you can't dominate it, right? It's a very good article. Thank you to the author for giving us a vivid era and the life of an empress.
I came across this article accidentally. After reading the first few chapters, I got carried away and spent two nights reading it. Originally, I didn't want to read the third volume. I always felt that the story of Ming Zhao was not complete. Relatively speaking, the design of the palace battles in the third volume was not full enough, the characters were a little thin, and there were not enough various foreshadowings and descriptions. This is indeed a pity. But after reading it, you can't dominate it, right? It's a very good article. Thank you to the author for giving us a vivid era and the life of an empress.
Bonus points: a bunch of flowers
Support me and spread flowers
I sympathize very much with the eldest son of the emperor. On the one hand, he has a mother who grew up with freedom and support. There were only two people who depended on each other for five years. On the other hand, he has a father who is flesh and blood and has never seen each other. He wants to kill his mother, and he even does not hesitate to use his son as a weapon of revenge. Dear, if it wasn't that only one of the two could survive and one of them had to go, maybe he wouldn't be so tormented in his heart. The emperor was an ordinary person in front of his family, so when he personally arranged to kill his father, maybe he was going crazy, especially not to others. It's really painful for a human being. Looking at the three sons and one daughter of Ming Zhao, the eldest son is more determined than harsh, similar to Yongzheng. The theory that the queen may not like him because of his father is actually untenable. Although the queen keeps saying that she was forced to marry Ling, in fact, both before and after the marriage, the queen was attracted to Ling. Otherwise, it would be a serious crime to kill the king. The queen didn't know that keeping Ling would have consequences, so she let him go. In the next five years, she didn't let other men get close to her. The so-called male favorite was just a whistle across the corridor. Who can say that the queen didn't feel sad in her heart. This love will not go away even if she marries Mu later. Otherwise, how could people not talk about Ling? If Yi was indifferent at the time, what's more, the eldest son had promised to protect his mother when he deposed the prince and seized the palace. Therefore, the queen actually had no hatred for the eldest son. The queen was really grand and just wanted to choose an heir who could succeed her; the second son A man who is good at attracting people is just like this. How can a person who gathers people with a broad-minded man be serious about political affairs and lose the majesty of being a king, similar to the eighth prince, especially in the end, he did not hesitate to exchange political affairs in order to become the prince, and finally lost the heart of the queen. In the heart of the queen, China's important things are more important than anything else, how can it be exchanged! The fourth son is determined to protect his life and not join the party struggle. He just wants to be an idle prince and seek benevolence. The queen also really likes this son and fulfills his wish. The third daughter is actually the least effective. As the saying goes, a tiger cannot be an anti-dog. She does not have the queen's ability to govern, nor is Mu Feng's free and easy. Even a bracelet is fussy and open-minded. Extremely unforgiving, like her uncle who abandoned the crown prince, was ambitious and talented but was jealous. In the end, the queen clearly gave her the best way out, but she still refused to give up. It seemed that the best outcome was exile. If the queen was alive, if she rebelled again after the queen passed away, she would not be able to escape death based on her elder brother's personality. The most rare thing here is that the queen is like a mirror, she can see everything clearly, and she can only bear everything by herself. The emperor's husband Mu Zhen knows nothing about political affairs and cannot guide his children well. It is really difficult for the queen. In fact, she is not alone in the family; A man, he is obsessed with so-called revenge, he does not hesitate to collude with all those who are against the Queen, and even uses his son. Is this to the person he loved at the beginning? Even if the love is gone, there will still be children. If he does not have the Queen in his heart, so what? I must be jealous and kill the so-called male favorite. He is really a contradictory and destined to tragedy. I really don't like him. How can he still have the demeanor of the two number one scholars in the past? The author's writing style is exquisite, no longer focusing on emotions, but full of human emotions. The article is wonderful and fascinating, especially the third part, which hints at the posture of the Yongzheng Dynasty back then. It is indeed well written, and it is obvious to all.