Beimong

Well, after watching it, I really feel that emotions and love are really complicated. If the male protagonist really likes someone, will he really find a substitute? No matter what the substitute is, it's not her. I thought I had found a substitute because of similar faces or personalities, but after getting along for a long time, I felt more and more that we could never go back. No matter how similar we were, it wasn't him. Maybe my resemblance wasn't to the extent mentioned in the article. Because it's too much love, the male protagonist understands the female protagonist but doesn't understand her, or love may be selfish, because of love, so even if you don't really love me, as long as you are by my side, it's okay... As for the heroine, her life is really too bitter. She was supposed to be a noble girl and live a smooth life, but she entered the palace, a cannibalistic place, where she calculated and guessed, and even love was a bargaining chip that could be used for calculations, so how could there be true love? I think if the male and female protagonists get to know each other after they grow up, will the male protagonist still fall in love with the female protagonist? Will the heroine really fall in love with the hero? It's a pity that there is no if. The heroine's nature is to yearn for freedom and choice. I think even if it happens again, the heroine will not like the treacherous palace, and will the hero learn true love? This life has been too painful for both of us. It is true that wisdom will be broken and deep love will not last long.

The emperor started to go completely crazy. But I really can't accept the fact that he gave birth to so many children. It was considered completely unclean. I think he was simply unwilling to let go of his obsession with A Shi. His love was not that deep.

I know why the female protagonist can't like the male protagonist. He is really not worthy of the female protagonist. I only feel that this male protagonist is weak.

It's really good. It tells a sad story in a light tone, especially when it comes to the fact that women in history are just strangers. The pattern of the article is very big. Afternoon Gashi can be a free and wanton girl in the next life.

This is a BE, and it can only be a BE. Both of them are quite pitiful, and both have their own difficulties and inability to control themselves. Both of them are quite heart-wrenching. At the same time, they also hurt each other to varying degrees due to their differences and flaws in their personalities. Gaishu loved his mother clan more, and the emperor had to stabilize his country and sit firmly on the throne, but he still couldn't help but love Gaishak. The starting points of the two were different, and they could not reach the same destination through different paths. It's better not to be born into an emperor's family (this can be easily realized in modern times~).

Well, at the end I didn't quite understand why the emperor allowed Concubine Zheng Chen's child to be born. He also knew that the Zheng family was so powerful that it was raising tigers, and that the death of the heroine's child had something to do with the Zheng family, and he also knew that the heroine hated the Zheng family. At the end of the extra chapter, it was also mentioned that the male protagonist said that Captain Zhou was sick, but when the female protagonist was still there, children kept being born in the harem, and now he thinks that he is sick because he was allowed to have more children. Ah... This is not like being a bitch and setting up a memorial arch (dbq is so angry after reading this)

If it is a boy, he will be the most noble prince. If it is a girl, she will be the most favored princess by the emperor. Of course, the possibility of the male protagonist going crazy cannot be ruled out.

You gave your love to another woman because you had nowhere to put it?

Speaking of hometown in a foreign land, jade jade tears a thousand lines

There are traces of A Shi everywhere. Is this how Xiao deceived himself?