I Got a Harem System When I Divorced

So sad, I kept crying. Song's ending was really too tragic and depressing. If he were just a simple evil villain, no matter how miserable he was, I would only feel happy. But hate is mixed with love and sincerity, and hate is also very impure [crying]. In fact, abuse of the body and mind is fine, but once a person dies, he feels like nothing is left [crying]. It's a failure. Soong feels so uncomfortable [crying], and so does Xiaodao, what a good puppy, if he can escape death, if he can survive [crying], the only thing that makes him feel better is that Yushu got what she wanted, she got a lot of power, a lot, a lot of money, a lot of love, at least it's not a happy ending where he steps on a woman's bones [crying].

It's so emotional, Xie Jianing's growth. I had never tasted good food before, and I just thought that persecuting the same sex and then begging for the little "benefits" leaked from men's fingers was a lifelong pursuit. Later I discovered that women can also be powerful, and they don't need to use men as a medium to get what they want. In the past, I always felt frustrated when I saw that women were able to turn the tide, but they only focused on helping their brothers and fathers rise to the top and then were dismissed. Women can be the protagonist and support the supporting roles. I was watching a TV series recently and found that I have reached the age where I can understand every character. I also understand quite a lot about the so-called "grabbing women". After all, men do not know how to be high-minded because they are "ambitious and have dreams." Men use the name of "love" as a man-grabbing, to steal women's children, value, and jobs.

After watching the extra chapter I was looking forward to, I was completely entertained. I saw in the ratings that some people felt that the plot after becoming the queen was too rushed. I understand a little but I feel it is acceptable. It would be better if the transition could be more steady and steady. Now it gives me a drastic feeling, but this feeling is not bad. I might do a second brush to observe Yushu's psychological changes later. Although his determination to become emperor has always been firm, there have indeed been a lot of changes before and after. I'm quite interested in this. In the end, power is really fascinating. I was dazzled by watching the protagonist step by step become the queen and start to rule. The plot of being "forced" to become the emperor made me feel very happy watching Bai Yueguang, Xiao Baihua, the main wife die early, and the evil-minded and loveless tool man, the outside room, directed at Yushu. This plot is really exciting. We Yushu has such courage, courage and determination that we will succeed in whatever we do. Of course we have succeeded. It is very consistent with the saying of having boundless country and enjoying endless loneliness. It's really good.

I'll go and read it all in one sitting, it's awesome! Breaking my stereotype of heartthrobs. . . Every man except the ex-husband is very attractive. In fact, the author also loves Song Jie. He has the most space and is also the one who has been used by the heroine for the longest time. In fact, I also like Song Jie more. Xiaodao is a man born under idealism. Xiao Heng also needs a strategy to get him, but only Song Jie completely understands the heroine. I think that in the end the heroine did not choose anyone, but Xiao Heng was the only one left to choose.

The heroine is quite soft-hearted towards Xiao Dao, maybe because she knows Xiao Dao will not betray her? Or when we have a relationship, I thought it was good for the male protagonist to choose a knife, but then he became an emperor and I suddenly couldn't soften my heart [dog head]. Men with power are no longer cute. In the end, it is also good to become the eternal white moonlight. Also, what the heroine meant in the end was that she didn't choose Xiao Dao, but Pei Heng, so Xiao Dao followed Song's poison and died? Otherwise, maybe he could avoid it if he was lucky, right? So, the heroine didn't actually choose him in the end. I was a little confused hahaha

After reading it, I couldn't hold back my tears. I wanted to hate Song Jie, but I couldn't. The biggest culprits in the whole story were the old emperor, King Song, his father, and Yu Jianing's father. These four disgusting men caused so much pain to so many people.

A character like Song Jie who has a criminal record in the early stage is indeed not worthy of being Yushu's puppy, but the tragedy is a bit tragic, so I can't help but feel a little pity for him. But we don't think about this on Yushu's happy day. Congratulations to Empress Yushu [Spreading Flowers]

I felt a bit melancholy at the end. I think Xie Yushu should not have children. Originally I insisted on not reading Guyan. Because the background of the ancient world is there. No matter how much she tries to make excuses, the heroine still has to sell her womb to get to the top. I thought this one would be different. It looked very, very good from the front. Xie Yushu is also very resourceful. But in the end she still had to rely on giving birth to children to consolidate her rule. Makes me feel very... Sad. The little crabs are all born from Pei Song. I also like Teacher Zangzang very much. I got into the trap from "Come and Kneel Down and Ask You a Thing". Later, I added "This Is Not a Female Supporting Role from a Rich Family at All". Chasing until now. The fact that Xie Yushu gave birth to a child made me feel very... Shocked. It shouldn't be something she would do

I'm done, but I don't like open-ended endings in this kind of writing. I would rather describe the various achievements of the Queen's governance of the dynasty at the end. After the death of the Queen, the Crown Princess successfully succeeded to the throne, and then wrote the legendary happy ending (I didn't say I'm not happy now).

It ended so hastily... Song Jie seemed to have rabies in the end