After An Lingrong died, he went to the underworld, encountered the Sansheng Stone and left a death memoir.
In his memoirs, he details how humble and cautious he was when he first entered the palace, how uneasy he felt after entering the palace, how he went down the wrong path step by step, and how he finally had no choice but to commit suicide by taking poison.
Why should Zhen Huan be given Shuhen glue, and why should Meizhuang die of hemorrhage?
The things that I had never been humane to others in my life until my death were pouring out uncontrollably at this moment.
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An Lingrong didn't want much at first. He just wanted to enter the palace to save his mother's life so that she could spend her old age in peace.
She was used to walking alone in the dark, and she didn't realize how bumpy and muddy her road was.
Until a beam of light shone on her, with brightness and warmth that seemed to be within reach, making her unconsciously want to get closer, but the closer she got, the more filthy and dirty she was.
She worshiped the source of this light as a god until she discovered that God loves the world and cannot only shine on himself.
"I could have endured the darkness if I had never seen the sun."
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Demining: This book is based on the drama version and will not deviate from the content of the drama version (key points), so there is no plot where Ling Rong is reborn and kills everyone. Sisters who want to read this will be disappointed when they open this book.
This book re-opens the Legend of Zhen Huan from An Lingrong's perspective, adding part of the plot to provide a more in-depth analysis of the predicament she encountered, her psychological activities, and another layer of interpretation of her behavior, an interpretation of pure lesbian hatred.
(I really like the change in the drama that deleted Zhen Huan's brother. Ling Rong is the only character in the harem who has never had a crush on any man from beginning to end)
Although the original drama was shot from God's perspective, it will still be trapped in the perspective of the heroine Zhen Huan.
For example, even though Huanbi's determined expression was shown when she was about to take the baby elephant onto her body, Zhen Huan still said the words "The prince is not such an imprudent person."
Therefore, many things can withstand careful scrutiny:
For example, since Ju Qing is not a child of the Zhen Huan family, was she deliberately placed in the Zhen Huan Palace by the Queen or Concubine Hua from the beginning?
For example, An Lingrong's sensitive senses and careful mind are shown many times in the play, so was she also hiding her clumsiness in the beginning?
For example, when did she find out that the queen killed the queen...
The tragic ending of the character An Lingrong is doomed, just like a ball placed on a slope. There is no such thing as voluntary or unwilling. Even if she and Zhen Huan never have a misunderstanding, they will still end up in opposite positions. Personally, I think this is the best thing about Bird Huan, the real Lan Yinxuguo.
Mission: Knowledge changes destiny
