
Princess Yongjia
公主永嘉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 560k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 14d ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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It's New Year, I'm on duty alone, and I watched Princess Yongjia again during the day, so I might as well write a long review. It's rare to see such interesting stories in Jinjiang about "Hate the Sea, Love the Sky" and "Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium". It really appealed to my taste. Qin Lie, as his name suggests, has strong love and hate. In today's terms, he is an aggressive licker. Qin Lie is a very traditional feudal man. He believes that hatred should be paid by the father and the son. He believes that women should take their husbands as the main guide and stick to each other until the end. He believes that husband and wife should respect each other as guests and treat each other as equals. In the beginning, Ling Yi was not traditional under the guidance of palace rules. He valued blood ties and status the most. Although the prince-in-law had never met him and was not the person he liked when he was young, he still regarded him as his husband and wanted to live a good life. But it was too unbearable at first, the hatred of his eldest brother, the death of his wife, and the Qin family's desire to move the tripod. Qin Lie thought that hatred was a humiliation of Ling Yi, and regarded her as a forbidden concubine. He was so arrogant that Qin Lie could not see clearly or dare to see his feelings for Ling Yi clearly for a long time. Whether it's hindsight or timidity, if you miss the opportunity to say something, you'll miss it forever. Lingyi should be a highly sensitive personality who needs straightforward, strong and blatant preference. Because fate is very stingy towards her, she will have to confirm the affection she gets countless times before accepting it. If others give her a little kindness, she will feel that she cannot repay it. If others take it back, she will accept it calmly without showing resentment. And once she was hurt at the beginning, her heart would be closed forever. I think this is the reason why she was indifferent to Xie Yu in the end, and it is also the reason why Qin Lie did not succeed in pursuing his wife in the end. Ling Yi was pushed by fate to grow up, but she has always been a very untraditional woman in her heart. Qin Lie hated her for abusing her because her father and brother killed his eldest brother and his wife. It was difficult for her to accept the cause and effect of father's debt and daughter's repayment, because in her opinion, she had not enjoyed her father's love but had to bear his sins. She would find it ridiculous, so she could not accept that Qin Lie used this as an excuse to start treating her badly. After experiencing Qin Lie, Lingyi no longer regards her husband as her first priority. Since you are not good to me, it is impossible for me to regard you as my husband anymore. Cheng Hui will kill herself to keep her innocence, but Lingyi will not hesitate to seduce the centurion and marry her for the second time in order to survive. Qin Lie thought that after Ling Yi gave birth to Huan'er, she would stay with all her heart, like all women, but Ling Yi was not. In her heart, she had always been the most important person. She chose family love (15) because it was the best for herself. Therefore, Qin Lie, Huan'er, Song Pingkou, Lin'er, and Chengtai all gave up. In the end, she also gave up avenging the prince because she already had more important things to do. So he cut off his robes and left without any nostalgia, and directly married for the second time. Everyone could only walk a certain distance together. Qin Lie and that past had nothing to do with him anymore. The article has written very clearly about the changes in Qin Lie's mental journey. He probably fell in love with someone he thought he could not fall in love with, from careless teasing, contempt, anger, shame and disbelief, to the ecstasy of losing and finding, to the pain and despair of not being able to love, to self-deception and even despair before death. Everything he did was of no avail, because Lingyi's heart had long been closed. From just wanting to leave him at the beginning, to poisoning and hurting him and leaving him, to having people seriously injure him and drive him away, to finally taking the initiative to kill him, the harder he tried, the more heartbroken he became. It was Qin Lie who was talking about it. This kind of ancient and early romance novel, it is difficult to express the feelings of the male and female protagonists without comparing and contrasting. Spiritual victory is ridiculous in a normal romance, but in ancient and early romance novels, it will be so satisfying that it makes people's scalp numb. That's how bad my taste is. Qin Lie has too many contrasts between Cheng Hui and Ling Yi. There is no doubt that Qin Lie only loved Ling Yi. Cheng Hui's moral capital is much higher than that of Ling Yi. Cheng Hui committed suicide to save Qin Lie's sister to protect her innocence, which naturally occupies Qin Lie's guilt. The culprit is Ling Yi's brother. The bloody feud between Ling Yi's father and brother and Qin Lie makes her moral capital very low, but even this In the same way, Qin Lie still fell in love with the princess very early. Cheng Hui did not let him experience the strong feelings of jealousy, love and hate, pain to the point of despair and the inability to let go, etc. Lingyi made him experience, I'm sorry, we hate the sea, but the people in the sea feel that this is very good. Many people say that Qin Lie's love cannot be dealt with, Cheng Hui, who has no love, is respected, the eldest son is the prince, Ling Yi, who has love, only has favor, and Huan'er has nothing. The biggest difference between the ancient "Hate Hai Qing Tian Wen" and the current "Hate Hai Qing Tian Wen" is that in the previous novel, the male protagonist dominated the world, and if he loved her, he would neglect her. He chased his wife with pain in his mouth and heart, while the female protagonist had nothing but love, including life. Nowadays, the male protagonist must sacrifice his power or his life. Even if one ignores one's intentions, the ending is for Huan'er to inherit the throne and Ling Yi to become the Queen Mother, like a tree, with relatives and a destination, rooted somewhere, evergreen all year round. In the end, Ling Yi's wish came true, but Qin Lie's wish was forever disappointed. Another very controversial point is that Qin Lie has never thought about changing Huan'er to the crown prince. In fact, I think he has thought about it. If Ling Yi had not taken that step, he would have changed to Huan'er in the end. Before he died, he asked Ling Yi why he didn't tell him if he wanted to be the prince. It's like asking Ling Yi before why he didn't ask about the people in the princess palace. Ling Yi felt that it was useless to ask. Qin Lie was angry because she didn't trust him and didn't even ask. This time she wanted to kill him without asking. In the end, he said that if he had known that you had the intention to seize the throne, he would have imprisoned them. I think this is like what Ling Yi said at the moment before his death, which is full of duplicity. I don't think there is any controversy about whether Ling Yi loves Qin Lie or not. The words about the breathtaking moon that came to mind on the grassland at the end were what Qin Lie said after Ling Yi regained her memory, and she dreamed of Qin Lie coming to pick her up before she died, which explains everything. Only after Qin Lie died and she repeatedly confirmed that Qin Lie loved her, would she allow herself to dream about Qin Lie before she died, and would she be willing to show a little bit of love miserably. But it didn't matter in the end whether he loved her or not. Just like Qin Lie did a lot of things to hurt her even though he loved Ling Yi, Ling Yi didn't change her decision to kill Qin Lie even if she loved him. The extra precognitive dream is indeed a dream, and it cannot happen in the reality of Qin Lie and Ling Yi. I also like Ling Yi's character in the main text better, from soft to tough to strong, stronger and more decisive. Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to the author. The writing is really very good. It is much better than Jinjiang's stereotyped childish novels. The characters are very distinct, the foreshadowing is also explained, and the writing is concise, and everyone's ending is mentioned. This kind of style in which the male protagonist falls in love first and the love and hate are very strong is really rare nowadays. I think this one is better written than Madam, who is just sweet-tongued. The male protagonist in "Madam" is more doggy than Qin Lie. The author really shouldn't just see bad reviews, there are many people who like this book very much. I hope the author can continue to write in this style of hating the sea and loving the sky. Happy Year of the Horse~.
The main text of the male protagonist says that the only person he has let down is Cheng Hui. Cheng Hui did die to save the Qin family, but the male protagonist respected her during her lifetime and gave her honor after her death, supporting her children wholeheartedly until the last moment. It can be said that the male protagonist feels guilty for her death, but it cannot be said that he has let her down. On the contrary, the princess has to bear the guilt of the male protagonist for the death of his brother's wife, and is forced to separate the mother and son. The son is also deliberately suppressed. Doesn't the male protagonist feel that this is a letdown?
Read the extras first and then the main story. It's hard not to love our heroine after reading it, but she should deserve a better lover. The male protagonist in the extra story is sincere in his pursuit of his wife, but it is a bit subversive after reading the main story. The love of the male protagonist in the main story is not 100% convincing. It's hard to believe that true love would allow him to raise and destroy the child he had with his only true love. He also knew that his lover regarded this child as life. After the male protagonist came to the throne, he devoted himself to cultivating and supporting the mediocre eldest son, and deliberately suppressed the female protagonist's child without making other preparations for him, making the affectionate love behind the male protagonist look cheap. The pulling feeling at the beginning is quite right, and there is no regret in the ending. Lingyi, I will meet the right person in my next life.
I have read it several times, and among the ancient Chinese texts I have read so far, this one is written with more profound meaning, link after link. It was quite uncomfortable to watch, like a lump in my throat, but I couldn't help but want to read it. I felt that this book was written in a very realistic way. The situation of a subjugated princess, in order to survive, she constantly gave in to her bottom line and principles.
The male protagonist is not only a rotten cucumber, but he also treats the princess's child poorly in the later period, does not give him the crown prince position, and praises his son in the early stage. . . Is this still called the Wife Chasing Crematorium?
Author, please take a look at how cruel the article you wrote earlier is. I was still awake until 3 o'clock in the morning, and I finally finished reading it this morning. This episode is sweet, but it's still a bit regretful [Chigua]
This writing is so good. I haven't seen such a sophisticated writer in Jinjiang for a long time.
If Lingyi was reborn or had a dream from her past life, she would probably run far away. Every time I see her going to Jizhou with her innocent longing, and the dream of being together with her consort for the rest of her life, I want to jump into the book and shout, princess, run away, the road ahead is a storm of fate 😭 Text: So many men admire her, but there is no sound, pure love that belongs to her wholeheartedly, it is really a life of flowers and flowers.
I always feel that there is something missing in the ending of he. It should be the dissatisfaction that someone like the male protagonist can actually get a good ending 😂
People who like the ancient hate of sea love and natural taste like it very much