The Little Kitchen Maid of the Northern Song Dynasty

Emm, I feel that the writing is very controversial. I think the second sister is a very smart person. She is not a short-sighted smart person. Although she is ambitious, she would not just choose someone who she knows is not that suitable. It is not the first day she has met Wang. She should understand his character?

Although it is a bit regretful, Sister Luan's choice is very consistent with the character portrait. How could you bet on an unknown future just because of a momentary impulse? What is the purpose of all your years of hard work? Looking at the conversation between the two, it seems that they are not in a lifelong relationship, and there is no betrayal. It's more like no one has made it clear during the ambiguous period. It's just that the woman can't wait and doesn't want to waste time, so the man has a sense of crisis and comes to question and make it clear. Although both of them are smart and understand human nature, they are still young, have simple life experiences, and do not have enough wisdom to deal with complex emotional issues. The two grew up in different environments. The man is an only child. If his father doesn't have another child, everything in his family will be his, and he can live a refined life. The three female sisters, no matter whether their family's material conditions are good or not, they have to fight for food, drink and clothing, and their parents' love is divided into three parts. Sister Luan is still the second child. She does not have the unique significance of the first child to her parents. She is not as lovable as the youngest child, neither good nor bad. Sometimes she has to take the initiative to express her grievances in order to be treated fairly. The love she feels is not as sufficient and stable as other sisters. Although the family members have good feelings and are united. Sister Luan is sensitive and precocious. The wealthy life she saw in the Duke's Mansion and the experience of being entangled by the eldest husband and avenging Erniu's sister-in-law and various class inequalities made her worldly desires stronger. At this point, Sun Jingxuan cannot understand Sister Luan's feelings, and the self-esteemed Sister Luan will not show it. Sun Jingxuan didn't have a clear future (neither verbal promises nor actual actions), and he didn't completely understand Sister Luan's thoughts. Maybe he thought it was not urgent yet and should take his time. But the woman couldn't afford to wait even if she wanted to. If this article were written based on reality, it would be very cruel. No matter which dynasty, the social background and productivity of the ancients, women did not have high freedom in marriage. If they did not get married by the age, they would be fined a large sum of money or the official would force them to match. The society at that time had different tolerances for men and women in marriage. Men could have more time to fight, whether it would work or not was another matter. If they came to the shore and beheaded the person they wanted first, girls would just [wave their hands] [wave their hands] if they couldn't think of it. No matter how rational they are, teenage girls will toss and turn, hesitant to give up their glory and wealth. But life is very real, the investment costs are too high, and their emotional intensity at that time was not enough for the woman to have the confidence to wait. Under the circumstances at that time, choosing Wang Mo over her teenage daughter was the safest and most stable option. Only by personally experiencing the twists and turns in life, giving, gaining, and losing, can people's thoughts slowly change and grow themselves. It was normal to separate from Wang Mo later on. After several years of marriage, Wang Mo had not entered Sister Luan's inner world. These two were not in the same boat from the beginning. It makes sense for Sister Luan and Sun Jingxuan to be together, because people's thoughts are fluid. Whether it's literature or dealing with people, they get along very well in many aspects. The kernel is also similar. In the face of injustice, we will act on the premise of protecting ourselves and those around us. I wish Wang Mo, who is upright and works for the people, be safe, have a good life arrangement, and learn to protect himself! Ps: Judging from Sun Jingxuan's description of the two of them when she came to ask them directly, I feel like they had other things that they didn't write about before that. Looking forward to the following!

In fact, I still feel that if I have chosen Wang Mo, it is better to just be with Wang Mo than to be with him.

Emm... Is the protagonist the second sister? Obviously the previous chapter about the reunion of the hero and heroine after a long absence has not been finished yet, so why did it jump directly to the second sister's side? In addition, the second sister really couldn't afford what the second sister wanted at that time, and this couple could understand it, but it didn't mean that Wang Mo was a good match. Didn't the second sister not see Wang Mo's weakness when Wang Mo was just valued by Xianggong Wang? Wang Mo would not have chosen to marry her if Wang Xianggong had not failed. Even if she married Wang Mo, wouldn't she be afraid that Wang Mo would betray her for power in the future (there are too many classic cases). Generally speaking, Sun and Wang were not a good match at that time.

I always thought that the second sister had her own pride. If she wants power or control over her destiny, she will fight for it through her own efforts. Not by marrying Wang Mo, who sacrifices the near for the distant. She can also dominate in her own business, right?

I think Sun never made it clear, and the Wang family, mother and son, were well-informed, and the engagement was already on the agenda. No matter what, it was missed at that time.

If Brother Sun also has rights in the future, it would be even more ironic to the second sister, because obviously Brother Sun can do whatever she wants, but she doesn't believe him, looks down on him, and doesn't even give him a chance.

Until now, I really can't accept my second sister's twists and turns and I want to give up.

It's better to change the male and female protagonists as soon as possible. We've known each other for a long time until we meet again. I don't like to watch supporting characters being given extravagant drama. The pace has been very abrupt recently, so don't mess with it.

There is really no need to forcefully write the plot of the second sister... I really like Brother Sun... I have to force Wang Mo to be inserted like this, ah, speechless