Bg, after reading this book, I will say goodbye to Gong Douwen. The second part of the trilogy of not taking the initiative to show true love to a man.
Bg, Chun Chun Gong Dou Wen, stayed in hibernation until the end of time to give birth to children, occasionally framed others, often reaped the benefits, and was always neither salty nor cool with the emperor. This is the only story I have read in so many palace battle stories over the years in which a supporting character goes crazy and goes to the cold palace and then comes back to save his daughter. It is not written in the direction that all living beings suffer, but I can feel that more than a dozen named female supporting characters are not only fighting here, but also living in the palace. It is not like a game level where you defeat one and then disappear. Part one of a trilogy about not taking the initiative to show true love to a man.
This one ranks in the top five among the Zerg books I've read. It is different from other social views that build large families around male insects. It describes the male insect as if he has no home of his own and wanders around in the homes of different female insects. He seems to be the master (husband) of all female insects, but in fact he is a passer-by of all female insects.