The Eldest Daughter

In addition, some people in this article may think that the heroine is a little indifferent to her grandparents, parents and other family members, as well as friends. In fact, the heroine is reborn, and she has no one to trust. Her father's family and mother's family just treat her as a pawn. If she is a little bit holy, she will repeat the path of her previous life. When it comes to marriage, the heroine only hopes to marry a man who respects her as a guest and does not care about her. It doesn't matter if he takes a concubine or not, the heroine never asks for other relationships. During this period, the heroine also gives advice to friends who think they are worthy, but they don't like her reminders, because the heroine is an isolated and awkward existence in the family. If it weren't for the hero wanting the heroine's affection, slowly infiltrating the heroine and completely trusting the heroine, the heroine would not have much feeling when she married the hero. A reborn person who relies entirely on herself to make a living. This is the style of behavior that a heroine in a rebirth novel should have. Those reborn heroines who are like virgins and novices, relying entirely on the help of the male protagonist and various beauties to fill the gap, are really boring and disgusting to watch, because what is the purpose of such a rebirth of a heroine, is it just to seduce all kinds of beautiful men?

Emperor Jia'an was a man of great talent and strategy. At the last moment, I saw that his love for his son was not as great as that of Concubine Cui. He took the world as a situation and made a bright future for his beloved son. Unlike other emperors, he did not trust his son, but paved the way for his son. He would rather He would bear the name of a tyrant, and he would not let the new king bear the name of a tyrant. Such an emperor makes people admire him from the bottom of his heart. He is indeed a scumbag when it comes to women, but who made him the emperor? In that situation, he can only do that. If there is no love, he can only love the country. He has no way out! If Concubine Cui's surname was not Cui, she was not from a noble family, and the emperor was not the emperor, the two of them would have had a good story. The emperor actually had regrets!

Unexpectedly, Jia'an Emperor, whom I hate the most, received overwhelming praise in the comment section. It must be said that Emperor Jia'an was a man of great talent and great ideas. He cut off the dependence of aristocratic families, centralized power, and eliminated all hidden dangers during his reign, leaving peace and clarity to Yan Zhui. Secondly, teach your son how to be an emperor without being greedy for power and having absolute trust. But I hate him very much. I hate him the most in the whole book. First, good color. The book says that Emperor Jia'an was strict about self-discipline and there were not many beauties in the harem. However, Emperor Jia'an took away a wife and made her fiancé vomit blood and died. This was extremely unethical. Second, the color is still good. Just dote on Rong Sanniang, and even her mother was lucky enough to dote on her. Is there any morality? The book says that Rong Sanniang was pregnant, but her mother and daughter stayed overnight while Emperor Jia'an went away. She didn't come out all night and didn't invite any women from the harem to go. After Rong Sanniang's mother died, Emperor Jia'an began his own path to clear his name, working overtime late at night, scheming against various forces, and giving Yan Zhui power and trust. I want to say, isn't it right to work overtime to plot against Xin Yanzhui? Who else could he trust besides Yan Zhui? Is Yan Xin that coward? The rebellion was started by Yan Chaiping, and the thieves were chased by Yan. He forced Rong Tuying to rebel, and even drove Fu Minghua out of the house. He was almost in danger. If the heroine hadn't been so calculating, he might have killed one or two people. To deal with Rong Tuying, he had to risk the lives of many people loyal to him, but he actually forced Concubine Cui to death. I don't understand. If Concubine Cui doesn't die, won't Yan Zhui, the emperor, be able to do anything? Can't we solve the four major families? Why must Concubine Cui die? A glass of poisoned wine and a note, is this the so-called choice of so-called kindness? It's all nonsense. You are obviously cold-blooded and ruthless, but you still pretend to be a sphinx. I just have the wisdom to see that you have a human face and a beast heart. He loves Yan Zhui and trusts him. He has no choice but to love Yan Zhui. He loves the heir and has nothing to do with Yan Zhui. What saddens me the most is the death of Concubine Cui. In this life, for what? For the family? The aristocratic family must fall. For the sake of his son, Yan Zhui is indeed excellent, and he must be the prince. For what? In this life, I got nothing, not because of my family, not because of Yan Zhui, not even half of Emperor Jia'an's favor, not even Emperor Jia'an's false love for Concubine Rong. If it were me, I would rather be Concubine Rong. Even if everything is flashy and false, at least I have lived happily for so many years and been loved for so many years. So what if it is false? Concubine Cui has never even gotten a false one. It's all death, why should we endure it? I think the happiest one is Concubine Rong, who wants to be unreasonable, has the emperor who dotes on her the most, wants to be noble, has the emperor she loves the most, wants to rebel, has a supportive family, does everything she wants to do, and gets everything she wants. Concubine Cui didn't get anything, but the ending was the same as hers. Is it a loss? Make a fortune! The only regret is that her son cannot be the prince, but is that Concubine Rong's regret? I don't think so. That's Yan Xin's regret. How could such a Jia'an Emperor, who had let down a woman's lust and made him faint, be so good? How could Emperor Jia'an be so good for such a man who had no great talent but forced Concubine Cui to death? How could such a Jia'an Emperor, who killed a thousand enemies and lost two thousand himself, be so good? Because of Emperor Jia'an's stupidity, I abandoned the book. Even abandoning the book could not calm my anger and anger. If possible, I would also like to give him a glass of poisoned wine and a note to let him make his own choice.

Suddenly, I felt that it was really difficult to write about Machiavellian plots in female videos. It was originally a waste of brains. Then the author worked hard to write it. Sometimes readers may think it is illogical and unreasonable. In fact, they are misled by most of the ancient sayings that imitate the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Different eras have different dynasties. Everything needs to be viewed in context, and things like power and history are inherently complicated. It has never been black and white, nor does it mean that if we break up today, we will die and never communicate with each other. Don't they say there are no eternal enemies? They are all connected by interests, so you can't go wrong if you think about it this way!

There are three uncomfortable points in the whole article: The first point: The important cannon fodder in the article died by having his neck chopped off, and they were all about to fall off. The method of death was single, and it felt like the author had an obsession with this kind of death The second point: The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists were basically a bit boring, and the love of a king was not enough It's too easy and too deep, and there is no paving the way from shallow to deep The third point: Too many innocent people have died, and human lives have been taken lightly just to concentrate the imperial power. Even if the emperors do this, this country will not last long. There are too many victims of the family's harm, and many people died innocently and miserably. The cold-blooded emperor does not like it very much. And he is also complacent. This kind of feeling of superiority after killing people is really uncomfortable.

Among so many ancient romance novels, "Chang Di" is the most amazing work for me. The author is so talented!

After reading the headlines in the entertainment industry, I found that the eldest son is very long-winded and terrible. I didn't expect that the same author has such a different writing style and logic.

Is the heroine too cold? The male protagonist's feelings for her are also inexplicable. When the male and female protagonists were communicating, the female protagonist didn't say a word or express an expression for a long time. Who would like a beautiful girl with a dull face?

In order to bring down the Rong family, the emperor had favored Concubine Rong for nearly thirty years, doted on her niece and sister-in-law, and promoted her whole family. Was he purely lustful, or was he sacrificing himself as a male favorite in order to bring down the Rong family? He is the emperor, and he can find any reason to set up a plan to kill the Rong family and his associates. As for using himself as bait, will he end up losing his life? He did not defeat the four families until his death, but his son defeated them easily. There is no logic in this plot, and it only makes people think that the emperor is a lunatic, and he will not hesitate to do a simple thing to make his mother angry to death. It was too awkward to watch, especially the death penalty for Concubine Cui, which was even more inexplicable. Concubine Cui would have eradicated the Cui family if he were not her son. Concubine Cui understood this better, so she did not accept the daughter of the Cui family. The whole book creates a bunch of unnecessary plot points.

There are really very few real Machiavellian stories about female videos. I have been browsing here for a long time, and almost all of them use the same routine. After the heroine is reborn, she seems to be trapped in a back house, and she only keeps scheming. Ever since I read Feng Chuan Can Han, I have become obsessed with novels. I feel like I will never encounter this kind of novel again.