The Sun and the Moon Shine Together

When I first read this book, I was quite interested in it, and I liked the heroine's character at the beginning. I thought she was not delicate and artificial, but also smart and pleasant. However, the more I read it, the more I felt that there were many inconsistencies and character breakdowns in this book. I will not list them all. Let me just talk about two points. First, let's talk about the fact that Murong Jushi is the heroine's father and biological mother. At the beginning of this article, it was said that the direct lineage of the Li family is special. It has been passed down through five generations. Only the direct wife can get pregnant and have children. So the question is, who is Murong Jushi? Why was she able to give birth to Li Yuanhang? She probably didn't even have an affair with her. This is one of the contradictions, and there are others too. Besides, when I was a child, I thought that the heroine was magnanimous and generous as the author had set her up. However, after reading the few chapters where the heroine recruits a son-in-law, I started to feel something was wrong, especially 134. Chapter, when the heroine answered her cousin Rulan why she didn't marry Luo Wuchen, she said she was worried about her bloodline and didn't want to harm him. So since she thought so, why not tell Luo Wuchen directly. The two were childhood sweethearts, grew up together, had a fairly deep friendship, and spent a long time together. Why not tell her frankly and let people have hope? This paragraph can also be said that she did not know Luochen's sincerity, thinking that Luochen only came to recruit a son-in-law because he wanted to fulfill his father's idea. However, when Wu Peirong was captured in Chapter 194, the heroine said to Wu Peirong: "I can't help it. I didn't make them like me and I didn't seduce them. I was very busy and had no time to seduce them, but they just like me! It's hard to give up on natural beauty." She touched her face. It seems that she knows how others feel about her. Although what Wu Peirong did was shameful, it is not necessarily true that the heroine could be more noble like this. In addition to many other things, the article is abandoned.

Write well and check well, fellow author, cheers! There is no best, only better, come on! Although I am very lazy, I will finish writing for the sake of my hobby. Come on! Young man, I don't read but I still support you, come on! I won't post your orders anymore, come on! .

When Emperor Jiaxing was still the prince, because the late emperor and Wang Heng and Liang Xinming got along well with each other, he valued Wang He very much and once proposed that he be allowed into the palace to accompany the prince. However, Wang He and the prince did not hit it off like their parents did. When Liang Xinming went to the palace to teach the prince, Wang He also went with him. The prince couldn't see that he was better than him, so he always competed for power and face, and wanted him to stay humble and do nothing. It's a pity that although Wang He is the son of a minister, he is naturally arrogant and perfunctory on the surface, but extremely disgusted in his heart.

For men in the world, it is often said: Heroes do not ask where they come from. But he is extremely harsh on women, often looking at people through colored glasses, and living in prostitution is looked down upon by the world, and he will always be branded with shame! Therefore, equality between men and women does not happen overnight. It requires continuous changes in people's thoughts and concepts. I strongly support Yaoer in breaking down the barriers, breaking through the old system, and realizing a new era in which women can hold up half the sky! Come on Yaoer ✊✊✊

After being called out for a long time, "The Sun and the Moon Shine Together" is really domineering, without the makeup look, but without losing the pastoral style. I don't know why headlines send me messages about "mother-in-law and daughter-in-law", "priority to sons over daughters", and "all property is given to sons, but daughters are relied on for retirement" every day, which makes me depressed and angry. Is it possible that if you click on a similar topic once, you will benefit from it for life? The new heroine does not travel through time and is not reborn. As a descendant of the Guo family, and in the Dajing Dynasty where several time-traveling heroines have appeared, how can we achieve "the sun and the moon shine together"? In the "big heroine dramas" on TV in recent years, Zhen Huan has reached the pinnacle of power through various conspiracies and machinations; Luo Zijun has relied on the help of two men and two women to gain a foothold in the workplace; it is always a little uncomfortable to watch. In all of Yuanye's works, the female protagonists are all independent, generous and hard-working; the male protagonists are also unique in all aspects such as ability, talent, and character. The female protagonist does not rely on the male protagonist, and the author never writes the male protagonist as a paper character. The couple complements and complements each other. So, how will the heroine of this book rely on herself to break the constraints placed on women by traditional society? When will the hero appear? What role will the male protagonist play in women's liberation? Today, when gender equality is still difficult, what kind of humanistic picture will ancient Dajing open for us? Looking forward to it

Li Zhuohang is a real man. I thought he wanted to avoid suspicion and dare not come forward. However, he stood up and risked his reputation.

Wang Yong's behavior is a typical adolescent mentality. He thinks that he has a kind and righteous heart, while his elders have been blinded by worldly fame and fortune and have become unscrupulous. Her lack of experience and life experience makes it difficult for her to distinguish between true and false. In real life, rebellious children like to fight against their elders. Some elders really confine and torture their children, but some parents are loving mothers and strict fathers.

Jian Fan is really a hypocrite. He keeps bringing concubines to his family one after another without counting his wives. He kept talking about how he loved Huo Beauty, but he allowed Huo Beauty to be bullied by his wife. He couldn't deal with her fairly at all, and he had to protect his wife, pretending to be in love, letting both sides down and cheating on both sides.

Pay tribute to Master Murong! He single-handedly saved thousands of soldiers from fire and water, and with such heroic and sacrificial actions, he inspired the righteous forces to continue to overcome difficulties and achieve greater victory✌! At the same time, it also created future generations with big hearts like Li Zhuohang and Li Hanyao! Isn't it because the Chinese nation has such countless heroes who sacrificed their lives for righteousness that they have made China as powerful as it is today! Yuanye's books are becoming more and more down-to-earth 😊

In fact, Yuan Ye's book is very interesting, but I don't know why so few people voted for it? Maybe it's because it's not easy to save a monthly pass. Sometimes it takes me a few books to save a monthly pass, so I voted for Wilderness. Many of my votes were also taken from the books my son read. Therefore, after I vote for five monthly votes every month, when there are more monthly votes, my son will occasionally vote for the author he likes. Until the end of the month, if there are remaining monthly votes, I can vote for other authors. Perhaps other readers make the same choice. But no matter what, I will remain unwavering and vote for the wilderness to the best of my ability. Come on in the wilderness, come on.

It's not a good setting for two people who are competing for the world to fall in love. They are not as handsome as they are handsome! The male and female protagonists do not appear in dozens of chapters, which really challenges the reader's patience... It feels like a child's play to read it as a Machiavellian plot... Yuanye Dada wrote very hard this time, not as calm as in the previous books.

I keep writing stories about Guanqi and the male protagonists! I want to say that you, the author, don't prioritize? If the male protagonist can't tell the difference if it's fake, how can he be worthy of the female protagonist?

I saw Chapter 377! I just can't stand it anymore! How can I get a stand-in for the protagonist? How many chapters have you written about watching chess in the capital? What else does the heroine need to do when the substitute is so capable! Can this double stand in the face of his master and flirt with the man he likes? How does it make outsiders feel? It's completely different from the first half!

It can be said that it is inevitable that Liang Xinming and Wang Heng have reached this point, because she views people and things from the perspective of benefiting the people of the world, but the emperor's authority cannot be violated. In the past, Emperor Jingkang and their husband and wife got along well with each other, and their thinking was synchronized, so of course they were harmonious. However, the young emperor's ability, vision, courage, magnanimity, qualifications, experience, etc. Are not as good as those of the former emperor, so conflicts with Liang Xinming are inevitable. Liang Xinming should have realized it a long time ago, which is why she "sacrificed herself for the country" this time. Even we readers can't find out whether she and Wang Heng are dead or alive through the perspective of God. Liang Xinming was involved in the fate of Dajing. The young emperor heard that Abbot Guanghui and Qin Tianjian said that his throne was unstable, but he couldn't tell whether it was Liang Xinming who wanted to overthrow Dajing, or whether it was his reluctance towards Liang Xinming that led to the downfall of Dajing. Which was the cause and which was the effect? We readers can see clearly from God's perspective and feel that the emperor is fatuous, but the officials of the court and the people of the world do not know this. The conflict between Liang Xinming and the little emperor, and the conflict between the little emperor and Wang He has been mentioned more than once. The conflict between Liang Xinming and Wang Heng was not frozen in a day. This time it was triggered by the heroine's escape from marriage in defiance of the decree. Most officials in the court believed that Liang Xinming and Wang Hengquan were in power and should be suppressed. These things piled up and exploded.

We follow Yuanye's books from beginning to end. Yuanye rarely releases updates, most of the time it's one or two updates. Because Yuanye rarely mentions anything about herself, I don't even know if she is a career woman or a housewife? I have always been just a good reader. If I want to read it, I will follow it. If I don't want to read it, I will read it several times a day until it is updated. I just set up auto-subscription to show support. After reading books at Qidian for so many years, the only ones I set up to automatically subscribe were Yuan Ye and another female writer. I hope everyone can set up automatic subscriptions for Yuanye's books to show support. Thank you everyone.

I hope that the heroine will go through with the marriage recruitment to the end. If she really recruits a wife, I will book it all. Don't recruit a wife like the starting point and end up getting married, and don't become a queen. Isn't it nice to work hard and build a career on your own ability? Many novels insist on finding a master for the heroine. If she kneels too much, she will really be unable to stand up.

Again, this book is far-fetched in many places. However, this does not affect its rigor in terms of historical progression. These books by the author are all continuous. History is slowly developing and the power of women is slowly increasing. Therefore, I feel that it is not unexpected for the female protagonist to become emperor in this book, and it is even more likely than the male protagonist. Given the character of Liang and Wang and their kindness to the late emperor, the possibility of supporting their son to become emperor is almost zero. Then the power the male protagonist can obtain will be reduced by more than half. The world has been advancing, and several of the author's novels are coherent. Let's not talk about the status of women as a whole. Just looking at the status of women in the textile industry, there has been great progress, and female young adults have the right to speak. And this impact will radiate, and will also radiate from the textile industry to various other industries. Judging from the progress of industrial development in this article, rubber rings, ship engines, artillery, etc. Have already appeared, and the technological level of steam engines may initially appear. Productivity has been greatly liberated, and the disadvantages of women will be relatively smaller. As industry develops, more women are needed, which means that women have more opportunities to have the right to speak. In terms of women entering the court as officials, there was a British emperor who set a precedent for women to become officials, and later the late emperor appointed Liang Ximing to the cabinet as the emperor's advisor. And Liang has been running the Imperial College for many years. Considering the connections among the disciples of the Imperial College, his influence is definitely not small. Liang may not support the heroine, but the little emperor's disrespect for her as the emperor's master will definitely offend many Confucian disciples' respect for their masters, and the little emperor's help will be reduced again and again, which is very beneficial to the heroine. In addition, judging from the current development, the male protagonist is far less powerful than the female protagonist, and the auxiliary power he can get is far less than that of the female protagonist - the female protagonist and her father have been cultivating their power from a long time ago. What's more, Jiang Rusheng is most likely the author's foreshadowing. The Jiang family's shipbuilding technology can provide great assistance to future naval battles and shipping. Now they have developed artillery. If they improve the range, they may be able to go directly through the canal (although I don't know if there is such a thing as the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in this world). Without using thermal weapons, it can be used purely for transportation purposes. Another point is that the author focuses on describing the young ladies and supporters of the heroine from major textile families and merchants, as well as Yan Ji's two daughters. This is probably also a foreshadowing, a big foreshadowing that helps the heroine rise to the top.

We all guessed that Guanqi was played by the heroine. So, why does the heroine turn into a maid? This has become a question that puzzles everyone. I looked through the previous chapters and found that the heroine disguised herself as a man and became Mo Zhu so that she could follow Li Zhuohang and practice her skills. Later, on their way to Huizhou, Zhenmozhu came, and the heroine regained her identity. She felt extremely uncomfortable and restricted everywhere. (Picture 69). In Chapter 70 "Li Hanyao's Secret", Li Hanyao and Guan Qi complained about the inconvenience of being a woman, and Guan Qi came up with an idea for the heroine. The author did not say what the idea was. But later on, the two people's actions were always mysterious, and when Li Hanyao met Luo Wuchen for the first time, she was transformed into a little maid. I guess the heroine has been playing an identity-changing game with Guanqi since then, so that she can come and go at will without being accused of being unruly. , The heroine is used to freedom, but it is inconvenient after all to bear the status of a wealthy lady.

I have basically read all of Yuan Ye's books. I also have great expectations for this book. When I first read the protagonist and his father cleaning up the house, it was still Yuan Ye's usual style. But after watching the story, starting from the escape from marriage and the rebellion, Yuan Ye's writing was obviously like a meteor. Logically speaking, Yuan Ye should be an old writer. His subsequent writing was as stiff as a new writer. I am personally very disappointed 😓😓😓

There are more scenes of watching chess than the heroine, which is a bit boring to watch... They have similar faces and similar personalities. This character setting somewhat dilutes the impression of the heroine...

Guanqi had an affair with the prince in front of the young lady. How will Li Hanyao and Wang He see the light of the world in the future? , When will the face-changing meme end?

I really found it quite noisy, because Guanqi has always liked to say things as Li Hanyao, and it was a mess.

It was the old monk who analyzed and understood: if Liang Ximing dies, Dajing may not be destroyed, but if the little emperor makes such a fuss, Dajing will definitely be destroyed. That's why it is said that Liang Xinming was connected to the Dajing national destiny.

Since Miss Huo played the role of prime minister in the capital, she became famous for a while. This time she took office as the magistrate of Xiazhao County, and the first fire started again. Different from the last time when she participated in the mutiny in the imperial city to help the male and female protagonists turn things around, this time she was looking into the conflicts between ordinary people's parents and the scandal. Fire girls are different from men as officials. They are enchanting, charming, and confuse all living beings. The enchantment implies sharpness and kills the enemy invisible. The unique interrogation style is impressive. In this case, did the Qin family have any involvement in Hongxing? It's up to Sister Huo to peel off the cocoon and interrogate her. Yuan Ye is best at portraying characters, and is best at showing the characters' image and personality through various specific plots and events, highlighting the details of the characters from their language, actions, ways of doing things, etc. This reminds me of Dream of Red Mansions. There are so many characters. In addition to the protagonist throughout the whole text, the description of the supporting characters is also revealed through various events. For example, Tanchun, the most typical one is the daughter-in-law who broke up the Grand View Garden and contracted it to the deacon, which showed her courage, family management ability, and economic talent. When Wang Xifeng raided the Grand View Garden at night, Tanchun showed off her power, which also reflected her extraordinary courage and strength. Yingchundian's cowardice was also vividly displayed in his handling of the incident of losing his mother-in-law and golden phoenix.

Make a bet and guess whether Yan Ling will give Li Hanyao's letter to Wang He

Lu's identity is really suspicious! Why did this little emperor suddenly become so stubborn? Are your brains used as decoration? All those years of training were in vain? This character is a bit like the original queen, but her mother is not so serious, she is just obsessed with certain rules. Is it true that something bad has been inherited?

Liang Xinming has never been the kind of person who surrenders to his fate. There must be something fishy about "no bones left". I think she wanted the emperor to think that she was dead so that he would no longer be afraid of her, and to leave her family with hope, because the relatives who knew her did not believe that she died so easily, so they would not be too sad.

If Yaoer rebels, there will be a ready-made weapon against the emperor (a major crime): destroying the inheritance of his descendants! In this era, how important is bloodline inheritance? As the only descendant of the Li family, Yaoer was called into the palace as a concubine by the emperor because of the heavy responsibility of delaying the bloodline. This point will definitely arouse public outrage - you can do things like cut off people's bloodlines, what else can't be done? When the army recruits soldiers, they all know that they must leave a descendant to the household who is called. If the emperor does this, will the army have to imitate him in future wars (such as the war with Anguo)? Well, a little incitement can cause huge turmoil.

Murong is really like a goddess. She met her lover late, so she later avoided it. For the sake of the Li family bloodline, she returned her parents and children. Whenever the Li family father and daughter were in trouble, she would try her best and not disturb them at ordinary times to avoid embarrassment for them. To do this as a person, leaving the pain to herself, is really, truly, holy. In short, it is not vulgar. Appreciate it, leave a comment and like it! 🙂

In this chapter, beauties overwhelm the country, there is a lot of information, the officialdom and the court are changing, and it kicks off the struggle between the male and female protagonists for hegemony. If Wang Heng and Liang Xinming were really dead, Wang He would definitely rebel. Original text: "Whether you are the prince or the emperor, I will never let you go this time!" Wang He's sword eyebrows stood up, and his eyes shot out a cold light. Is Wang He going to rebel? If