
Annals of Emperor Wen
文帝本纪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 685k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Matriarchal Dynasty
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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336Chapters
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In "The Legend of Zhen Huan", there are more than two chubby oranges left in the draft. The heroine is such a scumbag. I think she is really a good person. It feels like there are double standards for men and women in the world. If a man does this, he will say, "How can the emperor only have one woman?" But if a woman does this, it is a big "promiscuous". Only when the genders of men and women are changed, the common social misogyny problems in the past will become apparent. If the author wrote this article, it would definitely be more popular if it were written as bg. There is no need to write about tactics, nor does it need to write about controversial topics like boys, it just needs to be sweet. However, I have persisted in writing about such an unpopular niche topic for so long. I am grateful to the author for feeding me. ps I saw a comment before that it felt like men and women were swapped, but in other aspects they are still exactly the same. I think human nature is human nature, and it has nothing to do with men and women. Women are also human beings. They bully the weak and fear the strong, are greedy for life and fear death, and Chao Qin Mu Chu is also a part of human nature. You cannot require men to be normal people, but require all women to be perfect virgins. This is unreasonable. In addition, I feel that as a group drama, the number of people in the harem can be large, but the emphasis should be different, and everyone's personality should also be different, otherwise it will be too confusing and difficult to distinguish. Actually, this is my comment after reading Chapter 164. Because of the word limit, I can only put it in the discussion.
It's like this, if technology develops to the point where there is no danger to women's childbirth (learn about eclampsia/pregnant hypertension/amniotic fluid embolism/incorrect fetal position, any woman will die during childbirth), and she won't have to endure the pain of childbirth, endure the long birth cycle, and avoid the punishment of motherhood. If the right to bear the surname belongs to women, then the right to reproduce is of course the glory of women. But now women often encounter career barriers due to childbirth, especially after the three-child policy is relaxed. Even if a woman declares that she is a DINK, companies will still assume that you want three children. What's more, women now don't even have the awareness to fight for the right to have surnames. The authorship of the last work that women have worked hard to complete belongs to men. So in my opinion, it is not a surprise for the female protagonist to be a boy. In ancient times, it was even necessary for the female protagonist to be a boy. If it is a fantasy/interstellar novel, it can be about a girl. (Only my personal opinion, not related to the author)
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A little cutie asked how long this book was going to be. In fact, the original concept of this world is a trilogy, Emperor Wu, Emperor Wen and Emperor Zhao, from the turmoil to the peaceful age, from the iron-blooded emperor to the enlightened saint. emmm, as it is now, I won't mention the twists and turns in the middle (I'll talk about it when I finish the book). In short, the stories of Yuan Su and Li Rui have been interspersed in it. It seems that there is no need to open a separate book. Then I will initiate a poll to collect everyone's opinions. Everyone thinks that we should write the next chapter according to the original idea, or just finish it. If I don't write the next chapter, I'll probably have four or five hundred thousand left to write this book. If I write the next chapter, I'll finish it with another one or two hundred thousand.
This article is really well written and the characters are well developed. I like the heroine very much. She is not the kind of person who only indulges in feelings. She is ambitious, strategic and courageous. Big cheers for the author! I tied it yesterday, and I'm doing the second brush today. The writing is really great, keep up the good work!
From the Douban Da Vinci team! Come on, madam! I will try my best to recommend it to everyone~!
55555 I really like this book. Bu Xiaobai's writing style is so beautiful and enjoyable. As a heroine lover, I have been in the literature for a long time. When I saw the recommendation, I immediately downloaded this APP. It's not easy to be in the cold circle. Thank you to the author for your persistence. I will continue to follow up and support you 🌹
Come on, author, good writing about female heroes is so rare👍👍
I rubbed my hands together excitedly, have I found an NPC about an empress in the setting of a heroine?
The only thing I still have doubts about is that in the text, the title of a woman's mother's biological sister is "uncle", which feels a bit disconnected from the female-respecting text. The word "uncle" clearly has the word "male" in the glyph, but it is used to address women, which feels very strange. It can be understood that the purpose is to better correspond to the kinship relationship in real society in order to arouse the perception of our readers. However, if there is no "discourse system" of corresponding titles in the novel about women, and it is just copying the patriarchal discourse system, it will be a bit regretful.
About Wei Fu: The way she died was actually quite unexpected to me. It makes me feel a little sad that an interesting old lady with a good brain has gone offline like this. Although I knew she would quit, I also thought that she would go back to her hometown to grow vegetables, catch fish, and eat big meat. Unexpectedly, the game was over. On second thought, is the author laying the groundwork for the subsequent dismissal of Yuan Cong? Because if Wei Fu is still alive, the resistance and length of the subsequent removal of the concubine will be greater and longer. The little old lady is a good and discerning minister. I wish her to worry less and live to be eighty-eight in her next life. 🤐🥵😎🙂😰🤓😭🥺