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Let me first state that I haven't read Marriage yet. When I read more than 600 chapters of war, it was really uncomfortable to follow, so I started writing. Today I was lucky enough to see some arguments in the book circle, especially the author's huge statement. I really can't help but feel unhappy. First of all, as the lord of a powerful force, Zhao Hanzhang's marriage and how to do each step of the wedding have certain precedents in ancient times, and every behavior has a representative meaning. Therefore, in ancient times, royal weddings were hosted by the etiquette department within the system, not the wedding company. It was the wedding company that came up with it. The status of etiquette in ancient times was almost supreme. Secondly, whether to marry or not is also extremely important in ancient times. It basically means whether the woman belongs to the man's family or the man belongs to the woman's family. It means whether her children are members of the Zhao family or relatives of the Zhao family. Again, as a powerful lord, Zhao Hanzhang, even if she insists on getting married (I haven't seen that yet), in terms of her status, she should not kneel to anyone, because respect does not mean kneeling. Just like when a princess gets married in ancient times, the parents-in-law still have to kneel down to the princess. Personally, I think that in the matter of Zhao Fu's marriage, according to the ancient etiquette and law, there is only one outcome, only Fu marries Zhao. This has nothing to do with the gender of Zhao Fu, or whether Zhao Fu cares about this, but has to do with political requirements and the entire pattern. Zhao conquers the world, using people, money, and the team that started the business are all based on the Zhao family. The subordinates respect Zhao, not Fu. So Zhao can only be the royal family. How many generations can the royal family last, and how many generations can the descendants last? Needless to say? Not to mention that they are all Hanzhang's children, whether Zhao is a royal family or a descendant has the greatest influence on other clan members, including other descendants of Hanzhang who did not inherit the throne. So it's not whether Zhao Hanzhang cares or not. If Zhao Hanzhang doesn't care and doesn't consider the interests of the Zhao family, how about the Zhao family flipping the table every minute? If this article says that the Zhao family doesn't care, then the author can do whatever he wants. There is no need to discuss it. As some readers said, it is the author's business to write it in a big way. All comments that discuss gender are actually subconsciously sexist, either discriminating against men or women. The moment Zhao Hanzhang aspired to be emperor, she had to do things according to the emperor's principles. Even if she wanted to change anything in legislation in the future, she could not change the basis of etiquette and law, that is, respecting the emperor. Taking a step back, even in modern times, when a company is established, the Zhao family provides investment, people to work, and land and factories. The Zhao family has worked hard for decades. The shareholders are registered as the Fu family, and the owners are the Fu family. It is speechless.

When the empress gets married, don't be too misogynistic. Don't touch the story about spoiled wives and fight for hegemony! Author, I advise you to change quickly. If you write a story with a female protagonist and arrange this kind of male-loving plot, don't be afraid of being backlashed.

I saw the author saying that the heroine marries the hero and kneels to the parents-in-law to show respect for the hero. What I want to write about is the love between the hero and the heroine who respect each other and are each other's confidants. But I feel that the female protagonist's behavior is exactly disrespectful to the male protagonist. If Zhao Hanzhang really respected the male protagonist, he would never express it in such a low-profile way. True respect should be to look at the other person in one's own position, rather than bending down to accommodate. Being accommodating means that in Zhao Hanzhang's heart, the male protagonist is weaker than her. The male protagonist is a naive and petty man who will be dissatisfied because his wife is stronger than him. He does not have a strong heart and spirit and will be unhappy because of outsiders' gossip, so she needs to use such a way to tell the world to maintain the dignity of the male protagonist. This reminds me of a mediation program I watched many years ago. The woman was the big boss and her husband was just a clerk. The two ordered a piece of furniture with dragon and phoenix patterns on it. Before the formal engraving, the man from the furniture store called the woman and asked her which one was superior, the dragon or the phoenix. The woman was driving and didn't think much about it and said that the phoenix was superior. After the furniture was finished and delivered to the house, the husband became very angry and thought that the woman was deliberately humiliating him. After that, the female boss will think carefully about anything she does, for fear of irritating her husband again and making him think that his wife is better than him, causing unnecessary conflicts. In this article, the male protagonist did not get angry because of the "dragon and phoenix" issue, but Zhao Hanzhang has treated the male protagonist with the thinking of a female boss. In her heart, the male protagonist is almost the same as her husband. But when they get along with each other so carefully, you can hardly say that the heroine respects the hero. After all, she has guessed the hero with a villain's heart, and it is also difficult to say that the two are close friends. What impressed me very deeply was that after the heroine explained that the child's future surname was uncertain, she also asked the hero, would you mind? So in her heart, is it possible that the male protagonist would mind? In her mind, is it shameless for the male protagonist to be so petty (the heroine of Jiangshan worked hard to fight for the child, and the heroine worked hard to survive the child, the Zhao family contributed, and in the end they have to fight over who is the master and which family is the royal family, in my eyes it is shameless). True respect means being honest and treating the other person from the bottom of your heart as a person with a complete personality who can decide his own affairs and bear the consequences, rather than doing such superficial things like coaxing a child.

It collapsed when I wrote more than 800 chapters! Forcibly putting the protagonist into a dangerous situation, and then being humiliated, I don't understand the significance of these plots to the main plot, and I don't understand why they have been in charge of their own affairs for so long. They are both protagonists who have traveled through time, and they still have such deep entanglements about inheritance rights and etiquette. The author wants too much and wants to eat from strong women, but he doesn't seem to recognize this. This is the first novel that I really follow and the character is broken. These 800 chapters make me wonder what I have read.

Every time I read Da Da Da's articles, I feel very positive energy. I really like Da Da Da's books. The article is very eye-catching right from the beginning, with the "blind" female protagonist and the super handsome male protagonist. What kind of sparks are going to be created! Expect. The people who work for the people work for the soul of the people who work for the people, and the work for the people cannot stop. Hahaha!        ， The male protagonist in the previous article appeared late!

I really like "The Little Lucky Girl from the Farm" written by Yu Zhu, so I was looking forward to it when my wife started a new article. However, this article made me feel quite uncomfortable. Now that I have seen more than 400 and close to 500 chapters, I will just give you my opinion. First of all, this is the theme of troubled times and infrastructure that I particularly like. His writing skills are very strong and many details are in place. I have never experienced rural life, so I find it particularly interesting to see ancient infrastructure. But there are some parts in the article that I don't quite understand: 1. The heroine's strength value is set too high, and there is no foreshadowing. The heroine in her previous life was blind. Her father had an army at home and trained her. She was also interested in it, so she was very good at fighting. I think this is reasonable. In modern times, most people have not received training for job transition. In addition, universities are all clerical jobs, and they may not get much exercise, so it is okay to hit colleagues. But my soul traveled to ancient times, and when I was 14 or 5 years old, I was basically invincible in the world. I was inseparable from the generals who were famous for their infinite strength in history. I can't understand it. There was no foreshadowing in the early stage about how high the ancient body's martial talent of soul penetration was. A wealthy lady who has been pampered since she was a child, changes her soul, trains, brews medicinal herbs, and ties some heavy objects to her body, and she becomes a martial arts wizard? Even if you have that awareness, how can you keep up with your physical fitness? In terms of strength, girls are inherently inferior to boys, not to mention that they can defeat adult and powerful generals without undergoing rigorous training since childhood. I feel like I'm not reading a historical time travel novel, but a fantasy novel, but it doesn't say that he has strange bones or any special talents. This force value is ridiculously high. 2. The heroine lets her "idiot" brother be the county guard. I feel that the younger brother in the article has basically no personality charm, nor does he look like a plump and independent character. He is just like a pendant for the heroine of the plot. When I first saw that my younger brother had dyslexia but was interested in martial arts, I thought I would give him the character of a martial arts genius, and I was looking forward to his performance on the battlefield. But currently, the younger brother's force value is relatively high, but not as high as that of the heroine, and he is prone to impulsive mistakes on the battlefield. In other aspects, including speaking, he looks like a "fool" and feels that he does not have basic thinking skills. The heroine needs to recruit a large number of talents in expanding and consolidating her power, so she preaches to break the nine-level Zhongzheng system and appoint people on their merits regardless of their origins. But she let her 13-year-old brother, who is mentally weaker than normal, be the head of a county? ? How can he be so virtuous and capable? Just because the heroine is the governor, he can settle people as he pleases? If the heroine wants to take this route, then it would be contrary to each other to promote those ideas to her. I remember correctly, her brother went directly from the commander of the army to the county guard, which is really outrageous. To say the least, in order to train his younger brother and teach him, he placed two staff around him. Then why not let the staff be released as county guards, and the younger brother is following beside him? What qualifications does he have to get this official position. Because we have only reached chapter 500, maybe my brother will highlight his special talents and personality traits in the future, but I really can't see it now. He has already become a county guard. 3. There are too many war scenes and they are too boring. This may be my problem, I am not interested in such events. There are a few points that I don't understand. One is that the heroine didn't even think of making medicine when there were so many soldiers killed and wounded around her during the battle. The hero immediately made penicillin after being shot with an arrow. Overall, it is a good article, and it is still being serialized. I have not seen the latest chapter. The above are some of my subjective opinions on reading the article so far. I hope that friends who have different opinions will not come to me to argue. 😊

It's so well written, it looks like it's written by a master. The writing is particularly coherent, interesting but not too funny, and contains tense political battle situations as well as relaxed daily life. The plot, pacing, and characters are all just right. Other books always have a few chapters that make me lose the desire to read them, but every chapter of this book is interesting. Also, I particularly like Zhao's description. He is neither a super villain nor a blind follower of the heroine. They both have special personalities and have their own considerations. Many, it can be said that most of the characters in the book are divided into two groups, like puppets of the protagonist rather than real people. This book gave me a huge surprise.

I have been chasing the little lucky girl from the peasant family, and then this one. It has been four or five years. The little blessed girl from the peasant family is a god in my heart, but after seeing the last hundred chapters, this one feels a bit unfinished, especially the chapters about surrendering Shi Le. When I first started writing about Zhao Hanzhang, he knelt down to the refugees before he was very good. Although it was rewritten later, these chapters still feel weird and meaningless, and they are involved in the flow of refugees. After wandering around for a while, everyone I met didn't appear again, so I don't understand why this paragraph was forcibly added... And why I agreed to Shile's surrender, which I couldn't accept... Then I started to work hard to find trouble after defeating the Huns, piecing together things to continue the plot. If you really don't know how to write it, just stop updating for a while and think about it. It makes me uncomfortable.

I have known Yu Zhu since Man Bao, and I have reread the previous few books, and I have been subscribing to it. Watching Man Bao go from a niche book to a regular one on the list, and watching Yu Zhu become a great god, I am very happy for her. Man Bao is also the novel that I have read the longest and talked about the most in this chapter so far. I feel that it is unlikely to be surpassed in the future. Writing a book is not easy for every author. According to the State Council's weekend holiday, I felt very tired and wished I could have four days off and three days off. And what about online article authors? I probably won't get a few days off in a year, and I might get scolded if I occasionally miss a day. Anyway, I would be bald if I had to write an 800-word essay for the college entrance examination, let alone write thousands of words every day all year round. It's a nightmare. Therefore, I believe that most online writers must persist in writing because of their love. Every book is their baby. No mother does not want her child to do well. But there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people, and not everyone likes RMB, let alone a novel. After reading novels for so many years, I have seen many readers who are dissatisfied or have a book shortage and write novels on their own. After all, writing by yourself can satisfy your own ideas to the greatest extent. It's normal for everyone to have different opinions. I also think that if you don't like it, there's no need to stick to it. It's really normal to read online articles and abandon them. Anyway, I often can't stand a lot of trivial articles and abandon them, but it's still a good deal for others to subscribe. Choose what you like. If you are destined to be together, we will go together. If not, we hope you are well. Finally, I hope Yuzhu can stick to his original intention. The novel is the author's thoughts, not the readers' thoughts. I don't want you to compromise for the sake of subscriptions or some negative public opinions. If it's a bug, it's better to change it. If you don't think it's a bug, I will respect your idea. I am bald when writing essays, so it is rare for me to post a book review. I hope Yuzhu can see my support! Compare your heart❤

I saw that there is no part about infrastructure construction in chapters 40 and 50, and the title of the table of contents does not seem to make sense. Why is it that the copywriter is engaged in infrastructure construction in ancient times. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is actually quite awkward, and they are a bit inexplicably passionate and deeply rooted in love. Oh my god, if we are not good at emotional dramas, we don't have to write it, really. The eldest heroine is very good at doing things.

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This novel is so wonderful! ! ! A strong, high-IQ, high-strength heroine with a war-torn background, super fan! I really like to watch the escape scenes recently, it's exciting, I'll keep up with it! Follow up! Vote🤭

Comments: I saw many people teaching the author how to write, so I couldn't help but comment. Yu Zhu's writing style is like this. He mostly uses typical personal experiences and changes to reflect the big impact of the protagonist's actions, and rarely directly describes big scenes. What's even better is that the story is never told. Unlike some novels where the protagonist is kind to others and influences the person, and will repeatedly describe that the person will live and die for the protagonist all his life, and no longer has a life of his own. In Yuzhu, the person who is saved often has no explanation afterward and returns to what he represents. The general public, and then inadvertently another passerby comes to give feedback on their changed lives. They are grateful and at the same time working hard to live. Occasionally, they will rebel for a small amount of profit. This is the grand scene of the lives of thousands of ordinary people. It is warm, stretched and blank. Is this super clever? Anyway I like it very much!

The infrastructure is not implemented at all, the author himself does not have the ability to establish a reasonable and complete world view, and many settings are far-fetched or cannot be justified. Things come up as they come up, and it can be seen that the ambition is very high, but the logic still has a lot of shortcomings. At the same time, it is indispensable to make glass, soap, gunpowder, and other things like traveling through Laosan. The supporting characters are all based on the author's words. There are no specific events and descriptions to establish the characters. For example, a certain genius is not revealed in the article except for repeated mentions from others, and is just an ordinary supporting role. After watching 1/3 of the game, I really can't stand it anymore. It's okay to pass the time without thinking and the infrastructure is okay, but the author needs to go further to present a complete and rigorous world view and story line.

Looking at it now, I feel that only the strongest male and female protagonists can realize the ideal of a world for the common good. However, in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, they were afraid of force but not morality, and they deviated from their original aspirations when they became emperors. And no matter how the country was founded, the second generation generally converged on amassing power and wealth for themselves and protecting the world for their family name. Looking at the previous works, the author is very thoughtful and positive, and I look forward to the follow-up.

A few years ago, I watched "The Reborn Lady Farming" and I was very happy. At that time, I never thought about chasing the author hahahaha Later, I probably saw the book "Little Lucky Girl from the Farm" in the recommendations. I was very happy with it. It was rare that I kept it on the bookshelf after it was not equaled, but chasing after it was even more difficult, so I looked at Yu Yuzhu's other books and started from the beginning. The first book "Finally Returning to the Field" was written in 2012. Hey, I've read it before, but I didn't expect that Yu Zhu's first book was already very mature. Although it had the pattern of the time, it was complete and not too exaggerated. The second book "Rebirth of Jade Fate" (Portable Space: Jade Fate), 2013. The third book "Little Farmer Landlord", 2014. The fourth book "The Reborn Lady is Farming", 2015. Give it a try, highly recommend! The 5th book "Rebirth of Peach and Plum World" (Child Bride of Peach and Plum World), 2016. The 6th book "The Prosperity of the Lin Family", 2017. The aunt loved by book lovers. The 7th book "The Daily Life of the Rich Second Generation Cultivation to Immortality", 2018. Not an ordinary routine. The 8th book "Ascension from Modern Times", 2020. This is actually a side story, because the previous one was in a dark room. 555 The 9th book "Little Lucky Farm Girl", from 2019 to 2022. This is the longest serial book that I have followed to the end without falling in love. The clouds support Manbao, the sunshine is positive and hardworking Manbao! The 10th book "Food Workers in Wei and Jin Dynasties" will be serialized in 2022. This is it. I plan to gain weight and eat more, hahaha. The 11th book "A Good Marriage", 2022. The author said it was a short story, so I'll wait. Another, "Year", 2021, 1 chapter short essay competition.       ，，(ˊ˘ˋ*)♡       👍🏻，！ I like authors like this (｡-_-｡)ε･｀*) Happy birthday to Yuzhu! Happy writing! Happy life! Lots of joy ٩(๑^o^๑)۶

Whether it's Man Bao or this article, sometimes you can really feel the author's big-picture and atmospheric worldview, and he's very upright. Actually, just like the chapter where my sister teaches Erlang justice, sometimes I feel that I am the younger brother, and I just want to be happy for a while and kill whenever I want. However, both Man Bao and the heroine convey the feeling of truly being righteous and benefiting the world for the times and the people. Many times in Manbao, I thought why I should care about those relatives. In this article, I occasionally thought why I couldn't kill so-and-so. But as I read on, I felt that as an ordinary citizen, the people I like and need to look up to are people like Hanzhang and Manbao who have their own inner balance. Whether it is writing style, credibility (in terms of updates) or world view, Yuzhu has such a reassuring adult feel! Post it! !

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Understanding of Chapter 532 The male protagonist does not ask the female protagonist to be merciful and not to take revenge. What he doesn't support is that the heroine has clearly taken the moral high ground, so she shouldn't be aggressive. This may anger the other person and hurt herself. In addition, it is not good for her own temperament. The other party will feel sorry for her, but we cannot sink and let the evil in our hearts be the same. To give an inappropriate example, in our society, if a person kills another family, and one person hides away from home, the person who lives alone will retaliate in anger and kill the murderer. We will sympathize with but will never support this approach. Why? Because there are rules and laws in this world, and grievances can be appealed through these, but it should never be at the expense of oneself. A few more points to add: 1: The male protagonist supports the female protagonist in revenge, as shown by: he did not stop the female protagonist from dealing with her uncle's family, and when Zhao Yi was dissatisfied with the female protagonist forcing him to choose one of the two, he communicated in time, showing that it was the causes they planted that day that led to today's results, and they had no reason or position to be dissatisfied and resentful. Two: I think it is a very good thing to have a boyfriend/subordinate who is not obedient to you. When people are always left-handed or make mistakes, it is very good if there is someone beside you who can remind you in time and point out your mistakes. This is the greatest manifestation of mutual progress. If the male protagonist is obedient to the female protagonist, I will feel that this underestimates the male protagonist and insults his feelings for Hanzhang

, This kind of fighting scene is completely unclear without a map to compare it with. I can't understand it

The writing is as good as ever, but there are too few chapters to enjoy!

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{"TopicId":"995701360950116352","TopicName":"Amway Famous Scenes"}{"TopicId":"710630015850774528","TopicName":"Wei and Jin Fans"} Finished with flowers! It's just too much to review an entire title scene! Every important node of the heroine (Zhao Hanzhang) is a highlight scene. The first one is the scene where Hanzhang bids farewell to the world for Zhao's grandfather, which brings tears to people's eyes. What comes to mind is that Hanzhang appeared on the stage of that era for the first time, dressed in plain clothes and with tough eyes, sending out the message that he must be strong to separate himself to protect the people around him. After that, Hanzhang rescued Zhao's Wubao and used a trick to defeat Shi Le. He rushed to the aid of the Runan County governor and shot General Liu Yuan. Liu Jing showed the heroine's full force value and continued to develop step by step to separate Runan County, Yuzhou and the entire world. He cooperated with Gou Sui to defeat the King of East China Sea, but due to Gou Chun's cold arrow, Gou Sui could not bear to punish his brother and became increasingly drunk after becoming the regent, so they parted ways and turned to confrontation. Later, he killed Wang Mi to save the emperor, destroyed the capital of Liu Yuan and crushed the Xiongnu forces, and subdued Shi Le (although I thought Shi Le would die before, after all, he had done countless unscrupulous evil deeds in history. Of course, it was only after reading Wei and Jin Dynasties that I learned about some of these characters. I can learn new knowledge every time I read Yu Zhu's big book 😆), regent the world, until the little emperor really didn't want to study and work and gave up to others, we Hanzhang is the empress! Every scene is a highlight moment, every scene is a famous scene of apotheosis, it is the bright, flamboyant and willful Zhao girl, and it is Zhao Hanzhang who loves the world and mends that tattered world. Of course there is also a male protagonist. Fu Tinghan is simply Hanzhang's strongest assistant, the very reliable Professor Fu. The male and female protagonists both traveled to the Wei and Jin Dynasties. From the beginning, they had the hope of returning to modern times and only wanted to protect themselves in troubled times. Later, they met more ordinary individuals struggling to survive. They were ordinary people and families living in that era. They were not the cold casualty figures in history such as the Rebellion of the Eight Kings and the Rebellion of the Five Husbands. So we Hanzhang firmly decided to become the emperor. Since the Sima family can do it, why can't I! The most impressive famous scene is the section where Liu Yuan's capital was destroyed. In order to avoid casualties, Hanzhang decided to use gunpowder to attack the city, which promoted the development and use of gunpowder, and at the same time made up his mind to stay in this time and space. The night before the siege, she and Ting Han were lying on the grass on the hillside, looking at the sky full of stars, which were clear and shining brightly. It was an incredibly beautiful starry sky rarely seen in modern times. She said, "Although this world is in tatters, I have fallen in love with it." So they didn't want to go back. Because they loved this land too much, they wanted to stay and do their best to mend the world of time and space, so that more people could avoid war and live and work in peace and contentment. Every time I read Yu Zhu's novel, I wish that this was really the case in reality. There would be no such tragic events in history. Maybe there really is such a parallel time and space, and there really is Zhao Hanzhang and Professor Fu, who together brought light and hope to the dark period of Wei and Jin Dynasties. Another Yu Zhuda's work has been completed, and I am about to enter the same withdrawal period as after the completion of Man Bao. I am always looking forward to Yu Zhuda's new work! Hope you don't have to wait too long! ❤️

I haven't seen Zhao Er for a long time.

1. In the past two days, I was surfing on other apps and saw a complaint about the random naming of the heroines of some novels, which led to the author's preference for boys over girls in his characters, as well as various complaints. I unexpectedly saw someone mentioning the plot of this book, saying in a "sharing weird" tone that the heroine, who is already an empress, kneels down to her mother-in-law. First of all, the heroine has not proclaimed herself emperor at this time, not the queen. Secondly, the core point of the debate is not about kneeling to her mother-in-law, but about kneeling to the male protagonist's parents but not her own mother. However, the author has explained this very clearly. It is to bring out issues such as inheritance law and the reform of female households. Therefore, starting from the wedding, women kneel instead of men, instead of men kneeling on behalf of women, releasing a political signal for reform. This is clearly reflected in both the revised article and the content before the revision. Although I felt that the details of the content before the change were a bit inappropriate, the overall logic is understandable. There is no such thing as a "loving wife" mentality or "preferring boys over girls". I feel that some people do not read the book seriously or at all, and they criticize every point they make, just to satisfy their desire to complain and criticize. On another note, I personally feel that the term "mother-in-law" is really inconsistent in this article. It feels like a petty family and an absurd feeling of being dragged into a family ethics drama. When I read the article, I didn't have any idea that the princess is the heroine's mother-in-law. It's not that they don't exist. In this kind of relationship, I would not have thought of this description. If I wanted to refer to her, I would usually say the male protagonist's mother or just call her the princess. I always felt that the mother-in-law's statement was very inconsistent. Of course, I didn't mean to offend her, but it just felt weird, so we chatted together. 2. In addition, regarding this matter, I also saw some people saying that the heroine is a spoiled wife because of this. I think this is a very one-sided judgment, very unfair, and very unobjective. It is like a girl who has worked hard to get to the forefront of the industry and has become a very important figure, but you say that she is a spoiled wife because she can do housework and take care of the children at home. This is really unfair and not objective. The example may not be appropriate, but this is probably the meaning. Looking at a person, how can one easily judge just because of how well she does something or whether a certain detail is appropriate? 3. Except for the wedding event, the heroine started from a small place to carve out territory as a king and govern herself. She relied on her wisdom, strategy and force to conquer the world step by step. She started to expand from Xiping, promulgated policies to stabilize the people, attract refugees, expand the army, build cities, recruit political talents and technical talents, and step by step reach the top. At the top, her character is very three-dimensional and full. From her every word, deed, and every move, you can see her acumen and shrewdness in dealing with people in the political arena, her stability and persistence in governing the people and the country, her sympathy, compassion and sincerity for the people and the bottom in troubled times, her mind and pattern in dealing with people, and her silent and firm support for the world. In troubled times, people are like nothing. She initially just wanted to build a shelter for herself and her family, but she saw the misery of countless people everywhere she looked, so she wanted to do something for the world from the bottom of her heart. Being able to protect one more person is a blessing. , She used her actions to provide shelter for countless people and bring hope to a world that has been suffering. If you really read the full text, why can't you see her radiance and only remember that her behavior in sending signals during the reform of etiquette was not appropriate? She saved batches of people who were about to starve to death with the food she saved. She fought hard on the battlefield to provide a stable place for the people under her rule. She held recruitment examinations to provide opportunities for low-level scholars who could not get ahead. She promoted education so that both male and female students of the right age can enter school. She reformed the system so that women have the right to inherit property. She promoted women through meritocracy. After entering the dynasty as an official, she rebuilt a new dynasty full of hope in this decayed and barren land. She brought change and vitality to the world. She saved countless people with her actions. Such a wise, well-organized, ambitious, and compassionate person, why couldn't he see her shining soul and only see her kneeling to the male protagonist's parents, so he could easily ridicule and criticize her, and even call her a spoiled wife? 4. I personally think that sensitivity is a good thing when it comes to women's rights, but it is one-sided to criticize on one point without looking at the whole. Even such a brave and ambitious person who can start an independent career can be called a "beautiful wife". Sometimes I really feel that this world is too magical. I hope everyone will not be too extreme on both ends. Sometimes I feel that some people's comments are that a woman must be completely disinterested in men or play with men and step on others to be a great heroine. Anyone who does not act like a "big heroine" will immediately be labeled as a "spoiled wife" and be severely criticized. This is indeed a blow to authors who write about independent heroines. Reasonable criticism can make people reflect on themselves and progress, but one-sided criticism can only dampen the enthusiasm of the creator. Alas.

The heroine is considering whether the Zhao family or the Fu family should be the main clan, which I personally cannot understand. If the royal family's surname is Fu, then the child who inherits the throne must be surnamed Fu, otherwise the emperor's and the royal family's surnames will be different. In this way, wouldn't the empire built by the heroine become the empire of the Fu family? And the Zhao family has supported the heroine all the way, starting from the time she returned home with her coffin. Along the way, a glass shop must be opened for craftsmen to donate money and grain. Profit is part of it, but there is also true love in it. Especially the Fifth Uncle Ancestor and others, who supported Zhao Hanzhang in his early days to proclaim himself emperor, were risking the disapproval of the world and risking the annihilation of their clan. When the rebels came in, Zhao Ming even planned to die with the little emperor. In terms of emotion, reason, and blood relationship, the Zhao family should be the royal family. But the Fu family has never given anything from the beginning to the end. There is only one male protagonist, and the male protagonist cannot represent his family. Fu Zhongshu has always strongly opposed Zhao Hanzhang's dominance. If the heroine marries the hero, the Fu family can become a royal family. No matter what the heroine's purpose is, in the eyes of outsiders, it seems that the heroine did not support her own family and chose her husband's family. Wouldn't the Zhao family and other families be dissatisfied? And the royal family can be passed down, but relatives can only live for one day. If the Zhao family becomes a foreign relative, and Zhao Hanzhang's child succeeds to the throne in the future, the Zhao family will no longer be a foreign relative, and there will be a new foreign relative. It's hard to convince people that the Zhao family's achievements have not been adequately rewarded. The meritorious officials were not rewarded, but the husband's family was rewarded. Will we still support women to compete in the Central Plains in the future? To prevent the Zhao family from becoming dominant, it is understandable to support the Fu family, but if the Fu family becomes a royal family, it is not support. Just like no emperor would let the queen's family have the national surname in order to prevent the royal family from becoming too powerful. To prevent the Zhao family from harming the imperial power, it can also cultivate lonely ministers. Those children who came out of the school have entered the court. Although their surname is Zhao, they are actually only loyal to Zhao Hanzhang. It can also become a force to contain Zhao. There are other aristocratic families, the Wang family, the Wei family... I don't think the empress must have a harem, and the hero must have a wife. The empress can also choose to be a couple for the rest of her life. Respecting the man can actually combine equally and form an independent small family, regardless of marriage, just like in modern times. In a feudal society where imperial power was supreme, doing this was actually giving up one's power. But if the heroine reaches the stage of being an empress, she still has to marry, become a member of her husband's family, and accept the management of her husband's family. Then the woman's ascendance to the throne will be meaningless. When you marry into your husband's family, you respect the man, but if you don't have a woman, you're still at a disadvantage. Are women respected? Even if she becomes an empress, she is still not equal to men in marriage. And the people below may not object to equal marriage between Zhao Hanzhang and the male protagonist. First of all, the Zhao family was the first to support Zhao Hanzhang's marriage. In ancient times, it was unclear whether Zhao Hanzhang was from the Zhao family or the Fu family. The children of the Zhao family are now in various positions and have become a huge force. Ji Yuan and the others should also support it. People who followed Zhu Yuanzhang in the early stage would hope that Zhu Yuanzhang would marry Ma's family or marry Queen Ma? In order to ascend to the throne in the future, I will support equal marriage instead of marrying into my husband's family. If you follow a woman to conquer the world, do you still care about whether she follows the etiquette and laws and marries into her husband's family? In the future, will the king guide his subjects, or will the husband guide his wife? There are still people who want to marry Zhao Hanzhang. Zhao Hanzhang is now one step away from the throne. Marriage is always an important step to consolidate status. Compared with marrying into the Fu family, it is more likely that Zhao Hanzhang will marry Zhao Hanzhang after they get married as equals. All military power is in the hands of the heroine alone, and there is no possibility of being shaken. For other aristocratic families, the Wang family has the support of the Wang sisters, the Wei family has the Wei rank... Zhao Hanzhang still has the support of the people...

Zhao Hanzhang and Professor Fu finally meet, spread flowers! The costumes are not based on research, they are drawn randomly, please ignore ←_← Please like and comment!

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