After the Whole Family Was Swept Away, I Lay Down Flat

From the heroine's side and the people around her, some of the emperor's operations are indeed difficult to comment on. This is an undeniable fact. But judging from the dialogue and side descriptions, the emperor wanted to be a good emperor, and the new policies he implemented were indeed beneficial to the country and the people. In order to ascend the throne, he originally had a fiancée (Sun Guifei), but Prime Minister Wu wanted him to repent and marry his daughter (one of the reasons why the emperor hated Empress Wu) before he would support him. No matter what happened to Sun Guifei and the Sun family, this was very harmful to a woman at that time. Although the Empress Dowager Zhou and the Zhou family added later in this article that she and the Zhou family did not have this intention, they did not express any clear objection at the time (perhaps this was indeed more beneficial to them). This easily caused the emperor to think that the Empress Dowager Zhou, the Zhou family, and the Wu family were equally forcing him. After the prince seized the throne, the Zhou family wanted to just guard the border as before and not participate in the political struggle in the capital. Even if it was a close nephew, this operation would probably be..., Let alone not a close relative. This would be too naive (because once something is done, no matter how nice it is, it will not be easy to gain the original trust, let alone a political creature like the emperor). When the emperor implemented the New Deal, the Empress Dowager and the Zhou family did not get involved or supported it (the emperor was probably wondering, aren't we in the same team? Are we going to break up the gang?) The relationship between the Empress Dowager Zhou and the emperor became as it was later, with external, emperor, Wu family and many other relationships. In fact, it had a lot to do with her own choice (or position). Prime Minister Wu expressed his support in private, but opposed the backstabbing of the emperor in court, disrupting the emperor's original arrangement (this may be one of the reasons why the emperor disliked Empress Wu). It can be inferred from the book that the emperor did not have much affection for the deceased Empress Wu, and he did not even have a deep relationship with Empress Wu's son. I seriously suspect that the most important reason why the emperor disliked them was the inconsistent political ideas (this is probably the reason why the emperor did not want to investigate the death of Empress Wu and her son, and also the reason why he wanted Concubine Sun's son to inherit the throne). Especially if the son of Empress Wu favored his aunt, let alone his succession, it is not like the emperor did not have other sons. The Zhou family and the Queen Mother Zhou feel that the emperor has no conscience after he ascends the throne. I am not standing up for the emperor, but it is difficult to comment on your conscience with any emperor. Moreover, some actions of the Zhou family and the Queen Mother Zhou have pushed the emperor further and further away. Let's talk about Prime Minister Wu again. Before the emperor ascended the throne, he had to break off the engagement and marry his daughter. After his daughter became the queen, she also tricked the emperor when he implemented the New Deal (that was the emperor, and he was a grudge-holding, petty, and suspicious emperor). I don't know what role Empress Wu played in this (but she may have taken the emperor's last point towards her The emperor couldn't do anything to Prime Minister Wu at that time, so he took out his anger on his disciples (the heroine's cousin and others). Prime Minister Wu didn't care about it in order to protect himself, otherwise the exiled people wouldn't have been so miserable. After all, they also suffered an unreasonable disaster. However, Prime Minister Wu had a good reputation and was his own teacher, so his disciples couldn't say anything. From the above things, we can see what kind of person Wu Xiang is, and the buff in the emperor's heart is even more full. As his daughter, the virtuous Empress Wu, I am afraid that in the emperor's heart, the word virtuous must be enclosed in double quotation marks. Empress Wu mainly failed to handle the relationship between the Wu family and the emperor well, and her own relationship with the emperor was also at a standstill. The problem is that the Wu family does not have military power. It is the Zhou family that has military power. Otherwise, the Wu family and Queen Wu would not have died so tragically (perhaps even worse). To sum up, the emperor would not easily trust Wu Xiang's disciples because of Wu's final choice of political philosophy (rebellion) and Wu's character. After all, most of the disciples in ancient times inherited the teacher's ideas, and the emperor did not want to gamble.

The protagonists and positive characters are truly saintly beings

It was such a pleasant surprise to find out that the author is great! ! I really like the ordinary clean days and spring scenery! Come on!

I feel that the last one that was more interesting was "Born into a Noble Family". The novel was completed within 2 million words and it was easier to control the plot. The subsequent works were all low in word count, making it almost impossible to read.

Haitang's brother is eleven years old and has been reborn, but according to the writing, his IQ is very low. Nine-year-old Haitang has a very high IQ. At nine years old, the writing is too smart.

When I read Chapter 597, Lin Lin was overly considerate to his half-sister, and she used her granddaughter's marriage to exchange for her husband not to return to his hometown. I thought that I had relatives in Chang'an, but I didn't expect that my husband had no relatives. I don't deny that she is not a bad person, but some of her actions made me a little uncomfortable.

Why choose such an ugly title? I don't even have the courage to read it.

Why is rock sugar needed to make wine? Is this how wine is made on a large scale? I can't figure it out, and I wrote many chapters about it…

Mrs. Ma's brain is the ceiling for everyone in the article😒 Women's IQ is higher than men, and the heroine is the leader...

After reading thirty or forty chapters, there are no positive descriptions, and the important matters of family and country are only discussed in the casual conversations between the brothers and sisters. Even such a big event that a spy led the Third Prince's army to invade was only completed through the discussion before and after by a few people in the back house. This author is something I often see, and her writing style is also good, but there is no book that I can read because of her grinding and homely writing style. But this should be her specialty. It is said that ordinary clean clothes are very popular, but it may not be a good thing if she has not changed her style of writing for so many years.

I really feel that Jin is not worthy of the heroine 😭😭😭😭

Does Dawen have a CP?

Mrs. Ma plays tricks on the Duke of Zhou's family, and the Sun family plays tricks on the emperor and the Duke of Zhen. The reborn brother and sister come to compete with the Sun family and the emperor. The reborn will upgrade their brains... Looking forward to the ending (*^o^*)...

So far, it feels good, keep going😍😚

Everything about this book is good, but the long dialogues are very tiring to read.

Is it missing Chapter 20, or is it Chapter 21, just Chapter 20? Is it just a typo? There are two more chapters 39. Are they divided into Chapter 39 Part 1 and Chapter 39 Part 2? Or is it a typo? How about changing it when you have free time?

It looked good at the beginning, but I couldn't stand it until chapter 130.

Why are there so many titles (already revised)? What was repaired?

What happened to those two white-eyed wolves in the previous life?

It has been added to the collection. It has great ideas and the author's writing is very good. This book title makes people want to click on it. I visited with my work "The Witcher Begins in America". Thank you!

Of course, a writer must make money to live and write, but he should never live and write in order to make money -Marx ​Everything he does must follow a moral line and think more. ​You will reap what you sow. Sometimes money is not very important.

I really like the author's "Ordinary Qingchuang Days". I read it for the first time almost ten years ago and read it three times. I decided to watch this movie because of it.

The author's writing is very good, and it is definitely worth reading and subscribing. Recommend a book: Mental Patients Have More Happiness "Old Man in Time Travels to Scavenge and Survive by Making Bad Movies"

The paragraph is a bit long and seems a bit laborious

The two chapters posted today have the same content.