Zhenxuan

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It is the growth history of the heroine, which is mixed with the love between children, family development and royal battles. . . There are two things I don't understand the most here: the first is the marriage between Zhenying and Yan Muan. The Seventh Prince set up Zhenlin because he needed help in the struggle for imperial power. As a result, Zhenlin's engagement was broken off when she came to Huaqiao, and she eventually became the Seventh Prince's concubine. Fortunately, Zhenlin thought about it and was relieved. I can understand the Seventh Prince's design for Zhen Lin, but Zhen Ying really can't understand it. Her grandmother is obviously choosing a husband for her. Even if her stepmother blows her pillow, the sky is high and the emperor is far away. Why must she take this road? She really doesn't save face, and it also brings disaster to the heir apparent, Yan Mu'an. But speaking of it, Yan Muan is of no use. He was set up like this, so he deserves not to be the male protagonist. Zhenying really shouldn't do it. Even if the author writes her marriage in a more tortuous way, I would rather the author write about her and Xia Yiqing and let the poor prince go. The second point: Tao Ling. Tao Ling has been serving Zhenxuan since she was a child, and she also said that she would be a housekeeper in the future. Why can you be a housekeeper just because you have a piano, and why does Tao Ling have to get married? If Zhenxuan is reluctant to bear Tao Ling's hardships and marry into a family with no wealth, so that she can become a housekeeper's wife, then Wan Qin deserves to endure hardships and marry into a family that she doesn't marry into. I think everything else is well written, but Zhenying and Tao Ling make me want to punch the author 😂😂😂

Not bad, but the ending felt a bit too fast