Lifelong Mistake

The full text of "Lifelong Mistake" is completed. Later, some bugs and typos left before will be corrected. I have never thought that I would be able to earn more than 100,000 yuan naked. It seems that people don't know how much potential they have unless they push themselves. I will rest for a while and see you again if I have the chance.

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In fact, after reading Ye Zhen, I still feel a little sorry for Qing Shang. After all, it is written in the text that he can recognize Qing Shang and Li Mo Xin at the same time. It should be because he still remembers his relationship with Qing Shang, and it is really miserable to reincarnate with Li Mo Xin for several lives. Falling in love will affect women's cheating, right?

I really didn't expect that so many people would be entangled with the word "aunt". Now let's talk about the status of concubines in ancient times, whether they were among the people or in the royal family! The word "mother concubine" comes from the "History of the Ming Dynasty·Book of Rites": "In the Ming Dynasty, when the emperor ascended to the throne and regarded his mother or concubine as the empress dowager, he would be given the title of empress dowager." Later, Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty also called Kangxi's Yi Fei and other concubines as concubines in his edict. In other words, after a concubine prince ascends the throne, he will respect his mother as the queen mother, and this will be reflected in the imperial edict. In ancient times, there were differences between wives and concubines. Children had only one mother, and that was the legitimate wife. A concubine is either called aunt or directly called mother. Calling the prince's biological mother a concubine was a natural practice for later generations, and a concubine could not be the mother. Furthermore, if the biological mother is a concubine, and if the biological mother is just a talented person and has not reached the rank of concubine, wouldn't it be arrogant to call her mother? "Southern History: The Sons of Emperor Wu of Qi" records, "My mother, Ruan Shuyuan, was seriously ill and asked monks to practice Buddhism. There was a lotus offered to the Buddha, and the monks used copper poppies to soak the stems with water, hoping that the flowers would not wither. Zi Mao shed tears and saluted the Buddha and said: 'If my aunt can survive because of this, may all the Buddhas keep the flowers from fasting and not withering.'" "Southern History Qi Zongshi" records: "Jun, named Xuanli, was five years old. He was born to a nobleman in the area and became even more miserable. He often used five colors to tie him up and refused to eat. He said: 'I have to wait for my aunt to send me.'" In addition, whether it is a minister or a concubine, in ancient times, they both meant slaves and servants. The minister is a male slave, and the concubine is a female slave. They are not noble at all, and they are all modest words to call themselves. Therefore, it would be very awkward to refer to the emperor's concubines as concubines by the ancient titles. Romance novels each have their own way of writing, and some aspects are indeed bad. But there is no need to just use the word "aunt". People will jump out and say how to do it again and again. Excellent ones are like "Kangxi Dynasty". The Queen Mother Xiaozhuang played by Siqin Gaowa always says "I am Xiaozhuang". Xiaozhuang is a posthumous title. It is given after the death of a person based on his temperament, merit, etc. Where does a living person get a posthumous title? In addition to posthumous titles, there are also temple titles and reign titles. The temple name was chosen based on the emperor's ranking or martial arts skills when he entered the ancestral temple after his death, such as Han Gaozu, the first emperor of the Han Dynasty. Song Taizu, the first emperor of the Song Dynasty. Taizong is usually the second emperor. The era name is used to mark the year, for example, "the second year of Kangxi". I really didn't expect that I would be doing science popularization here.

It's been a long time since I've seen anything good.

It's beautiful, and the story is linked together.