Still Longing for the One in My Spring Boudoir Dreams

To put it simply, when the heroine was forced to marry the first guy, she only had the second guy in her heart. But when she was found by the second guy, because she was hurt, the first guy regained his heart and became the first guy. In the end, the three of them lived in peace and the female protagonist died early.

It's ugly. In a word, a wife is worse than a concubine, and a concubine is worse than a concubine that can't be stolen. Two men are trying to steal a girl, and the heroine would rather be a concubine.

It's just so so, let's see for ourselves first.

I watched it three times and I really like the character of the male protagonist. Before he met his true love, although he had three wives and four concubines, at that time, getting married and having children was a natural thing. He did not take the initiative to take concubines, but when they happened, they lived a respectful life and fulfilled their husband's responsibilities. Later, when he meets true love, he is devoted to it. The author also describes the emotions of the male protagonist very carefully. His behavior when he is angry, jealous and crazy. After he is angry, he still compromises because he loves the heroine deeply, just to be with the person he loves. The heroine's feelings are actually quite real. After being separated from her fiancé of more than ten years, she met the general. In fact, she fell in love with the man who devoted everything to him. However, her relationship with her fiancé for more than ten years turned into an obsession, so she eloped with her fiancé. However, her fiancé also let her know that after many things happened, she can't go back. The general wanted to take her back, protect her, love her, and finally stayed with him firmly. In addition, I really like the second concubine's courage to love and hate, and she decided to leave after she sobered up. The male protagonist also generously gave her a considerable sum of money to let her leave. Mrs. Zhou's life was a bit regretful. She was forced to separate for the sake of her family and her first love. She fell in love with her husband after marriage, but her husband only gave her a tepid and respectful relationship. This should be the tragedy of women in the Republic of China. Most of them did not have the courage of the second concubine and could only live a step-by-step life.

Life happens at the wrong time, fate plays tricks on people. After reading it, I didn't feel sad, but sad. Almost everyone in it gave me the feeling of depression and helplessness of being unable to escape my fate. The male and female protagonists are childhood sweethearts, a talented man and a beautiful woman. Because they got separated at a train station, their fate changed from then on. This loss is a lifetime. If they hadn't separated, he wouldn't have done so many things to hurt her, and they would have been in love till the end of their lives, and it would have been a good story. The male protagonist and the female protagonist met when the heroine was 16 years old and the male protagonist was nearly 30 years old. One returned from studying abroad and decided that she was not a concubine at a young age, while the other already had four children and had responsibilities that she couldn't let go of. It was impossible to give her the status of a head wife. If she could have been born earlier, it would be great if they could meet earlier. It's a pity that there is no if, fate is not up to anyone. After the change of fate, neither of the two men were good men. They both forced and branded the heroine, and committed a series of behaviors that hurt the heroine. I can't put aside my three views and attribute these behaviors to deep love. I feel that it is selfish, disrespectful, and a way to vent their anger. However, this novel cannot be read completely with modern thinking. Many women in that era must have been helpless. After watching the movie, I actually hope that the heroine will die on the day she commits suicide, or that she can return to her hometown and stay away from all these entanglements. There are many places in the book that praise the heroine's appearance and clothing, and many men are attracted by her appearance. This makes me feel a bit vulgar, but it also makes me feel that she is beautiful but lives in a turbulent era, and the heroine cannot protect herself, which makes me feel uncomfortable. There is also too little written about the male and female protagonists' experiences together when they were young. If more were written about, it would make the end result of the two not being together seem more tragic. There is also the heroine's acquiescence to the hero's proposal. I can understand that she couldn't find her brother and couldn't leave, so she chose to give in, but there was a little less writing in the middle and she gave in a little quickly. Also, the battles between the warlords in the book were a little messy and simple. There was almost no explanation for each assassination in the book. Who knows, the few Japanese people the male protagonist killed did not bring any consequences to them in the end. Some of the plots were a bit bloody. The two men were tied to pillars and the heroine was asked to make a choice. It was quite bloody. The heroine also mentioned that she had a little green tea, but she was still acceptable at that age. These are not criticisms, I just hope the author can improve. The most impressive thing in the book is when the male protagonist sees the second male protagonist playing the harmonica and then the female protagonist playing the xun. Although the characters of the male protagonist's wife and the two concubines are not much written, they are still well portrayed. On the whole, this is the first time the author has written something like this, which is quite good. The writing is not bad. Come on, I hope the next work will be better than this one! After watching the extras, I also want to read the stories of their children!

A foreign historical novel that begins in Central America. The protagonist, an indigenous aristocratic vest-traveler, transforms his faith and develops technology, leading the local civilization to achieve a three-level leap from primitive to modern times, resisting the wave of Western colonization. The author has carefully studied the cultural life, war and history of the Aztec civilization. The protagonist uses his identity to promote the evolution of the Aztec civilization. When reading, one can't help but lament the decline of the Aztec civilization, which can really be said to be the tragedy of human civilization. The protagonist's body will die, but his soul is immortal. From the time of the aborigines to the great voyage to resist the Europeans, there are relatively few historical articles writing about this. I feel it is quite good. The research is detailed and the writing is first-rate. It is a breath of fresh air in medieval America, with grand scenes and distinctive characters. It is highly recommended.

Passing through the Yehenala clan, he was born into the ruling class and followed the route of generals and ministers. Using advanced military concepts and correct industrialization concepts, a modern army with preliminary logistics capabilities was established.

A possessive young general and a down-and-out wealthy daughter create a love story filled with entanglements of love and hate.

I can't do this book because the heroine is too weak.

After reading it, I felt an indescribable feeling in my heart. When I first watched it, I thought the heroine was a bit silly. But when I later saw the male protagonist having three wives and four concubines, I felt a little angry (because I haven't seen any novels where the male protagonist had three wives and four concubines), but then I thought, maybe this is the real Republic of China! I didn't really like the male protagonist at first. On the contrary, I really like the second male lead, and I have always been looking forward to the reunion between the heroine and the second male lead. But I didn't expect that the second male lead would also hurt the female lead. Gradually I felt that the male protagonist was quite good, and the ending was also quite good. In the end, the second male lead has been silently accompanying the female lead. He is also very responsible ("Marry Yu"). After watching the extra episode, I was quite sad, especially for Zhou Liangqi and his third concubine. I feel that women during the Republic of China had a hard time. In their consciousness, they only cared for their husbands and raised their children. It doesn't have the thoughts of girls nowadays, but after all, it is still determined by the environment. What I admire most is the second aunt, who dares to love and hate. There is also the classic sentence "Concubine, standing woman." The author's writing style is very good. There are many descriptions of the heroine's clothes and accessories in the article. The sentences are very beautiful and worth reading.