The Empress Dowager sits high on the phoenix throne, quietly watching the storm; the Empress Dowager No. 1, The late Emperor's wife, wholeheartedly supports her relatives;
The Queen Mother, the former legitimate mother of Emperor No. 2, Was deeply scheming and forbearing; the Queen Mother, the biological mother of Emperor No. 3, Lived in seclusion and had inexplicable thoughts;
Three generations of empresses preside over the middle palace, the noble concubines are backed by powerful officials, Concubine Shu comes from the royalist party, Concubine Yue is the emperor's childhood sweetheart, Mrs. Yaoning is recommended as the regent, and the concubines in the six palaces compete for favors every day.
Oh, and Emperor Chunjia, who was first adopted and then adopted, is still "concentrating on studying" for eight years after ascending the throne...
Of course, I must mention Yun·It's uncomfortable not to cause trouble, and it's impossible not to cause trouble·Big Brother·Feng Huang.
All the concubines cried together: This harem is so damn toxic! ! !
I don't know if there are any sisters who like to read poems quoted or written by Duo as much as I do. After a few days of planning, I don't know which angle to write the long review from (it's almost like choosing a graduation thesis topic), and then I'll just talk about each volume casually. Anyway, I can't say anything!
[Qing Shi first entered the Jiuchong City, and the dawn was blowing from the purple palace and the red clouds were blooming.
The first half of the sentence is excerpted from Lu You's "Revelation of Heartfelt Feelings", and the second half should be continued by Duo Duo himself. This volume is written from the time A Huang was designed to enter the palace to Chunjia's in-charge. The two of them probably don't have any feelings yet, but are more calculating and defensive. Ahuang has also been hugging the thigh of Queen Yuan. At this time, Ahuang seems to be a little concubine who has just entered the harem. She acts boldly and wildly. Although she is just trying to hang out for a day, she will die at worst. She is also struggling, sacrificing her fertility in exchange for a chance of climbing up. But after seeing the difficulties in the future and being surrounded on all sides, she always feels that the little people also have the willfulness of the little people. At that time, Ahuang seemed more alive, like grass in the cracks of rocks. Even though the situation was difficult, he still tried his best to survive.
[Who asks who has been in power for eight years? Once he was in charge, he knew all over the world.
The beginning of the second volume is about Chunjia's pro-government. I think this chapter title may be the beginning of the development of Duo's story. Maybe she didn't have any idea what the future of this volume would be like. Moreover, the title of the volume seems to be centered on Chunjia's behavior, and it may also be that after the story enters the main topic, Chunjia's identity and characteristics as the male protagonist are slowly revealed to us. There is obviously more interaction between the two people in this volume. After all, we are still in romance, right? After taking office, Chunjia slowly solved the problem of her predecessor - no longer pretending to be fond of Yuan Yuniang; she solved the problem of Ahuang's predecessor - "Who do you save first when I and 796 fall into the water together?" In fact, I think Yuan Yuniang is not Chunjia's real first love. She is more of a pretense for the sake of pro-government. At most, she is treated as a naive little sister with more care. Kua Kua Duo! I didn't think so when I was catching up on the update, but when I came back and read it again, I found that there was really a lot of interaction in this volume. Although there weren't many scenes where the two of them were just having sex together, they still flirted and flirted every time they talked about things! (Is this the love of a top student!)
[On the twelfth floor, all the makeup is done, and on the Wangxian Tower, you can see the king.
This sentence is taken from Xue Feng's "Gong Ci", and it is the most typical portrayal of the life of a palace concubine. This volume opens with five ladies from aristocratic families entering the palace. Several of them rose to high positions as soon as they entered the palace, and even made Ahuang disgraced for a while. Chunjia promised to be the queen and deceived these five families into suffering! This is the first few years since Chunjia took office. He has not yet truly reached the level of imperial control, and still needs the sincerity of the high school. Therefore, these positions in the harem are still chips that he can give, no different from pledging. But after a few years, it can be said that these girls were all defeated by the struggle between the family and the imperial power, and except for their closest relatives, no one else in the family even felt a little sad about losing them. I will only sum up my experience and think about how to train the remaining children better. This is probably why these families can pass it on.
[The south wind swept away Hu Chenjing, and entered Chang'an from the west to the edge of the sun.
Li Taibai's poems! It is quite a scene of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It should be a metaphor that Chunjia's rule is at its peak, and he can be regarded as a wise king who is the leader of ZTE. It can be seen from this that in fact, the emotional line of this article is difficult to explain clearly. It is different from traditional romance or palace fighting articles. It is mixed with many factors and has multiple story lines running in parallel. But one thing is that neither the male protagonist nor the female protagonist can ignore their own ambitions for the sake of feelings. Ahuang was involved in the harem and started a life he didn't want; Chunjia was chosen to be a puppet, but if he was slightly unsteady, he would be addicted to this life of fine clothes and fine food and not think about the matter of pro-government. But they were all tough enough. One Chunjia survived the cannibalistic harem and gained Chunjia's sincerity and compromise. She was truly in power and no longer controlled by others. They are both admirable protagonists in their two separate storylines.
[The flowers in the thirty-sixth palace are away, and the soft wind blows and the spring stars are few and far between.
This is the title of the last volume. I don't know why it feels fragmented. However, A Huang in the back is indeed particularly distressing. Whether it is the Xie family that was almost exterminated, or the old friends who have left one after another, and the years that are gone, everything in A Huang is achieved by himself. Fortunately, Chunjia cared about her more than she thought. The finale is coming soon, but it seems there are still a lot of unfilled holes waiting for the mysteries to be solved one by one!
I'd like to give Duo Da some flowers in advance. Although I think it will take about half a month to write this article, I am really happy to read Duo Da's articles every day for the past year and a half. I will keep chasing the next one!
The author has something to say about the finale
Continuing the habit of explosive endings.
The ending this time is different from before.
I'm a little worried, not sure if everyone will like it.
Ps: Jin Wang's character persists, he is either running on the road that deceives his mother, or he is running on the road that deceives his father.
There is also no need for the extra story about the Queen Mother, right?
The text is very clear.
Qi Jiulu actually doesn't need it anymore.
He appeared in the ending!
Just take a breath and write Xie Meng.
Why do I think of her? I have completely forgotten.
The point is, the cookie between her and Deng Chengzhai,
I struggle with this kind of emotional drama...
Can I write it in a Machiavellian way...
In the past two years, I have always doubted my writing skills.
It seems that there is no emotion involved...?
Gong Douwen, Fan Duo Da Da, will always be the top 1 in my heart
The Royal Child Bride is my favorite Gong Dou Wen so far. However, when I found out about this work, it had already been finished for a long time. I missed the time when Fanduo opened a voting thread to discuss the second part. I was really disappointed that I couldn't cheer for the second part of The Royal Child Bride... Fortunately, Fan Duo opened a voting thread to discuss the second part. Duo Da made a sweet extra story... Seeing that Su Ruhui's road to becoming queen after marriage was not smooth, and there were still many minefields in the harem before. Although her relationship with Gan Ran remained, Ru Hui did not forget her true heart because of love and power, and always maintained her reason and sobriety. After seeing Ru Hui's thoughts on Gan Ran's self-evaluation and future development after the consolidation of imperial power, and Gan Ran's efforts to convey trust and love to Ru Hui despite being angry and helpless, I often wondered what their ending would be like many years later... Until I saw the ending after The Toxic Harem was completed, I suddenly felt that if Gan Ran was also ahead of Ru Hui, maybe the two of them would end up with The Toxic Harem. It's a bit similar - it wasn't until the end that the queen could truly feel the emperor's unreserved love... Moreover, Ru Hui was not as shrewd as Feng Huang in the early days. After entering the palace, it can be said that she struggled all the way to become a queen and had to be wronged by three queen mothers. I secretly hope that Ru Hui can be a happy queen mother (I'm sorry for you)... Speaking of which, Ru Hui and Feng Huang seem to have similar attitudes towards relationships? All have some reservations. But after all, it is basically impossible for the emperor and empress to have a 1v1 love affair. Even if a scumbag changes his mind, I believe that the two queens can beat the scumbag mistress and find their own way. However, Fan Duo writes sweet words in capital letters. The love between the emperor and the empress CP is all deep in my heart. On the contrary, the emperor, who is admired by thousands of people, dares to be angry and dare not speak out. He is also in a relatively passive position in terms of love. It feels so good for the queens. (Being slapped away by the two emperors)
It feels like Duoduo's emotional line has been written very clearly. Ahuang underestimated Chunjia's feelings and importance to her. After this incident, there may be a new stage of their relationship. I just want to speculate on what Chunjia is thinking, probably from the perspective of Chunjia when she is in a coma. Just take a look... The writing is terrible.
Ah Huang, just be okay.
I have suffered this arrow all my life, don't worry, I may still be able to survive the physical pain.
Faintly, I can still feel a little lucky. In my more than ten years as king, I rarely act recklessly. In the years before I personally took charge, I was forced to lie dormant, walking on thin ice; when the general had power, I was controlled by many parties, and used the position of queen to deceive several families into my use; now, although I have ruled the world, I have managed this country to be worthy of my ancestors. But I didn't give you what you really wanted.
But I am glad to have blocked the arrow for you. Fortunately I protected you. You and I have known each other for several years. I wronged you several times and made you almost want to commit suicide in the hall. In the fight between you and the Queen Mother, I did not obviously favor you, and I did not make our fifteenth prince the prince. But this time, I really protected you.
Ah Huang, I know you didn't believe me before. I was angry, puzzled, and surprised when I learned that you had done many things over the years that I had never heard of. But I couldn't ignore the love we had shared for so many years. After all, I never made you feel at ease.
Over the years, I have worked hard to live up to the legacy of the Gongxiang family. You've suffered a lot for this.
Ah Huang, when your life was in danger, I instinctively took the arrow for you.
Yes, this palace change is so sudden and huge, I should first ensure my own safety, and then find an opportunity to break the situation and keep my position as emperor.
But the moment I saved you, I suddenly understood that if I didn't block the arrow for you and watched you fall in front of my eyes, I would definitely regret it.
The current situation requires me to take command, but I would rather protect you first. You see, what you do instinctively is not necessarily worse than what you do after careful consideration.
Ah Huang, I'm not trying to prove my feelings. I just want you to be fine and stand by my side. If you don't enjoy these thousands of miles of mountains and rivers with you, they will be just a scenery after all.
Ahuang, you are always happy to coax me, say sweet words, say that you like me the most, and that I am the best to you. Didn't I tell you seriously that I have you in my heart, and you are always an existence that should be protected by me.
Queen, I am the emperor and I am rich all over the world. If you believe in me, I will protect you regardless of yourself.
Ah Huang, I'm tired, let me rest for a while. Don't worry, I still want to look at your smile all the time. We haven't waited for He'er and Jian'er to grow up together, and there's that boy at Fifteen. If I'm not here, he will be disobedient and angry with you. Our good days are still to come.
A relatively late book review event
As a true fan of Duo, no matter how bad the writing is, I still have to participate in the long review!
It's not because I forgot, it's because I don't know how to express it.
When I was chatting with Xiao Wu that day, I mentioned that there are actually many times when I don't fully understand Yun Fenghuang. Maybe I am not deeply involved in the world, and I am still at the stage where I only take things superficially and trust others easily. Coupled with my love-brained constitution, I cannot understand why Ahuang could be so cruel that he would not go with Qi Jiulu.
Maybe in my opinion, staying in the palace did not mean that I was completely in control of life and death. At first, I relied on the Yun family, the Ji family, and Chunjia to fight to prevent death, but later on, life and death happiness also depended on Chunjia's thoughts. She was right in her bet that Chunjia would not be unbearable and execute him, and she was also right in her bet that Chunjia really fell in love with him. But I always feel that if I have to choose, my childhood sweetheart's first love will look more like the person who will treat me kindly for the rest of my life.
So I'm wondering if Ahuang feels extremely insecure and can't help but think of the worst outcome, so he wants to avoid the worst outcome of discovering that he made a wrong bet many years later. So I would rather not start and choose a more difficult path.
Originally, she thought she and Chunjia were mutually beneficial partners, but Ahuang kept forcing herself to be clear-headed, not to be sincere, not to believe in anything, and not to put her life and happiness in the hands of others. Unexpectedly, Chunjia was secretly moved.
It's not that Ah Huang doesn't love Chunjia, it's the education she received since she was a child and her own personality that made her mistakenly believe that the deepest love she can give her is that there is a layer of estrangement like this. That thin layer of estrangement is essentially the last protective net that catches Ah Huang. With it, no matter what Chunjia does to make Ah Huang sad, Ah Huang won't really be in pain to death.
So when Chunjia protected her without hesitation, other people's first reaction would be to be touched, but Ahuang's first reaction after a brief blank moment was "He's crazy", "He's drunk", "Why is he doing this"? It's not that she didn't understand Chunjia's feelings for her, she couldn't believe that she could hold such an important position in his heart.
Chunjia's actions have always proved that he has Ahuang in his heart, but he also has people in the country. Ahuang is not his childhood sweetheart, not an ordinary concubine who surrounds him with all his heart and eyes. He even has several times. Chunjia's calculations are considered cold-blooded in Chunjia's eyes, and Chunjia is not a fool who doesn't know how to distinguish Shumai. The post, the position of prince, the position of queen mother, what Ahuang wants will never be given to her easily. Such expressions It's no wonder that a person with A Huang's character is suspicious of his love.
From Ah Huang's point of view, he always felt that Chunjia's love was conditional, "I won't hinder his pro-government. I am on the same front as him." "I have to be smart. He will treat me differently if I am not like those brainless concubines." Similar to "He will love me only if I am smart and sensible." She always felt that what Chunjia liked about her conditional love was her personality, so for many years she carefully and subtly set up her personality for Chunjia over and over again, arousing Chunjia's guilt over and over again, but she never thought about it. , If Chunjia's love is really so fragile, when she was pushed down by the wall and pushed by everyone, when all the things she had done were exposed, Chunjia should have abandoned her, why did she still let her out, not punish her, and not give up on her from the bottom of her heart.
She probably thought about it, how much Chunjia was sincere to her, but she still didn't dare to face it. Once she believed it, she would inevitably show her sincerity nakedly. Ahuang was used to being a person in armor and would not show his vulnerability easily, so this time he blocked the arrow. It was probably at the critical moment when the two hearts were forced to meet in the most honest and passionate way.
I have talked about Duo's previous works before. I like The Lady very much because it interprets family and love very well. The love of each family for their nephews when the city was destroyed, the secret room that Mrs. Liu gave up, Shen Lianshi who desperately protected Shu Xie, Shen Shuguang who grew up overnight, and the silent crush on Deng Zongqi who tried every means to find a relationship to save Chang Ying (I still have to praise Duo here. Every character in The Lady is really very full. Song Zaishui, Shen Zangli and his wife, Shen Lianshi and his wife, Wei Xinyong, Mrs. Song, Deng Zongqi, Gu Naizheng, Ji Qubing, Miss Duanmu, Qiu Baoniang, etc. Have distinctive characters and complete story lines)
Although the family love in a noble daughter is an ideal state in the world, all sweetness has its traces: before Shen Zangfeng met Chang Ying, he sent the people in the house to believe her unconditionally because of his good family tradition and personal upbringing. The article also wrote at the time that no matter which lady of the family was married to the Shen family, she would live a good life, and giving birth to her eldest son would guarantee his position as mistress. And Wei Changying happens to be the person who best suits Shen Zangfeng's heart in the marriage. When Shen Zangfeng went to Xiliang, she took care of his family business alone, gave birth to his children, and traveled thousands of miles between the Imperial Capital and Xiliang for him. (It seems that only Chang Ying and Sheng Weiqiao are the female protagonists who were not around when the male protagonist gave birth)
He protects her, and she believes in him. The two of them are outstanding in their respective fields. They are well-matched and have a good understanding of each other. They are in love with each other and only reveal their fragile and childish side in front of each other. Based on this tacit understanding and trust, no matter how much they gather together or when they are apart, their hearts will not be broken apart.
So as I am used to this kind of CP, I couldn't understand the more complex and realistic relationship between Chunjia and Ahuang for a while.
But Ahuang is not Chang Ying, Ru Hui, or Sheng Wei Qiao. She does not have the support of a large family, and she is not the only apple of her parents' eyes. She has no money or power, and only has a group of stupid relatives who are eager to break her bones and absorb her marrow to reach the sky after she succeeds. Therefore, she cannot be like them, innocent and girlish, pretending to care about Chunjia.
Life is not a fairy tale after all. In the 21st century society where both parties are free to marry and are monogamous, it is difficult to have no affair, no quarrels, different beds, different dreams, and nothing to say. What's more, in the ancient patriarchal society, as long as they can put each other first in love, an ambitious concubine or an emperor who works hard can give each other the best.
The emperor loves the people and loves her too
Wow, I really like Chunjia so much. I have always felt sorry for Ahuang in the early and mid-term. I feel that she and Qi Jiulu are the best match. Chunjia is a well-deserved wise king, but emotionally he cannot compare with Qi Jiulu. Like Ah Huang, she had always felt that Chunjia was doting and loving towards her, but these were conditional: the country and the country were not in the way, and he loved his country more after all. This is understandable, and it is precisely because of this that I love and hate him. He is really a qualified and excellent emperor. It is really hard not to be impressed by such an emperor's scheming and government. But for Ahuang, she was far away from her hometown, and she was tricked into entering this palace that she didn't want. It was also because Chunjia was unable to control the court situation at that time, which caused the tragedy for her and Qi Jiulu. Of course, this was not Chunjia's fault, after all, he was unable to fight against the Ji family at the time. However, I witnessed Ahuang's grievances and heartache time and time again, especially when she was forced to commit suicide in the court, but Chunjia could only watch but was unable to change. I hated that I had a mouthful of blood in my heart, and it became Qi Jiulu's name. Ahuang could have had a better life. That palace change was the first time I realized Chunjia's feelings for Ahuang. Ahuang was his selfishness as an emperor. He loved Ahuang, but this love was sober, rational, and an emperor's love. When Chunjia once again talked about Li Xian, the emperor's love finally had more and more shadows of Gong Xiangji. Maybe it was because of his control over the imperial palace, the court and the world that he could finally indulge Gong Xiangji's selfishness. Maybe his love for A Huang had become deep enough in the years of getting along with him to be able to slightly influence the emperor's sanity, or maybe it was both. In short, at that moment, I really felt that the blood stain on Qi Jiulu's name in my heart suddenly dissipated. I thought that was the most sincere love he could give A Huang, so when he blocked A Huang's arrow, my first reaction was that he was crazy. The situation at that time was that anyone could die, but he couldn't die! In the end, he actually protected A Huang at the most inappropriate and impossible time, regardless of his own safety. Qi Jiulu finally became Ah Huang's sweet dream when he was young. The love and hate, pain and resentment at that time will eventually pass away with the years. Gong Xiangji completely turned this name into a trace of dust that can be ignored like the firefly bag. With this move, he broke through the barrier in Ahuang's heart and finally made contact with the beating heart. To be honest, I was very afraid that Chunjia would wake up, that he would regret it, that he would abandon Ahuang after gaining his true heart, and even more afraid that this incident would make Ahuang lose the qualification to be proud in front of him, and that Ahuang would bow down in front of him because of guilt and emotion. From love comes sorrow, from love comes fear. But the plot after Chunjia wakes up is so fast that it seems rushed. The incident of blocking the arrow is mixed with the death of the prince. It is difficult to avoid the estrangement and grudge between Ahuang and Chunjia. This is the biggest crisis in their relationship, or the biggest crisis in Ahuang. Compared with the previous post-abolition turmoil, this time is the key to whether Chunjia will hate her. But she passed the test in an understatement. Perhaps as Chunjia himself said, he is no longer young and is willing to be confused once. Or maybe after all, I judge the emperor with a villain's heart. The broad mind and heart of a wise king are beyond my imagination and feeling. I am rambling so much, but I just want to say that I really love Chunjia. His character design is so good. Both the career growth curve and the emotional growth curve are smooth and logical enough. He controls the government step by step, from being patient to being active and sleepy, from having to use the palace concubine to make the family do what they want while checking and balancing each other, to being able to secure this position on his own, so that the court can do without the Yin family and the Gu family, but must have Chunjia. She fell in love with Ahuang bit by bit, from admiration at the beginning to being moved by Ahuang's temperament and appearance, from the fact that the latter was undoubtedly more important between Ahuang and Sheji, to the fact that the emperor loved the people and also loved her. He is worthy of people's surrender and admiration in every aspect.
Rather than saying that this harem is poisonous, it is better to say that this ** is poisonous. From making people gnash their teeth with hatred, to praising the Mingshi Mingjun from the perspective of his subjects, to scolding a good dog and man from the perspective of the palace concubine, to making people willing to give loyalty and sincerity from the perspective of subjects and Ahuang.
P. S. I really hope to see a modern episode. Chunjia and Ahuang are in the modern era. In this era where two people can truly be together for the rest of their lives, even if they give their sincerity to you, I will give up if you don't care. Love again QAQ
Chapter 254 Regret The author has something to say
Today's update seems to have passed 2W.
By the way, the Ji family is not that sad either.
1. Why choose a good emperor in order to follow the last wishes of the late emperor Shenzong.
2. I couldn't bear to expose the secret of Shenzong's bloodline to Shenzong, so I hid it, and was misunderstood by the new king.
3. They are afraid that the new king will disrupt the government affairs when he is young, so arranging for the new king to study in peace is regarded as controlling the government affairs.
None of these! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
If anything, Duke Ye Guo and his older group of Shenzong ministers have some merits, and there are only a few of them. Most people in the Ji family hold the dream of changing the dynasty and replacing the emperor. At least they are still Huo Guangmeng. The rebel Qing Yishui has not escaped.
Even the older generation, Duke Ye, were not so clean. The most Duke Ye did was to turn a blind eye to the forces planted by Chunjia. If the younger generation of the Ji family and the middle-aged generation were to try hard and pull the emperor of the Gongxiang family off the dragon throne, would Duke Ye Guo kill his whole family for the sake of his passionate relationship with Shenzong, and would rather die than obey, and would rather die than change the dynasty? Doesn't exist. . . .
Duke Ye's thoughts were actually uncertain. After all, on the one hand, it was the friendship between emperor and minister of Shenzong, and on the other hand, he was the son and nephew of the Ji family. So his idea is: it depends on fate.
How do you view this fate:
1. If your son and nephew want to live up to their expectations, you should act like Sima Yi. At most, you should be kind to the descendants of the Gongxiang family and grant them the title of Duke. Don't let your son kill the whole family.
2. If the Gongxiang family is really destined to draw an SSR, then he will retire and return to his hometown with his whole family. He can be regarded as fulfilling the instructions given to him by Shenzong back then.
What I didn't expect was that the person I met was indeed an SSR, but Chunjia was used to killing his whole family, so Duke Ye Guo fell into trouble like this.
To be honest, I think Duke Ye is considered a relatively loyal minister if he can not help his children to cause too many conflicts for the sake of Shenzong's instructions. We cannot expect everyone to destroy their families and save their families. It's just that I was unlucky and the emperor's hands were too dark. . .
Finally, coming back to the Ji family, this is a story similar to "a dragon-slaying warrior eventually turns into an evil dragon", but of course it's just similar.
The Ji family's attitude towards the emperor is also very confusing from beginning to end. On the one hand, he suppressed the young Chunjia's power to dominate the court, and on the other hand, he did not stop Chunjia from secretly inserting forces to intervene in the court affairs.
The reason is now very clear. When the real talker of the Ji family, Duke Ye Guo, they must know the series of bloodline events of Shenzong Xiaozong Chunjia. They were also entrusted by Shenzong to find a promising king to revitalize the country. However, the middle-aged and younger generation do not know about this matter, because it is of great concern. It is estimated that Ye Guogong will pass it on as a secret to the next head of the Ji family and several core members until his death.
Duke Ye and the others felt that they had a heavy responsibility. They were entrusted by the late emperor's predecessor and had a heavy responsibility. They did not want to choose this emperor and mess up the country. It was similar to the feeling of a parent who is afraid to let go of a child riding a bicycle by himself. The problem is that he is not the emperor's biological father, he is just a minister. What did this behavior catch in Chunjia's eyes? You, the Ji family, are planning to usurp the throne, right? What do young people from the Ji family think? My father/grandfather had great ambitions and wanted to imitate Sima Yi and directly change the dynasty in the central government.
The reason why Duke Ye Guo and the younger generation in Chunjia/Ji family have different opinions is that the former know the truth, while the latter two know nothing. Duke Ye's fear of letting his children go astray was interpreted by the latter two as an ambition to usurp the throne.
The article also mentioned that Duke Ye once discussed with his nephews whether to retire and return to their hometown. On the one hand, he felt that the Ji family might not be able to suppress the Yellow Emperor and could not win the fight. On the other hand, Ye Guogong felt that he was worthy of the late emperor Shenzong. Chunjia was a good emperor who could govern the world well, but his sons and nephews strongly opposed it. This is the so-called "dragon slayer will eventually become an evil dragon" as mentioned before. Not everyone is willing to let go of power after holding it for a long time.
The younger generation of the Ji family has begun to dream about changing the dynasty to the emperor and the prince. How is it possible for them to return home as a family and become rich men. Duke Ye Guo is also getting older. Although he is still the leader of the Ji family, he cannot make a decisive decision. As you get older, your prestige will become more and more important, but it is inevitable that the weight of your words will gradually be lost to your sons and nephews. After all, you don't know when you will die, and your son and nephew can live for a long time. The people under my command must feel that as long as the son does not rebel against me, then I am loyal to him. Instead of offending the next head of the family for you, who will die of old age in who knows how many days, you might as well have a good relationship with the next generation of head of the family (the relationship between Yan Song and Yan Dang in the Ming Dynasty, the old Yan Song can no longer control Yan Dang).
I really didn't expect Yi Xing'en to be a traitor, but she might still be unwilling to give in. Her background is not much worse than that of Yun Fenghuang, but she can only rely on Yun Fenghuang so far. No wonder she is unwilling to give in.
Book review event
I don't know if there are any sisters who like to read poems quoted or written by Duo as much as I do. After a few days of planning, I don't know which angle to write the long review from (it's almost like choosing a graduation thesis topic), and then I'll just talk about each volume casually. Anyway, I can't say anything! [Qing Shi first entered the Jiuchong City, and the dawn was blowing from the purple palace and the red clouds were blooming. The first half of the sentence is excerpted from Lu You's "Revelation of Heartfelt Feelings", and the second half should be continued by Duo Duo himself. This volume is written from the time A Huang was designed to enter the palace to Chunjia's in-charge. The two of them probably don't have any feelings yet, but are more calculating and defensive. Ahuang has also been hugging the thigh of Queen Yuan. At this time, Ahuang seems to be a little concubine who has just entered the harem. She acts boldly and wildly. Although she is just trying to hang out for a day, she will die at worst. She is also struggling, sacrificing her fertility in exchange for a chance of climbing up. But after seeing the difficulties in the future and being surrounded on all sides, she always feels that the little people also have the willfulness of the little people. At that time, Ahuang seemed more alive, like grass in the cracks of rocks. Even though the situation was difficult, he still tried his best to survive. [Who asks who has been in power for eight years? Once he was in charge, he knew all over the world. The beginning of the second volume is about Chunjia's pro-government. I think this chapter title may be the beginning of the development of Duo's story. Maybe she didn't have any idea what the future of this volume would be like. Moreover, the title of the volume seems to be centered on Chunjia's behavior, and it may also be that after the story enters the main topic, Chunjia's identity and characteristics as the male protagonist are slowly revealed to us. There is obviously more interaction between the two people in this volume. After all, we are still in romance, right? After taking office, Chunjia slowly solved the problem of her predecessor - no longer pretending to be fond of Yuan Yuniang; she solved the problem of Ahuang's predecessor - "Who do you save first when I and 796 fall into the water together?" In fact, I think Yuan Yuniang is not Chunjia's real first love. She is more of a pretense for the sake of pro-government. At most, she is treated as a naive little sister with more care. Kua Kua Duo! I didn't think so when I was catching up on the update, but when I came back and read it again, I found that there was really a lot of interaction in this volume. Although there weren't many scenes where the two of them were just having sex together, they still flirted and flirted every time they talked about things! (Is this the love of a top student!) [On the twelfth floor, all the makeup is done, and on the Wangxian Tower, you can see the king. This sentence is taken from Xue Feng's "Gong Ci", and it is the most typical portrayal of the life of a palace concubine. This volume opens with five ladies from aristocratic families entering the palace. Several of them rose to high positions as soon as they entered the palace, and even made Ahuang disgraced for a while. Chunjia promised to be the queen and deceived these five families into suffering! This is the first few years since Chunjia took office. He has not yet truly reached the level of imperial control, and still needs the sincerity of the high school. Therefore, these positions in the harem are still chips that he can give, no different from pledging. But after a few years, it can be said that these girls were all defeated by the struggle between the family and the imperial power, and except for their closest relatives, no one else in the family even felt a little sad about losing them. I will only sum up my experience and think about how to train the remaining children better. This is probably why these families can pass it on. [The south wind swept away Hu Chenjing, and entered Chang'an from the west to the edge of the sun. Li Taibai's poems! It is quite a scene of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It should be a metaphor that Chunjia's rule is at its peak, and he can be regarded as a wise king who is the leader of ZTE. It can be seen from this that in fact, the emotional line of this article is difficult to explain clearly. It is different from traditional romance or palace fighting articles. It is mixed with many factors and has multiple story lines running in parallel. But one thing is that neither the male protagonist nor the female protagonist can ignore their own ambitions for the sake of feelings. Ahuang was involved in the harem and started a life he didn't want; Chunjia was chosen to be a puppet, but if he was slightly unsteady, he would be addicted to this life of fine clothes and fine food and not think about the matter of pro-government. But they were all tough enough. One Chunjia survived the cannibalistic harem and gained Chunjia's sincerity and compromise. She was truly in power and no longer controlled by others. They are both admirable protagonists in their two separate storylines. [The flowers in the thirty-sixth palace are away, and the soft wind blows and the spring stars are few and far between. This is the title of the last volume. I don't know why it feels fragmented. However, A Huang in the back is indeed particularly distressing. Whether it is the Xie family that was almost exterminated, or the old friends who have left one after another, and the years that are gone, everything in A Huang is achieved by himself. Fortunately, Chunjia cared about her more than she thought. The finale is coming soon, but it seems there are still a lot of unfilled holes waiting for the mysteries to be solved one by one! I'd like to give Duo Da some flowers in advance. Although I think it will take about half a month to write this article, I am really happy to read Duo Da's articles every day for the past year and a half. I will keep chasing the next one!
The author has something to say about the finale
Continuing the habit of explosive endings. The ending this time is different from before. I'm a little worried, not sure if everyone will like it. Ps: Jin Wang's character persists, he is either running on the road that deceives his mother, or he is running on the road that deceives his father. There is also no need for the extra story about the Queen Mother, right? The text is very clear. Qi Jiulu actually doesn't need it anymore. He appeared in the ending! Just take a breath and write Xie Meng. Why do I think of her? I have completely forgotten. The point is, the cookie between her and Deng Chengzhai, I struggle with this kind of emotional drama... Can I write it in a Machiavellian way... In the past two years, I have always doubted my writing skills. It seems that there is no emotion involved...?
Gong Douwen, Fan Duo Da Da, will always be the top 1 in my heart
The Royal Child Bride is my favorite Gong Dou Wen so far. However, when I found out about this work, it had already been finished for a long time. I missed the time when Fanduo opened a voting thread to discuss the second part. I was really disappointed that I couldn't cheer for the second part of The Royal Child Bride... Fortunately, Fan Duo opened a voting thread to discuss the second part. Duo Da made a sweet extra story... Seeing that Su Ruhui's road to becoming queen after marriage was not smooth, and there were still many minefields in the harem before. Although her relationship with Gan Ran remained, Ru Hui did not forget her true heart because of love and power, and always maintained her reason and sobriety. After seeing Ru Hui's thoughts on Gan Ran's self-evaluation and future development after the consolidation of imperial power, and Gan Ran's efforts to convey trust and love to Ru Hui despite being angry and helpless, I often wondered what their ending would be like many years later... Until I saw the ending after The Toxic Harem was completed, I suddenly felt that if Gan Ran was also ahead of Ru Hui, maybe the two of them would end up with The Toxic Harem. It's a bit similar - it wasn't until the end that the queen could truly feel the emperor's unreserved love... Moreover, Ru Hui was not as shrewd as Feng Huang in the early days. After entering the palace, it can be said that she struggled all the way to become a queen and had to be wronged by three queen mothers. I secretly hope that Ru Hui can be a happy queen mother (I'm sorry for you)... Speaking of which, Ru Hui and Feng Huang seem to have similar attitudes towards relationships? All have some reservations. But after all, it is basically impossible for the emperor and empress to have a 1v1 love affair. Even if a scumbag changes his mind, I believe that the two queens can beat the scumbag mistress and find their own way. However, Fan Duo writes sweet words in capital letters. The love between the emperor and the empress CP is all deep in my heart. On the contrary, the emperor, who is admired by thousands of people, dares to be angry and dare not speak out. He is also in a relatively passive position in terms of love. It feels so good for the queens. (Being slapped away by the two emperors)
It feels like Duoduo's emotional line has been written very clearly. Ahuang underestimated Chunjia's feelings and importance to her. After this incident, there may be a new stage of their relationship. I just want to speculate on what Chunjia is thinking, probably from the perspective of Chunjia when she is in a coma. Just take a look... The writing is terrible. Ah Huang, just be okay. I have suffered this arrow all my life, don't worry, I may still be able to survive the physical pain. Faintly, I can still feel a little lucky. In my more than ten years as king, I rarely act recklessly. In the years before I personally took charge, I was forced to lie dormant, walking on thin ice; when the general had power, I was controlled by many parties, and used the position of queen to deceive several families into my use; now, although I have ruled the world, I have managed this country to be worthy of my ancestors. But I didn't give you what you really wanted. But I am glad to have blocked the arrow for you. Fortunately I protected you. You and I have known each other for several years. I wronged you several times and made you almost want to commit suicide in the hall. In the fight between you and the Queen Mother, I did not obviously favor you, and I did not make our fifteenth prince the prince. But this time, I really protected you. Ah Huang, I know you didn't believe me before. I was angry, puzzled, and surprised when I learned that you had done many things over the years that I had never heard of. But I couldn't ignore the love we had shared for so many years. After all, I never made you feel at ease. Over the years, I have worked hard to live up to the legacy of the Gongxiang family. You've suffered a lot for this. Ah Huang, when your life was in danger, I instinctively took the arrow for you. Yes, this palace change is so sudden and huge, I should first ensure my own safety, and then find an opportunity to break the situation and keep my position as emperor. But the moment I saved you, I suddenly understood that if I didn't block the arrow for you and watched you fall in front of my eyes, I would definitely regret it. The current situation requires me to take command, but I would rather protect you first. You see, what you do instinctively is not necessarily worse than what you do after careful consideration. Ah Huang, I'm not trying to prove my feelings. I just want you to be fine and stand by my side. If you don't enjoy these thousands of miles of mountains and rivers with you, they will be just a scenery after all. Ahuang, you are always happy to coax me, say sweet words, say that you like me the most, and that I am the best to you. Didn't I tell you seriously that I have you in my heart, and you are always an existence that should be protected by me. Queen, I am the emperor and I am rich all over the world. If you believe in me, I will protect you regardless of yourself. Ah Huang, I'm tired, let me rest for a while. Don't worry, I still want to look at your smile all the time. We haven't waited for He'er and Jian'er to grow up together, and there's that boy at Fifteen. If I'm not here, he will be disobedient and angry with you. Our good days are still to come.
A relatively late book review event
As a true fan of Duo, no matter how bad the writing is, I still have to participate in the long review! It's not because I forgot, it's because I don't know how to express it. When I was chatting with Xiao Wu that day, I mentioned that there are actually many times when I don't fully understand Yun Fenghuang. Maybe I am not deeply involved in the world, and I am still at the stage where I only take things superficially and trust others easily. Coupled with my love-brained constitution, I cannot understand why Ahuang could be so cruel that he would not go with Qi Jiulu. Maybe in my opinion, staying in the palace did not mean that I was completely in control of life and death. At first, I relied on the Yun family, the Ji family, and Chunjia to fight to prevent death, but later on, life and death happiness also depended on Chunjia's thoughts. She was right in her bet that Chunjia would not be unbearable and execute him, and she was also right in her bet that Chunjia really fell in love with him. But I always feel that if I have to choose, my childhood sweetheart's first love will look more like the person who will treat me kindly for the rest of my life. So I'm wondering if Ahuang feels extremely insecure and can't help but think of the worst outcome, so he wants to avoid the worst outcome of discovering that he made a wrong bet many years later. So I would rather not start and choose a more difficult path. Originally, she thought she and Chunjia were mutually beneficial partners, but Ahuang kept forcing herself to be clear-headed, not to be sincere, not to believe in anything, and not to put her life and happiness in the hands of others. Unexpectedly, Chunjia was secretly moved. It's not that Ah Huang doesn't love Chunjia, it's the education she received since she was a child and her own personality that made her mistakenly believe that the deepest love she can give her is that there is a layer of estrangement like this. That thin layer of estrangement is essentially the last protective net that catches Ah Huang. With it, no matter what Chunjia does to make Ah Huang sad, Ah Huang won't really be in pain to death. So when Chunjia protected her without hesitation, other people's first reaction would be to be touched, but Ahuang's first reaction after a brief blank moment was "He's crazy", "He's drunk", "Why is he doing this"? It's not that she didn't understand Chunjia's feelings for her, she couldn't believe that she could hold such an important position in his heart. Chunjia's actions have always proved that he has Ahuang in his heart, but he also has people in the country. Ahuang is not his childhood sweetheart, not an ordinary concubine who surrounds him with all his heart and eyes. He even has several times. Chunjia's calculations are considered cold-blooded in Chunjia's eyes, and Chunjia is not a fool who doesn't know how to distinguish Shumai. The post, the position of prince, the position of queen mother, what Ahuang wants will never be given to her easily. Such expressions It's no wonder that a person with A Huang's character is suspicious of his love. From Ah Huang's point of view, he always felt that Chunjia's love was conditional, "I won't hinder his pro-government. I am on the same front as him." "I have to be smart. He will treat me differently if I am not like those brainless concubines." Similar to "He will love me only if I am smart and sensible." She always felt that what Chunjia liked about her conditional love was her personality, so for many years she carefully and subtly set up her personality for Chunjia over and over again, arousing Chunjia's guilt over and over again, but she never thought about it. , If Chunjia's love is really so fragile, when she was pushed down by the wall and pushed by everyone, when all the things she had done were exposed, Chunjia should have abandoned her, why did she still let her out, not punish her, and not give up on her from the bottom of her heart. She probably thought about it, how much Chunjia was sincere to her, but she still didn't dare to face it. Once she believed it, she would inevitably show her sincerity nakedly. Ahuang was used to being a person in armor and would not show his vulnerability easily, so this time he blocked the arrow. It was probably at the critical moment when the two hearts were forced to meet in the most honest and passionate way. I have talked about Duo's previous works before. I like The Lady very much because it interprets family and love very well. The love of each family for their nephews when the city was destroyed, the secret room that Mrs. Liu gave up, Shen Lianshi who desperately protected Shu Xie, Shen Shuguang who grew up overnight, and the silent crush on Deng Zongqi who tried every means to find a relationship to save Chang Ying (I still have to praise Duo here. Every character in The Lady is really very full. Song Zaishui, Shen Zangli and his wife, Shen Lianshi and his wife, Wei Xinyong, Mrs. Song, Deng Zongqi, Gu Naizheng, Ji Qubing, Miss Duanmu, Qiu Baoniang, etc. Have distinctive characters and complete story lines) Although the family love in a noble daughter is an ideal state in the world, all sweetness has its traces: before Shen Zangfeng met Chang Ying, he sent the people in the house to believe her unconditionally because of his good family tradition and personal upbringing. The article also wrote at the time that no matter which lady of the family was married to the Shen family, she would live a good life, and giving birth to her eldest son would guarantee his position as mistress. And Wei Changying happens to be the person who best suits Shen Zangfeng's heart in the marriage. When Shen Zangfeng went to Xiliang, she took care of his family business alone, gave birth to his children, and traveled thousands of miles between the Imperial Capital and Xiliang for him. (It seems that only Chang Ying and Sheng Weiqiao are the female protagonists who were not around when the male protagonist gave birth) He protects her, and she believes in him. The two of them are outstanding in their respective fields. They are well-matched and have a good understanding of each other. They are in love with each other and only reveal their fragile and childish side in front of each other. Based on this tacit understanding and trust, no matter how much they gather together or when they are apart, their hearts will not be broken apart. So as I am used to this kind of CP, I couldn't understand the more complex and realistic relationship between Chunjia and Ahuang for a while. But Ahuang is not Chang Ying, Ru Hui, or Sheng Wei Qiao. She does not have the support of a large family, and she is not the only apple of her parents' eyes. She has no money or power, and only has a group of stupid relatives who are eager to break her bones and absorb her marrow to reach the sky after she succeeds. Therefore, she cannot be like them, innocent and girlish, pretending to care about Chunjia. Life is not a fairy tale after all. In the 21st century society where both parties are free to marry and are monogamous, it is difficult to have no affair, no quarrels, different beds, different dreams, and nothing to say. What's more, in the ancient patriarchal society, as long as they can put each other first in love, an ambitious concubine or an emperor who works hard can give each other the best.
The emperor loves the people and loves her too
Wow, I really like Chunjia so much. I have always felt sorry for Ahuang in the early and mid-term. I feel that she and Qi Jiulu are the best match. Chunjia is a well-deserved wise king, but emotionally he cannot compare with Qi Jiulu. Like Ah Huang, she had always felt that Chunjia was doting and loving towards her, but these were conditional: the country and the country were not in the way, and he loved his country more after all. This is understandable, and it is precisely because of this that I love and hate him. He is really a qualified and excellent emperor. It is really hard not to be impressed by such an emperor's scheming and government. But for Ahuang, she was far away from her hometown, and she was tricked into entering this palace that she didn't want. It was also because Chunjia was unable to control the court situation at that time, which caused the tragedy for her and Qi Jiulu. Of course, this was not Chunjia's fault, after all, he was unable to fight against the Ji family at the time. However, I witnessed Ahuang's grievances and heartache time and time again, especially when she was forced to commit suicide in the court, but Chunjia could only watch but was unable to change. I hated that I had a mouthful of blood in my heart, and it became Qi Jiulu's name. Ahuang could have had a better life. That palace change was the first time I realized Chunjia's feelings for Ahuang. Ahuang was his selfishness as an emperor. He loved Ahuang, but this love was sober, rational, and an emperor's love. When Chunjia once again talked about Li Xian, the emperor's love finally had more and more shadows of Gong Xiangji. Maybe it was because of his control over the imperial palace, the court and the world that he could finally indulge Gong Xiangji's selfishness. Maybe his love for A Huang had become deep enough in the years of getting along with him to be able to slightly influence the emperor's sanity, or maybe it was both. In short, at that moment, I really felt that the blood stain on Qi Jiulu's name in my heart suddenly dissipated. I thought that was the most sincere love he could give A Huang, so when he blocked A Huang's arrow, my first reaction was that he was crazy. The situation at that time was that anyone could die, but he couldn't die! In the end, he actually protected A Huang at the most inappropriate and impossible time, regardless of his own safety. Qi Jiulu finally became Ah Huang's sweet dream when he was young. The love and hate, pain and resentment at that time will eventually pass away with the years. Gong Xiangji completely turned this name into a trace of dust that can be ignored like the firefly bag. With this move, he broke through the barrier in Ahuang's heart and finally made contact with the beating heart. To be honest, I was very afraid that Chunjia would wake up, that he would regret it, that he would abandon Ahuang after gaining his true heart, and even more afraid that this incident would make Ahuang lose the qualification to be proud in front of him, and that Ahuang would bow down in front of him because of guilt and emotion. From love comes sorrow, from love comes fear. But the plot after Chunjia wakes up is so fast that it seems rushed. The incident of blocking the arrow is mixed with the death of the prince. It is difficult to avoid the estrangement and grudge between Ahuang and Chunjia. This is the biggest crisis in their relationship, or the biggest crisis in Ahuang. Compared with the previous post-abolition turmoil, this time is the key to whether Chunjia will hate her. But she passed the test in an understatement. Perhaps as Chunjia himself said, he is no longer young and is willing to be confused once. Or maybe after all, I judge the emperor with a villain's heart. The broad mind and heart of a wise king are beyond my imagination and feeling. I am rambling so much, but I just want to say that I really love Chunjia. His character design is so good. Both the career growth curve and the emotional growth curve are smooth and logical enough. He controls the government step by step, from being patient to being active and sleepy, from having to use the palace concubine to make the family do what they want while checking and balancing each other, to being able to secure this position on his own, so that the court can do without the Yin family and the Gu family, but must have Chunjia. She fell in love with Ahuang bit by bit, from admiration at the beginning to being moved by Ahuang's temperament and appearance, from the fact that the latter was undoubtedly more important between Ahuang and Sheji, to the fact that the emperor loved the people and also loved her. He is worthy of people's surrender and admiration in every aspect. Rather than saying that this harem is poisonous, it is better to say that this ** is poisonous. From making people gnash their teeth with hatred, to praising the Mingshi Mingjun from the perspective of his subjects, to scolding a good dog and man from the perspective of the palace concubine, to making people willing to give loyalty and sincerity from the perspective of subjects and Ahuang. P. S. I really hope to see a modern episode. Chunjia and Ahuang are in the modern era. In this era where two people can truly be together for the rest of their lives, even if they give their sincerity to you, I will give up if you don't care. Love again QAQ
Chapter 254 Regret The author has something to say
Today's update seems to have passed 2W.
By the way, the Ji family is not that sad either. 1. Why choose a good emperor in order to follow the last wishes of the late emperor Shenzong. 2. I couldn't bear to expose the secret of Shenzong's bloodline to Shenzong, so I hid it, and was misunderstood by the new king. 3. They are afraid that the new king will disrupt the government affairs when he is young, so arranging for the new king to study in peace is regarded as controlling the government affairs. None of these! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! If anything, Duke Ye Guo and his older group of Shenzong ministers have some merits, and there are only a few of them. Most people in the Ji family hold the dream of changing the dynasty and replacing the emperor. At least they are still Huo Guangmeng. The rebel Qing Yishui has not escaped. Even the older generation, Duke Ye, were not so clean. The most Duke Ye did was to turn a blind eye to the forces planted by Chunjia. If the younger generation of the Ji family and the middle-aged generation were to try hard and pull the emperor of the Gongxiang family off the dragon throne, would Duke Ye Guo kill his whole family for the sake of his passionate relationship with Shenzong, and would rather die than obey, and would rather die than change the dynasty? Doesn't exist. . . . Duke Ye's thoughts were actually uncertain. After all, on the one hand, it was the friendship between emperor and minister of Shenzong, and on the other hand, he was the son and nephew of the Ji family. So his idea is: it depends on fate. How do you view this fate: 1. If your son and nephew want to live up to their expectations, you should act like Sima Yi. At most, you should be kind to the descendants of the Gongxiang family and grant them the title of Duke. Don't let your son kill the whole family. 2. If the Gongxiang family is really destined to draw an SSR, then he will retire and return to his hometown with his whole family. He can be regarded as fulfilling the instructions given to him by Shenzong back then. What I didn't expect was that the person I met was indeed an SSR, but Chunjia was used to killing his whole family, so Duke Ye Guo fell into trouble like this. To be honest, I think Duke Ye is considered a relatively loyal minister if he can not help his children to cause too many conflicts for the sake of Shenzong's instructions. We cannot expect everyone to destroy their families and save their families. It's just that I was unlucky and the emperor's hands were too dark. . .
Finally, coming back to the Ji family, this is a story similar to "a dragon-slaying warrior eventually turns into an evil dragon", but of course it's just similar. The Ji family's attitude towards the emperor is also very confusing from beginning to end. On the one hand, he suppressed the young Chunjia's power to dominate the court, and on the other hand, he did not stop Chunjia from secretly inserting forces to intervene in the court affairs. The reason is now very clear. When the real talker of the Ji family, Duke Ye Guo, they must know the series of bloodline events of Shenzong Xiaozong Chunjia. They were also entrusted by Shenzong to find a promising king to revitalize the country. However, the middle-aged and younger generation do not know about this matter, because it is of great concern. It is estimated that Ye Guogong will pass it on as a secret to the next head of the Ji family and several core members until his death. Duke Ye and the others felt that they had a heavy responsibility. They were entrusted by the late emperor's predecessor and had a heavy responsibility. They did not want to choose this emperor and mess up the country. It was similar to the feeling of a parent who is afraid to let go of a child riding a bicycle by himself. The problem is that he is not the emperor's biological father, he is just a minister. What did this behavior catch in Chunjia's eyes? You, the Ji family, are planning to usurp the throne, right? What do young people from the Ji family think? My father/grandfather had great ambitions and wanted to imitate Sima Yi and directly change the dynasty in the central government. The reason why Duke Ye Guo and the younger generation in Chunjia/Ji family have different opinions is that the former know the truth, while the latter two know nothing. Duke Ye's fear of letting his children go astray was interpreted by the latter two as an ambition to usurp the throne. The article also mentioned that Duke Ye once discussed with his nephews whether to retire and return to their hometown. On the one hand, he felt that the Ji family might not be able to suppress the Yellow Emperor and could not win the fight. On the other hand, Ye Guogong felt that he was worthy of the late emperor Shenzong. Chunjia was a good emperor who could govern the world well, but his sons and nephews strongly opposed it. This is the so-called "dragon slayer will eventually become an evil dragon" as mentioned before. Not everyone is willing to let go of power after holding it for a long time. The younger generation of the Ji family has begun to dream about changing the dynasty to the emperor and the prince. How is it possible for them to return home as a family and become rich men. Duke Ye Guo is also getting older. Although he is still the leader of the Ji family, he cannot make a decisive decision. As you get older, your prestige will become more and more important, but it is inevitable that the weight of your words will gradually be lost to your sons and nephews. After all, you don't know when you will die, and your son and nephew can live for a long time. The people under my command must feel that as long as the son does not rebel against me, then I am loyal to him. Instead of offending the next head of the family for you, who will die of old age in who knows how many days, you might as well have a good relationship with the next generation of head of the family (the relationship between Yan Song and Yan Dang in the Ming Dynasty, the old Yan Song can no longer control Yan Dang).
I really didn't expect Yi Xing'en to be a traitor, but she might still be unwilling to give in. Her background is not much worse than that of Yun Fenghuang, but she can only rely on Yun Fenghuang so far. No wonder she is unwilling to give in.