Why did Lin Ruofu and the Eldest Princess have Lin Wan 'er?

Lin Ruofu and the Eldest Princess had Lin Wan 'er because they once had an affair. The Eldest Princess loved the Qing Emperor, but the Qing Emperor fell in love with Ye Qingmei. In order to stay in the Palace to accompany the Qing Emperor, the Eldest Princess chose to have an affair with Lin Ruofu. They came to an agreement that the Eldest Princess would help Lin Ruofu rise to become the Prime Minister, and Lin Ruofu would help the Eldest Princess gain power. In order to win Lin Ruofu's support, the Eldest Princess decided to devote herself to him and finally gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. The Eldest Princess's goal was to use Lin Wan 'er to control Lin Ruofu and expand her power in the capital. Therefore, Lin Ruofu and the Eldest Princess had Lin Wan 'er out of their desire for power and their plan.

The Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu had Lin Wan 'er because they once had an affair. Eldest Princess Li Yunrui and Lin Ruofu developed into secret lovers and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. However, they had no intention of getting married. The Eldest Princess rejected Lin Ruofu's proposal because she wanted to stay in the capital and be with the Qing Emperor. If they got married, Lin Ruofu's status would be restricted. Thus, the Eldest Princess chose to give birth to Lin Wan 'er before marriage to control the power of the palace treasury and expand her power in the capital. This arrangement gave Lin Ruofu a chance to display his talent and eventually became the Prime Minister of the Qing Kingdom. Therefore, Lin Ruofu and the Eldest Princess had Lin Wan 'er out of consideration for power and benefits, not true feelings.

The Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu had Lin Wan 'er because they once had an affair. Eldest Princess Li Yunrui and Lin Ruofu developed into secret lovers and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. However, they had no intention of getting married. The Eldest Princess rejected Lin Ruofu's proposal because she wanted to stay in the capital and be with the Qing Emperor.

The Eldest Princess gave birth to Lin Wan 'er because she had an affair with Lin Ruofu. The Eldest Princess loved the Qing Emperor, but the Qing Emperor fell in love with Ye Qingmei. In order to stay in the Palace to accompany the Qing Emperor, the Eldest Princess chose to have an affair with Lin Ruofu. They came to an agreement that the Eldest Princess would help Lin Ruofu rise to become the Prime Minister, and Lin Ruofu would help the Eldest Princess gain power. The Eldest Princess's goal was to use Lin Wan 'er to control Lin Ruofu and expand her power in the capital. Thus, the Eldest Princess had given birth to Lin Wan 'er out of her desire and plan for power.

The relationship between Lin Ruofu and the Eldest Princess was based on the consideration of mutual use and power. The Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu to expand her power in the capital, helping him become the Prime Minister and giving birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. Lin Ruofu also expressed that there was no love between them. The Eldest Princess only fancied his status and power. Their relationship was more like an exchange of power and interests than a true love story. Thus, they finally broke off.

The relationship between the Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu was not a true love story, but a consideration of mutual use and power. The Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu to expand her power in the capital, grooming him to become a prime minister who had been a scholar, and gave birth to a daughter, Lin Wan 'er. Lin Ruofu also expressed that there was no love between them and that the Eldest Princess was just using him. Thus, the relationship between the Eldest Princess and Lin Ruofu was for the sake of power and benefits, not true love. Not satisfied with watching dramas? Interested in the main character of the main characters, Ye Qingmei? Please click on the link below to see the wonderful content of Ye Qingmei's Diary!

It wasn't that the Eldest Princess didn't like Lin Wan 'er, but she cared more about her own power and interests. The Eldest Princess 'love was self-centered. She pursued power and sent Wan' er away so as not to drag her daughter down. Although she might not want Wan 'er to be involved in a dangerous situation, her actions were also interpreted as indifference and concern for Wan' er. Therefore, the Eldest Princess did not like Lin Wan 'er because she cared more about her own interests and power than true motherly love.

It wasn't that the Eldest Princess didn't like Lin Wan 'er, but she cared more about her own power and interests. The Eldest Princess 'love was self-centered. She pursued power and sent Wan' er away so as not to drag her daughter down. Although she might not be willing to let Wan 'er get involved in a dangerous situation, her actions were also interpreted as indifference and lack of concern for Wan' er. The specific reason might be that the Eldest Princess wanted to attract the Qing Emperor's attention and used Lin Ruofu to gain power. Wan 'er's existence might interfere with her plans. However, regarding the Eldest Princess's attitude towards Lin Wan 'er, there were different views in the documents. Some documents indicated that the Eldest Princess truly cared and loved Wan' er, while others believed that the Eldest Princess was more concerned about her own power and interests and was indifferent to Wan 'er. Therefore, the Eldest Princess did not have a clear answer to Lin Wan 'er's likes and dislikes.

It wasn't that the Eldest Princess didn't like Lin Wan 'er, but she cared more about her own power and interests. The Eldest Princess 'love was self-centered. She pursued power and sent Wan' er away so as not to drag her daughter down. Although she might not want Wan 'er to be involved in a dangerous situation, her actions were also interpreted as indifference and concern for Wan' er. The Eldest Princess's private life and desire for power made her attitude towards Wan 'er complicated. She was both concerned and useful. Therefore, the reason why the Eldest Princess disliked Lin Wan 'er was that she cared more about her own power and interests.

It wasn't that the Eldest Princess didn't like Lin Wan 'er, but she cared more about her own power and interests. The Eldest Princess 'love was self-centered. She pursued power and sent Wan' er away so as not to drag her daughter down. Although she might not be willing to let Wan 'er get involved in a dangerous situation, her actions were also interpreted as indifference and lack of concern for Wan' er.