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[Stories about Evil Women in Ancient Historical Materials]

[I saw a story about an ancient evil woman on the Internet. There was a woman named Fan in Hunan. She was known for her bad reputation. However, there was a scholar named Chen Liangjian.]

[He still insisted on marrying her as a concubine and treated her better than his wife, but Fan was not grateful and wanted more property.]

[So she and her father murdered her husband together. The author lamented the cruelty of Mrs. Fan and sympathized with Chen Liangjian's pitiful experience.]

After reading this story, Mu Yu felt that the woman named Fan was the most vicious, and she actually killed someone who was kind to her. However, when she read the comments below, her mind suddenly became clear.

"To put it another way, a scholar forced a commoner girl to be his concubine, and the woman and her family rose up in resistance and successfully took revenge."

"Le, knowing that she is bloodthirsty, you still force her to be your concubine. A concubine is a humiliating position. If she doesn't kill you, who else will she kill? [Shame on you R]"

"I have a question. Knowing that Fan was a bad person, why did he still marry her into the family, and even favor her more than the legitimate wife? Is this scholar in love? It shouldn't be that serious, right?"

"I'm afraid he wanted to invite someone in to murder someone, but ended up getting killed instead [doge] (my guess)"

"I don't need to tell you what kind of person it is to marry someone as a concubine and treat his concubine better than his wife."

"A beautiful venomous snake was well-known far and wide. Everyone knew it was poisonous, but a lustful man insisted on keeping it at home. He ignored the cat he had at home and just liked the snake. Later, it was bitten to death by the venomous snake. Who can he blame?"

"Really? He knew he was a bad guy but still approached him [snickering R]"

Is this man named Chen Liangjian really pitiful? He knew that Fan was a bad woman, but he still took her as his concubine. Did he really like her, or did he covet her beauty? Was this woman named Fan really willing to be his concubine? Or was she forced by Chen Liangjian?

He clearly married his wife first, but he was still thinking about the woman outside. After he brought her back, he favored his concubine over his wife and had no respect for her at all. Is such a man really worthy of sympathy?

Do other people feel pity for this man, or does the author of this story bring in the scumbag character Chen Liangjian to feel pity for him!

Aren't the truly pitiful people Fan and his unfavored wife?

This video caused a sensation in ancient times.

Many men in ancient times felt sorry for Chen Liangjian, thinking that he had given his true heart to a dog. He was so good to that bad woman, but the dog servant didn't know how to be grateful and even dared to kill his master. He was so heartless and treacherous. A woman like him deserved to be thrown into a pig cage!

The women in the comment section are all brainless. They don't look like they would behave themselves. They are so rebellious that they even dare to make excuses for that woman!

The women in ancient times who were gradually awakened by the influence of Tianmu: What? We think that man is not a good guy, so we are allowed to treat us as toys and make fun of us at will, and we are not allowed to resist at all!

What are you guys afraid of? What are you afraid of?

How can there be such unfairness in this world? We are all human beings, why should we women only be able to be the lowest class? Why can you men treat us like slaves with impunity!

……

Zhu Di, who had seen the Ming Dynasty being smeared by scholars, looked at the sky and said: Humph! Love-brained? How could those scholars be love-brained? They have so many tricks in their minds that they can turn black into white!

The boss said that the woman was not a good person, but he took her home as a concubine. Who would believe that he didn't have some shameful intentions?

This kind of shallow stuff can only deceive those naive girls who never go out of the house or those poor scholars who failed to pass the imperial examination and indulge in sexual fantasies all day long.

Anyone with a little common sense wouldn't believe this!