Why does Daji love her master? Is Daji a poor person?

Why does Daji love her master? Hmph, this question was suddenly asked, hehehe, because Daji loves the master, so Daji loves the master, is this okay?

Because it is to love its own master, animals have this characteristic, and they will be especially loyal to their familiar owners.

Because Daji's lines in Glory of Kings are that Daji will always accompany the master, and the master here is the player of the game itself, and Daji is the host of this game.

Because Daji is a fox and the owner is very good to the fox, the fox Daji will fall in love with the master and be loyal to the master for the rest of his life.

Because Daji is a woman who worships power, she has the ambition to be a queen, and in order to be able to be liked by her master, she will love her master very much.

Daji will always love her master because she was set to be ...... like this

Daji has her own personality, but it is not only Daji who has a personality. Many of us have our own personalities, and many of us actually live in our own personalities.

When talking about the topic of personality, I want to talk about some stories I have seen on the Internet recently.

Daji loves his master, and this is necessary, because all his glory is given to him by his master, so he will love his master in this way.

This is a line of the glory of kings, why Daji loves the master, the next sentence is because it is set like this. In other words, in the Glory of Kings, Daji is like a puppet or a robot, she is set.

Daji loves the master because the master has the right and wealth to satisfy Daji's wishes, and this master is the Shang Dynasty, building houses.

Why does Sudaji love his master? Because its owner can give her everything, everything she wants, its owner can give him, of course he will love its master, and its owner has power, and he can have whatever he wants.

It loves its owner is a condition of design, because the attribute of such a design in the game, it has such attributes, so it is the preference of the game designer.

Because his master is indeed very good to her, so he will fall in love with his master, everything has spirituality and feelings.

Because its owner can give her everything she wants, can help him bear everything, and tolerate everything, so he will be lucky under the protection of the master.

Daji loves the master, because Daji and the master grew up together since childhood, and the relationship is relatively deep, so Daji will love the master.

Why does Daji love his master mainly because of Daji's words? His life nature will be very romantic, and she loves her master mainly to him, and you adapt to a characteristic that does not want to be a person, a kind of life that lives together as an unsuitable person.

Of course, Su Daji is very fond of the king of business. Because the king of Shang is really good to Su Daji, he can meet all his needs, and he doesn't even want the whole country for him.

Because Daji is a fox, a human pet, and her owner treats her well, she loves her master.

Daji's love for the master is the voice of Daji in the king, this master refers to the player himself, and of course Daji loves his master.

Hello friend, the main story you are talking about is that Daji is because she had a constant fate with its owner in her previous life, so she came back to hug the great master's life-saving grace, so she loves her master.

Why did you bring it in and the master fight? The master replied that the net worth is just a character in the glory of kings. Daji's love for his master is a line of Daji in the glory of kings.

It's in the program.,So it's not for what to love the master.。 It's just because of the heroic lines that come with so much glory in Daji, no. What else?

Daji loves his master because he wants to find a backer and use it to protect himself.

Because it was its owner who saved him when it was in danger, it was grateful, and it got along for a long time, and it became affectionate for a long time.

Why does Daji love her master? This is because he likes the feeling of the emperor, his power is very big, what do you want?

Daji loves her master because she is also a woman, and no matter how vicious she is, she has the inherently weak side of a woman.

Because Daji is in love with Emperor Xin, the king of Zhou, is the master of Daji.

Because Daji likes her master, and in that era, if she has the right, she has everything, and if she doesn't love her master, does she have any other choice?

Daji can actually be said to be a poor person, and when the name "Daji" is mentioned, many people will unconsciously think of a ruthless, vicious and black-bellied vixen. The main reason why there is such an impression is that the appearance of Daji in the history books and in various ** poems and essays is like this, but as we all know, even historical materials may have great moisture, not to mention all kinds of ** full of virtual fantasies and "adding oil and vinegar", and the modern historiography has basically begun to change its attitude towards Zhenshu Dixin, who was maliciously smeared by history, and similarly, for Su Daji, many people have begun to think that she is actually just a poor person who has been maliciously smeared. Daji, the word Da, the daughter of Su Hu, the prince of the Su family, is similar to the identity of the county lord or princess, but even so, in feudal society, the children of the emperor or the princes are sometimes just a kind of royal Jingfeng of their father in politics and power can be exchanged, mortgaged, and **-like "goods" at any time.

Su Daji was unfortunate that she did not escape the fate of becoming a political victim, and she had to do her best to serve the leader of an enemy who often invaded and attacked her own country or her clan, and there was no need to dwell on what kind of mood and feeling such a situation would bring her. And if Su Daji already had an unforgettable love before she was forced to enter the palace, then the mental pressure she had to face and endure was even more conceivable.

Summary. Yes, Daji is a poor man. Daji is an ancient woman who was forced to marry the monarch of Yin Shang, but her husband did not love her and only used her as a tool to satisfy his political ends.

Daji was treated unfairly, her heart was hurt so much that she eventually had to commit suicide to end her suffering. The solution to this problem is to first build a fair society where everyone is treated fairly and cannot be discriminated against on the basis of gender, race, *etc. Second, it is necessary to establish an effective social welfare system so that everyone has adequate social security to ensure their basic right to life.

Finally, it is necessary to establish an effective legal system so that everyone can have fair judicial guarantees to ensure their legitimate rights and interests. Only in this way can problems such as Daji be effectively solved, so that everyone can be treated fairly and no longer be treated unfairly.

Yes, Daji is a poor man. Daji is an ancient woman who was forced to marry the monarch of Yin Shang, but her husband did not love her and only used her as a tool to satisfy his political ends. Daji was treated unfairly, and her heart was so hurt that she eventually had to commit suicide to end her pain.

The solution to this problem is to first build a fair society where everyone is treated fairly and cannot be discriminated against on the basis of gender, race, *etc. Second, it is necessary to establish an effective social welfare system so that everyone can receive adequate social security to ensure that their basic right to life is destroyed. Finally, it is necessary to establish an effective legal system so that everyone can have fair judicial guarantees to ensure their legitimate rights and interests.

Only in this way can problems such as Daji be effectively solved, so that everyone can be treated fairly and no longer be treated unfairly.

Can you tell us more about that?

It's a joke, Daji is a poor man. Daji is a fictional character in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, a victim of delusional murder who is forced to serve Qin Shi Huang and eventually becomes an abandoned concubine. She used to be a beautiful princess, but because of Qin Shi Huang's cruelty, she could only become a pitiful person in the end.

Daji's experience also reflects the unfairness of the society at that time, where women were greatly oppressed, and they had no rights of their own and could only be at the mercy of others, and Daji was a typical example. Daji's story is also used to warn people not to forget history, not to make the same mistakes again, and to give women the respect they deserve in society.