Qingyun Road

The rebellion between King Huai, King Chu, and King Xiang makes sense, but the conspiracy between Princess Qi and the Jiang family in the third volume is a bit blind. Without military power, without the support of the court ministers, with less than 2 million in money and the remnants of some of the Luo family's petty officials and a few dead soldiers, the Jiang family imagined that they could use some of the scheming tricks of a housewife to usurp the throne. Isn't it a bit too imaginative to think that the emperor and the court ministers are both dead? I don't like the plot of the third volume... I have to endure it to see Sister Qing's final ending.

I feel like the heroine is very stupid sometimes. When people say she is the concubine of the King of Chu, she will be suspicious. When people say she is the daughter of the emperor, she also knows that she and the queen look alike, because she lived in the palace of the prince of Chu when she was a child, and the princess of Chu chased her. , She thought she was the concubine of the King of Chu and his concubine, but later she was told that she was a princess. She actually imagined that she was the illegitimate daughter of the King of Chu's concubine and the emperor. She had obviously imagined that she was a concubine, but she became stupid later. Sometimes it feels quite artificial

Just seeing the results is over. . . .

To torture or not?

Don't know how

Just so so, come on

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Not bad96

It's okay, although there are two old ladies who are the princess's wives behind and are causing trouble.

It seems like I've seen it before but it's pretty good