Leisurely

Dear friends, I just want to seriously ask if this book is good. Dear friends who are passing by, please answer it.

The male protagonist and the female protagonist are 1v1, is it clean?

I thought it was interesting after reading the introduction, so I clicked in and read it. The overall feeling is not bad, but some plots go too fast, such as the death of the heroine's grandfather, and only a few scenes are passed. Also, the author's historical knowledge is not up to par. There were three queens in Kangxi. The first was Hesheli, the granddaughter of Sony, who was also the niece of Suo'etu. This queen gave birth to two sons, the first died in infancy, and the second was the future crown prince Yinreng. She died in childbirth after giving birth to Yinreng. She died at the age of less than 22 years. She was the youngest among the queens of the Qing Dynasty to die, and the only queen to die due to dystocia. The second queen, Niu Hulu, was the daughter of the assistant minister Er Bilong and the successor of Kangxi. However, she only served as queen for half a year before she died of illness. She had no children and was only 25 years old when she died. The third queen, Tong Jiashi, is the daughter of Tong Guowei and the cousin of Kangxi. She served as the imperial concubine for several years, that is, the deputy queen. She commanded the Sixth Palace when the position of queen was vacant. She was not officially canonized as queen until she was critically ill. She died a day later. She was in her early thirties when she died. Tong Jiashi gave birth to a daughter who later died in infancy. It is worth mentioning that Yongzheng raised her for several years. I found this on the Internet, so the "Queen of One Day" and Yongzheng's adoptive mother are both the heroine herself.

Doesn't it mean rebirth? Why have I read more than 30 chapters and yet there is no mention of the male protagonist being reborn? If the male protagonist is not reborn, how can he be called the biggest boss of the rebirth? ? To be honest, there are many shortcomings. Since the heroine has been reborn and has space, why has it been useless for more than a year? Although you are a brat, you are not an ordinary brat. Even the heroine's grandfather died inexplicably. In the previous chapter, the heroine was still alive and kicking, but then died suddenly. This is too fake. The heroine just eats and sleeps all day long and thinks about random things. There is no sense of the text at all. This is just my personal opinion, I can only say what I like

It's too ridiculous. The author's historical knowledge is completely inadequate, and the titles in it are all random. In the early Qing Dynasty, there was no wife who called uncle's wife called aunt. She is not a Han Chinese. I can't stand it and abandoned the article.

Not bad, good-looking! !

The story is very good... The author's description skills are good

Although the history is crooked, I really like it~

There is no distinction between the pit and the kang. Who lives in the pit??

The content is good, but there are a lot of typos. It's very tiring to read. You have to understand the meaning and form the words yourself, such as Kang☞Keng🤗