The Tough Daily Life of the Princess in Qing Dynasty

When I watched the beginning, I thought the heroine just wanted to change her original destiny and live happily with the prince, even if the prince was not the emperor. And she succeeded, but it was really heartbreaking to break up with the prince later and become a queen. Of course, the heroine herself has her own problems. She is too strong. A life-long relationship is a modern idea, but this is in a feudal society. Although the prince was deposed and imprisoned to death, and he became a local emperor overseas and temporarily became a life-long relationship, it was a feudal dynasty. After a calm conversation, maybe the heroine will forgive, at least it won't be so stiff, but two proud people are together, and neither of them bows their heads, causing the two of them to miss each other. In the final analysis, both people are at fault. The heroine seems to have forgotten that she is in a feudal dynasty. Her status as a princess and her golden finger who knows the history make her more and more involved in the prince's affairs. In the end, she is betrayed by the hero, taking away most of the troops, and finally stabbed in the back. I have to say that I think the end of the novel is a bit sadistic. The two people who lost the kingdom ended up feeling hurt for the rest of their lives (perhaps only the prince was sad, after all, the heroine had so many things to do, how could she have time to think about these things?) (Purely personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you)

Unlike other books of this type, it is very interesting! There is a gap between different concepts. The male and female protagonists are not on the same channel. The ending is quite good. The male protagonist still did not realize his mistake. Things are different and people are different!

Yinreng is sincere to her, she can't be like this, she was fine in the early stage, but she won't like her later

They say you don't care about someone's past when you love them! But I have gone through so much, and all the hardships have come to an end! The prince has become like that! I don't want them to get back together at all. I hope the heroine will get divorced and fall in love like the new women in today's society! I hope the author will arrange a good man for the heroine who will stay with her until death.

The so-called life is like a play, and play is like life! People are making choices throughout their lives. One thought is heaven and the other is hell. What a wonderful princess who is different, her character is so to my liking. It should be so straightforward. When I care about you, you are a treasure. When I don't care, you are just a piece of grass. To put it bluntly, the reason why the prince is today is entirely due to Mo Qing. Without her, the prince would have followed the old path of history, or he would have died during the disaster relief mission, and the grass on his grave might be half as tall as a person. This is not enough, you can't control your belt, you really deserve it! Originally, Mo Qing felt aggrieved by following the prince. There was only one possibility for following the prince, but if she left the prince, there would be thousands of possibilities. What a great job! There is no need to keep my sister here, I have my own place to keep my sister! Always support Mo Qing! Come on!

The final ending is a bit hard to describe. I just want to know that the heroine is actually an actress. Why is she not a movie queen? I think her early desire for a couple and the male protagonist's betrayal were all for paving the way for her to "become an emperor" later. Although the ending of this book is not perfect, it is rarely a selling point. At least it is a breath of fresh air among all the novels! 😂😂😂😂

First of all, I would like to declare that I do not have any malicious slander or criticism! Just a personal opinion! Hope everyone knows! After reading the first two chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. Although it is a story set in the Qing Dynasty, it is still set in the Qing Dynasty. Although the heroine comes from modern times and does not have such feudal ideas, the three obediences and four virtues, and the supremacy of imperial power, but you have just arrived in the Qing Dynasty and you are cautious in everything. You can't be so... Presumptuous? ! Bar! Are you afraid that no one will suspect you? Aren't you afraid that people won't recognize you as your original self? I really don't know what the heroine has the confidence to be so "unbridled". Of course, I have only read two chapters, which may be taken out of context, and my views may be one-sided. Maybe the later chapters will be exciting, but, sorry, I have no desire to read on. That's it. Let me reiterate: there is no malice, slander or criticism! Just personal feelings!

I think this Crown Princess has done a very good job. How much have you paid for this Prince? It turns out that the Crown Prince still can't control his lower body. Then the Crown Princess can do without him. She has a daughter and is capable. Why should she wrong herself?

In fact, I quite admire the heroine. It's a different kind of story. It's very good. I originally thought it was a romance. In the end, it's the queen's counterattack, but the ending is a bit rushed. What I admire about the heroine is how she treats the hero's betrayal. Once you've been unfaithful, you won't tolerate it a hundred times. Once you promise, you must keep it. If you can't do it, don't promise it.

I have to say that this kind of article is difficult to write. I hope the author will persevere.