The Biography of Concubine Xi from the Qing Palace

Personally, I like this book very much. It is not just about palace battles, but about the description of situations. Scenery, clothing, hair accessories, and jewelry are all interspersed with descriptions. There are also detailed descriptions of food. This shows the author's seriousness. Some novels do not include a single description of clothing. Nor does it say that the protagonist has a strong aura and slowly grows up.

My favorite is a narration: Mo Yu once asked Ling Ruo, who was already the Imperial Concubine Xi, if Ling Ruo could exchange her current honor and favor for the day Honghui died. Ling Ruo's answer was yes.

It took me seven months to finally finish reading this book. The author is really great. This is the longest book I have ever read. The relationship between Ling Ruo and Yong Zheng went through twists and turns, but they were finally happy. In exchange for a lifetime of no doubt, the same goes for Xia Yue. Although the initial encounter was full of calculations, it was rare to get Qianlong's true love in the end. Behind the calculations of the government were the tragic lives of countless women in the harem. Compared with them, women today are really much happier.

It was so well written that I almost cried when Yongzheng passed away. When Ling Yao became a monk, my heart was also tugged. . . It's so wonderful that I can't express it in words. Only the following poem can express my feelings. They become husband and wife, and there is no doubt about their love for each other. Joy is in this evening, and grace is in good times. On a long journey, what will happen when you look up at night? All the ginseng and dust are gone. I will say goodbye now. We are on the battlefield, but we haven't seen each other for a long time. Shake hands and let out a long sigh, crying to make a living. Love Chunhua with all your strength, and don't forget the happy moments. Life is a time to come back, death is a longing for love.

I particularly like "The Biography of Concubine Xi of the Qing Dynasty", especially the volume about Hongli and Xianyue. I would rather believe in the real history. Hongli loved Empress Nala, she loved her very much.

I feel that this character setting is very close to history. It should be quite good-looking!

It's really a good novel. If you like palace battles, you can read it. You can also read Shuhuang.

I think this book is very good. Every time I read it, I feel like I'm watching TV.

I really like this type, thank you to the author

If it's late, it's too late. If it's late, it's too late. This can't be changed. If you deceive yourself, you're just a poor person. If you had known about it today, why did you do it in the first place? What's the use of being an emperor if you protect your wife and children? The emperor did not betray the whole world, but he betrayed his wife and children. After all, he is just a poor person, but he is so pitiful. Who can understand the pity of the queen (the second queen)?