The Story of Consort Ling in Qianlong's Harem

It's really beautiful! It's just that Queen Fucha in the first and middle chapters made me bored, so I really like the content after chapter 400. I don't know why so many people say that "The Legend of Qianlong's Harem" is like "Story of Yanxi Palace". Come on, the two books are about the same period and the same characters, so they are somewhat similar. Moreover, this book started being serialized in 2015, so it's hard to say who looks like whom.

This is exactly the story of Yanxi Palace, but Wei Yingluo has been changed to Wei Hongyan, and Fucha Rongyin has been changed to Fucha Anyi.

It's beautiful, but the process is a bit tortuous. I feel sorry for the queen, I feel sorry for the beauty, I feel sorry for Fu Heng, my God, I feel sorry for so many people, and my heart is almost exhausted🌚🌚

This story is what I must read every day before going to bed. The emperor is the emperor. No matter how old he is, he is still the same love-minded person. How wonderful it would be if Empress Fucha had not been impulsive. How happy Hongyan and Fu Heng would be.

Qianlong and his concubine in the book are true love, they love and trust each other deeply, they are precious and beautiful! How they are in history is not something we can judge! I hope readers don't confuse the two! After all, this is a novel [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]

Another pair of useless male and female protagonists. The Concubine Xian here is the useless Concubine Xian who lost Hailan in the Legend of Ruyi. The Concubine Ling is also the new Concubine Ling, and Zhalong is also the useless Zhalong from Ruyi's Legend. The concubine's suffering is all due to three big things, Fu Cha and Zha Long Niu Gulu. Zha Long never plays any role in helping the heroine. He and the hypocritical Fu Cha are full of sexual tension. The heroine's CP is very comparable to anyone else's, such as Fu Heng, Fu Heng's wife Ruyin, He Jing, Yu Fei, Xian Fei, and Shu Fei. Is Ru Yin the real male protagonist in this novel? I think the two of them know each other and meet each other completely because the male and female protagonists know each other and meet each other. Ru Yin has more scenes than Zha Long, and Zha Long is just a peripheral tool. Ruyin's name goes well with Hongyan, and the two of them spent more time lying on the same bed than Zha Long Fu Heng's bed. Fu Heng is the most masculine in the whole story, and Zha Long is a big deal, and he is a good match for Fu Cha.

Fu Heng, who has been guarding beauty all his life, Ru Yin, who has been with Fu Heng all his life, Hong Yan, who has been in the palace all his life, Hong Li, who has always liked to eat secretly but has a guilty conscience, the princess who has always hit the nail on the head, and the queen mother, who has never given up in her life, their stories have ended here.

This is the most playful male protagonist I have ever read in a Gongdou novel, but I have to admit that it is very realistic and sometimes very sad to watch.

It's really good to watch. It's the same as "Story of Yanxi Palace", but the characters in it have opposite personalities.

The more I read this set of books, the more confused I became. I always felt that it was a series of Qing Dynasty palace works written by a good author, Asuo, which I had read before, but I couldn't believe it. After all, the character portrayal in it, especially the Queen Mother (Concubine Xi), had changed too much, and the writing was obviously rougher than I thought. A lot of related words such as "but", "and" and "but" were used, but they were obviously not used well. In some places, there was even a sense of incomprehensible sentences. It was very uncomfortable to read, and I wanted to give up several times. I couldn't help but click on the author's work list in the book details, and found that the author is indeed Asuo. The entire series currently includes "Palace Eaves" with the Borjijit family (Dayu'er) as the protagonist during the Qing Dynasty and the Shunzhi Dynasty, "A Kind of Harem Called the Concubine" with the Wu Ya family (Lan Qi) as the protagonist, and "The Legend of the Imperial Concubine of Qianlong's Harem" in the Qianlong Dynasty with Wei Jia (Beautiful Beauty) as the protagonist. Disappointed and shocked, I think about it after all, with "The Virtuous Concubine" in front of me. I always feel that the author's writing level is not such a big gap. Maybe it is because of the rush to finish the manuscript. Maybe Tomato directly included the serialized version and did not make it to the final version? I continued reading with expectation, and sure enough, as I looked at it, I found that the second half seemed to have been revised, and the text was much smoother. The author's gentle and plain writing style gradually emerged, and the psychological description of the characters was delicate and tactful, getting closer and closer to the level of "The Virtuous Concubine". However, in terms of plot, the changes in the Queen Mother's temperament are getting more and more drastic, and she is completely different from Lin Gege in "The Virtuous Concubine". Maybe something happened in the story of the Yongzheng Dynasty that is missing in this series. I hope the author will complete it one day.