A Cheat-Code Life in the Imperial Harem

At first I thought that the emperor asked Qian Qing to go to the suburbs because the second prince's plan succeeded and Qian Yan was successfully plotted. The emperor wanted to protect Qian Qing and Qian Yan without making any announcement, so he asked Qian Qing to come to the suburbs as an excuse. Later, Eunuch Su was on the way. I was urged to think that the emperor was overthinking it, and prepared a surprise apology for Qian Qing; later, I thought that the stabbing was designed by the second prince; in the end, I realized that I was stupid, and I did not understand Qi Yao in this story at all. It was me who overestimated the emperor's favor, I overestimated Qianqing's status in Qi Yao's heart, and I overestimated the emperor's feelings. The most ruthless emperor's family, all the favors in the past are all in vain. When buying a person who knows everything about the future and the past, she thinks she is not his beloved concubine, his Qing'er. Maybe, he once had her in his heart; maybe, he always had her in his heart; maybe, his clear words contained regret and heartache. However, in his heart, before Qian Qing's death, the power in the world was greater than Qian Qing's. But so what if I regret it? He felt so sad when he saw her die in the fantasy, but he felt so heartless in reality. After all, he lost her as completely as in the fantasy. In fact, "Qian Qing" later fell in love with Qi Yao, but this love had only sprouted and not grown, so it lost its vitality and opportunity. But, does Qi Yao really like his cousin Qian Qing? If he hadn't gotten along with Qian Qing later, would Qi Yao really be so sad when he saw his cousin Qian Qing die in the fantasy world in his previous life? (Originally, I was a bit reluctant to give it four stars, but after reading it, I felt that maybe this is the author's ingenuity and intention. Maybe the author gives us space to think and imagine. In this way, my initial hypothesis is not wrong, but the subsequent hypothesis is more convincing to me.)

It's so good. I'm looking forward to the next article. I always feel that there is more content behind it. It should be the second one!

Part two! ! ! Part two! ! ! The author must write a second part. I really like this book. I really want to read the second part. Finally, I want to ask: Will the author write a second part? Looking forward to the author's reply

This book is really awesome, really awesome! The whole text is very interesting, and the author's descriptions are also very good, but I never thought that this was actually a systematic text. The last article scared me to death. It was so awesome that I was defeated! ! !

Oh my god, this book is amazing. Really nice to see the family! Really pretty! !

I originally thought it was a pretty good traditional palace-fighting book, but I didn't expect the ending to be worth a negative score, so 5-1⭐ Generally speaking, the power struggles between women and the hypocrisy between the heroine and the emperor are well distributed. The former may not necessarily be the most brilliant argument, but at least it doesn't feel too naive to read. The latter has a very good texture, with both the indifference of playing on the spot and the residual warmth of true love. But in addition to the lingering beauty skin on the surface, at the core, she is still a harem woman pursuing power and nobility with her beauty and "sincerity". The most important thing is that the heroine is in a high position from the beginning and lacks the excitement and sense of gain of multi-level promotion, but unexpectedly this can be watched and it feels pretty good.

When I read it in the middle and later stages, this article gave me the same feeling as watching Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, a bit like a successful version of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. At the same time, I was glad that the emperor was affectionate enough and not hypocritical and arrogant like Qianlong. Only when I saw it later did I realize that I was careless. All the emperors in the world are the same: they love but not love enough. The emperor loved the innocent and kind-hearted concubine who looked at him, gave birth to his children, and was never the kind-hearted, stubborn and somewhat dull Qian Qing. In such a situation where love is inherently unequal, maybe the lack of love between the two of them is more acceptable to me than false affection. I think that maybe Concubine Shu was a little attracted to the emperor at the beginning, but maybe this tendency was snuffed out at the beginning. That's why Concubine Shu could become the person in the emperor's heart so perfectly. This kind of love is like a castle built on the beach. No matter how grand and powerful it is, it is destined to collapse from the moment it is built.

The ending shocked me 😳 But it's still a novel worth reading, but I still hope there will be a second one

It's really good\(//∇//)\But can the author publish another book with the female protagonist and Prince Gong? Really, he is so affectionate (//∇//) I haven't met such an affectionate male partner in a long time

4. I finished it. It looks great. I hope there will be a next one✌✌