Raising Children in the Eighth Prince's Household
清穿之八爷后院养包子
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- 2.5M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
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- 6y ago
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#Transmigrate to the Qing Dynasty as Yin Zhen’s son and become Kangxi’s son
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The male lead dotes exclusively on the female lead, who isn't a self-sacrificing do-gooder.
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Looking for books like The Ghost Who Worked in Empresses in the Palace. Please, nothing too frustrating. And nothing really disgusting, like books where Old Ruyi babbles on and somehow has a great life. Thanks!
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Wasn't she a close friend of the Fourth Prince's wife? Knowing full well that Honghui in history would die, why didn't she subtly hint at it? Didn't she feel sad watching her sister's only child die?
The story is heartwarming, but after reading too many novels about monogamy, I found it hard to continue. It's not that it's bad; it might have been normal in that era, something that couldn't be changed, but personally, I just couldn't stand it.
The female protagonist always gives the middle finger to the sky whenever something happens, and then feels self-satisfied after the problem is solved, thinking that the Bodhisattva was moved by her piety... What's with the trend of split personality in novel writing these days?
This article has generated much debate and diverse opinions. Many feel the time-traveling female protagonist has too much involvement in domestic affairs and is completely ineffective in court matters. Furthermore, the protagonist's health is too weak; she's constantly ill and recuperating.
It wasn't easy for the author to portray the Eighth Prince in a Qing Dynasty story, but she's clearly a loving mother figure, having altered the Eighth Prince's character and even given the female lead a child. Historically, the Eighth Prince's wife had nothing; if she did, she probably wouldn't have felt so disappointed and defeated.
Having read many Qing Dynasty time-travel novels, I feel that the wife of the Eighth Prince has the most arduous life, having to face his suspicion and distrust! I've only just started reading this one, so I don't know how to comment yet. Looking forward to the author's feedback.
The female protagonist, Chi Xiaohe, is a transmigrator; she's a modern person, so her thinking is definitely more modern. Even if she traveled back in time, there were many things she hadn't dealt with in the modern world, and she resolved certain issues independently. Although the Eighth Prince sometimes interfered, isn't that normal? They were husband and wife, which adds to the story's appeal.
The further you watch, the more pretentious the female lead becomes. It feels like the whole thing is just her self-contradiction and inner turmoil, which is exhausting to watch. She knows she's traveled back to the Qing Dynasty, yet she still insists on doing this and that to the Eighth Prince...
I'm a total fan now! I watched it all the way to the end and still wanted more. Although the female lead doesn't have all the special abilities of other transmigration novel heroines and doesn't achieve anything particularly remarkable, I just love her. That's normal, okay? Great!
It's just so-so, not much different from other Qing Dynasty time-travel stories. The ending, where the protagonist even ascends the throne, is quite disappointing. Initially, the author didn't clarify it was a parallel world, but later it contradicted history.