
Your Lordship, That Concubine Is Causing Trouble Again
启禀九爷,那小妾又作妖了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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427Chapters
279Reads · 30 days
250.3kReads · all time
6.8Score
30Listens
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This book is absolutely amazing! 😍😍 But it's also incredibly heart-wrenching, especially the very end, which was the most painful part. I was silently shedding tears while reading it. 😭😭 In the story, there's one character I dislike the most: the Thirteenth Prince, Yinxiang.
This book is truly excellent; the writing style and plot are both superb. I read it from beginning to end, without missing a single word or skipping any chapters. There's no wasted words or unnecessary chapters. The rating is too low; this book is truly worth over 9.5. I personally think it's on par with, or even better than, the widely acclaimed "Xi Hua Zhi."
The story is good, but it almost made people furious. The melodramatic, mutually abusive love story, the distrust, the miscarriage—it all happened at once! Thankfully, I didn't finish it; I skipped the middle and watched the finale. I almost choked on my own anger!
This book is so good. I cried for the love between Yinzhen and Zhou Lanyang, and my heart ached for Fifth Prince Yinqi. He truly loved Zhou Lanyang; he respected her, trusted her, cherished her, and understood her. The more I read, the more heartbroken I became. I felt a real sense of powerlessness. History cannot be changed; the victor is king, the loser is villain. Everyone understands this, but still…
It's alright, but sometimes I feel the female lead is a bit too love-struck. Fifth Master is really quite good.
Don't let the angst alone discourage you from reading this book!!! It's amazing!!! (Writing this review with tears in my eyes) I ended up reading this book by mistake. I had discovered it before and was attracted by the synopsis, but the comments section discouraged me. In the end, I decided to give it a try. I only like slightly angsty stories.
I thought it was very good. It was my first time reading a Qing Dynasty time-travel novel, and it was alright. It's probably normal for men to have multiple wives and concubines, but you get used to it. The writing is excellent, and the character relationships are well-developed. I was just so heartbroken when Zhou Qinghe died; I cried so much!
It's really good. It brought tears to my eyes. The epilogue introduced the final ending. Reading this novel made me realize that even if you know someone else's ending, you can't arbitrarily change it. You have to change it silently. Sometimes, even if someone doesn't have that thought, if you tell them the ending, they will silently have that thought. You will be pushing the course of history. — Finished reading this book at 3:39 AM on May 8, 2023. Leaving this as encouragement!
I thought a woman capable of killing a dog with a swift stroke must be ruthless, but I never imagined she'd meet such a tragic end. It's not unlike the drama "Scarlet Heart," it's incredibly depressing. Five stars are for the author's hard work.
It started with the typical time-travel trope, but gradually it became captivating, drawing the viewer in to see the female lead's choices. I absolutely loved Yinqi's gentleness and his selfless devotion to the female lead; it's just a shame he met her too late. But in the end, the female lead died in his arms, and I cried.