Do you really think that you can really understand the harem of the Qing Dynasty by watching a few TV series such as "The Legend of Zhen Huan" and "Step by Step"?
Do you think that as long as you look more pure and beautiful, you can charm the emperor or this prince or that brother to death and turn everything upside down?
Do you think that as long as the emperor likes you, you can be alone in the world and don't have to worry about anything? Don't you have to be afraid of anything?
Do you really think that these emperors of the Qing Dynasty were really not very intelligent and allowed themselves to be manipulated by a few women who had not read many books and dressed up all day long to cheat and kidnap them?
Do you really think that with your emotional intelligence and IQ, you will be able to move up and down in a place like the Qing harem, and live your whole life safely?
Guys, after reading this book, stop daydreaming!
Reader comments
It's okay to be a fantasy palace-fighting wild history, but some places are not historically accurate.
This book is like a harem survival manual, which reveals the mystery of the Forbidden City. It makes people understand that life in the harem is not only about glory and wealth, but also about the risks of walking on thin ice. The characters have different personalities and various methods. Just like Zhen Huan in "The Legend of Zhen Huan", she needs enough wisdom and skill to survive in the harem. However, unlike Ruoxi in "Bu Bu Jing Xin", the characters in this book are more realistic and complex. Overall, this is a very interesting book, recommended to friends who like palace dramas.
It's okay to be a fantasy palace-fighting wild history, but some places are not historically accurate.
This book is like a harem survival manual, which reveals the mystery of the Forbidden City. It makes people understand that life in the harem is not only about glory and wealth, but also about the risks of walking on thin ice. The characters have different personalities and various methods. Just like Zhen Huan in "The Legend of Zhen Huan", she needs enough wisdom and skill to survive in the harem. However, unlike Ruoxi in "Bu Bu Jing Xin", the characters in this book are more realistic and complex. Overall, this is a very interesting book, recommended to friends who like palace dramas.
My heart tightened when I saw it
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good