A Qing Dynasty Noble Consort's Glorious Reign

It's very interesting. I like this kind of harem story that doesn't talk about relationships and is more realistic. I hope the heroine has more sons to consolidate her status hahahahahahaha

This score is a bit low. I spent a day chasing it today and I personally feel it should be above 9.2. I was almost persuaded to give up at around 8:00. Sisters, believe me, keep watching, it's really good-looking! I will write a short composition after the author is finished.

I like this kind of steady and smart heroine. I can tell you that I don't have a good impression of Concubine De in the novel. The same goes for this article. It's too bad for Xiaosi. I just put it aside after using her openly. I hope the heroine and her children will have a good relationship with Xiaosi.

The heroine is very sober. It's a very good article. You may not understand the names of the characters, but it's very interesting. Each character has his or her own personality, and it's also relatively consistent with history. Of course, don't be too obsessed with it.

Very good. There is no halo of the heroine, but there are also a lot of intrigues. It is very real. The only bad thing is that the update is too slow, and I hope the heroine can have a cute little princess.

A good-looking, unpretentious Gong Douwen. I like this kind of Gong Douwen who has no golden fingers, no system, no space to play tricks with his brain, and climbs up step by step. It is very down-to-earth, very normal, great 👍👍❤️[like post][please update]

The author's writing style is very good, and it also fully demonstrates the harem battles, nine sons competing for the heir, the emperor's ruthless and passionate character, who loves beauties but loves the country more than himself. The female protagonist should fall in love with the male protagonist in the end, not love, but just get used to the male protagonist's personal existence. After all, she is already old. It is precisely because she doesn't love that she can wholeheartedly support the sons born to the concubines after the male protagonist confesses her love, and she is not sad because she will be a concubine and not a legitimate wife until her death. Although the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist midway, he still favored the concubines and still gave birth to children, and asked the female protagonist to help raise their children. Although the male protagonist says he loves the female protagonist, but not deeply, maybe it is just a preference. After all, the male protagonist is a philanthropic person. This can be seen from the fact that he continues to favor others and continue to have children. In daily life, he has never seen what kind of temperament the heroine has from ancient times to modern times. He has made various random manipulations in the marriage of the heroine's two sons against the heroine's wishes. He has considered various restrictions on the heroine's family and has not given the title of queen. These points can be concluded: He does not love the heroine that much, but he is a little more partial to other concubines. It can be said that it is really sad to travel to the Kangxi Dynasty, and it is also a bit sad to meet the male protagonist in modern times. After all, the male protagonist is still a self-centered character, but I hope that the modern female protagonist can be beautiful alone. Personally, I think the sweet spot of the story is that the heroine is a little better than in history, her son can become the emperor, and she didn't die early. The rest is pretty much the same as in history. After reading the whole book, I feel as follows: After the son ascends the throne, the male and female protagonists leave for Jiangnan. The sole favor at this time has no meaning, because they are already 5-60 years old, and the female protagonist is no longer needed. She is already the queen mother and deserves a better old age instead of accompanying an old man. If the male protagonist misses it when he is middle-aged, he will miss it. If the male protagonist has given more consideration to the female protagonist since he fell in love, maybe the female protagonist will also fall in love with the male protagonist, so it is not worthy of the female protagonist's companionship in his later years. Fortunately, the heroine was always awake and did not fall in love with the hero just because of this, which is great. Although overall, the heroine has no characteristics, raising her own son and raising other people's sons in obscurity.

The male protagonist of this book fits the typical image of an ancient emperor. He is a scumbag, passionate and ruthless, long-term and short-tempered. The author also thoughtfully mentions the details of the female protagonist's bedtime service. Although there is not much meat, it also makes it difficult for readers to think of the details of other concubines' bedtime service. He focuses on describing the warm daily life of the male and female protagonists. I like this writing method very much. 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘[Rolling eyes][Rolling eyes][Rolling eyes][Rolling eyes][Rolling eyes]😘[Rolling eyes]😘[Rolling eyes][Rolling eyes][Rolling eyes] And more importantly, what surprised me was that the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist in the end! He really has never touched other women, and when there is a conflict, he will bow his head and admit his mistake skillfully to coax the heroine!

It's super good-looking. I've been following it since the beginning. The heroine has always been very sober. Although Kangxi didn't love her at first, he always doted on her. Later he fell in love with her and even doted on her. There is no abuse in the whole story. The children born by the heroine are also very cute, and the same is true for the princes. It's very cute. Most of the supporting characters in it are given a separate episode. I like this very much. There are also modern episodes with male and female protagonists. It's really a masterpiece. I really like this article 😳😳😳[full][full]

I personally like Gong Dou Wen very much. I see clearly that Gong Dou Wen generally prefers the Kangxi Dynasty, but I have looked for countless books, but none of them made me read from beginning to end like this book. The heroine of this book is very sober, and Kangxi's various practices are more historical and consistent with his style of one emperor through the ages. For him, his country is the most important. The heroine can pamper, like and love her, but it still cannot compare to his country. The heroine is also very sober, so she chooses not to give so much heart, and will not feel sad if she does not love.