The Fourth Master's Beloved Consort Is Pregnant: He Spoils Her Rotten
福晋有喜：四爷，太会宠
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- Ancient Romance
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It's very interesting, it's the only one that I can read through the whole process. Good luck to the author!
Shuang Jie is not allowed to enter! ! ! How to put it, this is a very serious, normal Qing Dynasty novel. The male protagonist has a backyard, other women, and children. The only difference is that the only thing he loves most in his heart is the female protagonist. He will only worry about the female protagonist and be happy for the female protagonist's pregnancy. Although it may seem a bit uncomfortable, this is the real royal prince of the Qing Dynasty. There cannot be only one person in the backyard. Anyone who has read "The Legend of Zhen Huan" and "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" should be able to accept it. He loves you, but he cannot only have you.
Time travel stories, Golden Finger (the heroine is a crow's mouth), Qing Dynasty palace stories. According to the Qing palace text, it is still okay, but just take a look. After all, I don't really like harem stories (the male protagonists have too many women), but among all the Qing palace stories, his work is considered to be better than those of the four uncles.
The male protagonist has hot poison and the female protagonist has cold poison, but why can the male protagonist's eldest wife also relieve the female protagonist's cold poison?
I especially like to read novels about time travel, but every male protagonist in them has many concubines and women, and the heroine who travels through the past is only one of them, and does not get any preference. He stayed in a small mansion all his life, gave birth to children, and fought hard for the favor of many women. This is also the most uncomfortable part of Qingchuan's novels. Power and status are always above all else, and the heroine's humble dedication is to protect herself and her children. The weak female protagonist has to be framed and lose her child, and after many twists and turns, she can become the lover of the male protagonist. Well.
I just realized it now. If people in the Qing Dynasty were bald, they wouldn't be able to tell. After all, I am bald [eating melon]
Is this version of Yongzheng biased towards the Yongzheng in official history? I feel that this Yongzheng is not a bad person. Except there had to be a lot of women in those days. I feel like this man has done a pretty good job. Especially the surprise at the end. He didn't really die. Instead, he went to play with the heroine.
The fourth master is of no use at all, leaving Mr. Li to jump around!
Very exciting and beautiful. I like it. Come on.
It's okay, but I personally don't like the plot where the male protagonist has three wives and four concubines [face covering]