A Qing Dynasty Favorite Consort Brings Good Fortune, and the Emperor Is Wooing His Noble Consort Again

Please give me a five-star review! One star would be so kind of you!!! If all else fails, deducting one star is fine too! 1. This is a fictional Qing Dynasty story. Some settings differ slightly from reality. The author's historical accuracy is average, so I've tried to minimize inconsistencies.

I'm quite looking forward to it. It's rare to see a book with him as the male lead. He certainly had many achievements in his youth, and I wonder if the author will focus on those. We shouldn't completely negate a person's character based on his later years. The things the male lead said to the female lead were quite touching. He married her because she was Qingyao, not because of her family background. He also seemed very respectful, which is very endearing.

To be honest, Emperor Yongzheng may not have liked Emperor Qianlong that much. It's a pity that he had too few children who survived. Most of the concubines in the harem were from the Han Banner, and it seems that only Qianlong's son, who was from the Manchu Banner, survived. So, he was the only one who could succeed to the throne, which can be considered a guaranteed succession.

A must-give positive review! Hope the female lead can keep the big jerk in check 😏😏😏😏

This book is really good and quite interesting. The key is that the female lead isn't pretentious or overly virtuous; I think it's quite good. It's rare to find a book that leaves you feeling so comfortable after reading it. Keep up the good work and keep updating! 💪💪

"In that world, he couldn't give Qingyao a complete version of himself, which has always been his regret." But this time, he vowed to love her and stay with her forever. Because he waited for her, two hundred and eighty. These three sentences are what moved me the most and brought tears to my eyes 😢 So good.

I really like Hongli's devotion to his lover; it's worth watching and I recommend it.

The name is always misspelled, but overall it's still pretty good-looking 😄

The male and female leads seem to be very tolerant of each other, and the male lead truly respects the female lead. In this day and age, it's really rare to achieve that.

Ever since learning about the historical Ulanara clan, I've been very curious about this empress who cut her hair short, and I'm looking forward to seeing a different side of Qingyao and the "big pig's trotter" (a term of endearment for a man who is overly attached to women).