A Qing Dynasty Romance: Cherished to the Core

Not bad, more real. It feels like a comprehensive collection, such as Yi's Royal Love in the Palace, My Fair Princess, Dream of Red Mansions, etc. These movies and TV dramas are written together so that they are not obtrusive or uncomfortable, and at the same time, the unreasonable parts are reversed. This is what I like better, because when I grow up, I find that many places in the movie and TV dramas are unreasonable, and the villain's approach seems to be the right thing. Emperor Qi in it also prefers the female protagonist. The characters are relatively distinct and distinctive, for example, Concubine Shu, who is a little heartless and lives relatively comfortably in the palace, but also longs for freedom outside the palace, Emperor Qian who has imperial wisdom, the cute and cute little princess, etc. The emotional lines of this book are also relatively well written. Recommended for everyone to take a look. The title of the book seems to have nothing to do with the content of the novel, so I suggest the author change it.

This is the most beautiful version of the Birds and Flowers series I have ever seen, San Guan Zheng [Like]

Don't say anything else. What satisfies me the most is not that Love Brain did not tell the emperor his secret "space".

It looks good. The rating is low but it looks good.

Talented and beautiful, first of all, it revolves around the heroine. To be honest, such a heroine is worthy of the sacrifice of the emperor. She is kind and sincere, not sentimental, compassionate, and has a kindness that transcends time and space for everything, so this protagonist deserves everyone to treat her well. On the other hand, by integrating the plots and novels of several TV series into the book, you can see the author's thoughts. While making up for some plot regrets, the plot is truly in line with that era, rather than just moaning for so-called love. Therefore, this is a novel with logic, common sense, and good character portrayal. It is very interesting to read. (This rating should be due to the little cuties who love dramas, otherwise this rating would definitely be much higher) It's a good watch. If you don't mind the plot changes in the TV series, I recommend it to Shuhuang. I believe you won't be disappointed.

Very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡! Anyway, I don't like Qiong Yao dramas at all now. I like the villains of the characters in them now, maybe because only the villains are normal people [laughing] "I used to think it was good when I was young and ignorant, but now it seems like I want to vomit!" For this, I give you five stars! [Praise]

It's very interesting. Although the heroine is not the only favorite, after all, Emperor Qianlong still bears the responsibility of the world. It would be a bit unrealistic to dote on him alone, but Emperor Qianlong also doted on the heroine in his own way, very sweetly, and he liked the heroine to be unparalleled in beauty and stunning in the world.

Not bad, it combines characters from Princess Princess, A Dream of Red Mansions, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace and other characters. There are four or five time-travelers. The heroine and Concubine Shu are time-traveled. The relationship between them is not bad. Qianlong had a preference for the heroine and did not favor him alone. The heroine had a daughter who raised the seventh elder brother Yong Cong, who succeeded to the throne. Qianlong abdicated the throne in his fifties, and then traveled with the heroine. In it, Xiao Yanzi and Ziwei are blackened. I think Huanzhugege likes Xiao Yanzi and Ziwei very much. Yongqi ends badly, but Sister Lin has a good ending. The heroine felt so aggrieved at the Queen Mother's place, and it wasn't very enjoyable to watch, but Qianlong was still okay with the heroine.

[Thinking] If you don't understand the historical background of this novel, you can read my review. The heroine's identity is Qingying in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, the virtuous concubine played by Charmaine Sheh in Story of Yanxi Palace, and the queen in Princess Princess. Leaving aside the plots of these TV series, the timeline is probably the heroine's early wedding compared to the time of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. After the marriage, Qianlong ascended the throne, and his concubine appeared, who was Wei Yingluo. The time came to the time of Story of Yanxi Palace, the emperor's southern tour to show mercy, and then the story of Ziwei Little Swallow. The timeline came to the time of Princess Huanzhu, and finally it was Dream of Red Mansions. [Thinking] I personally think that the story of Dream of Red Mansions took place closer to the late Kangxi period... [Laughing awkwardly] Don't argue, the argument is yours.

It can barely be regarded as a sweet novel. The heroine is set to be a modern person, which is a bit of a surprise. Since the character and behavior of the heroine are directly said to be ancient people, it would be better. There are too many knots in this article, so it is suitable to skip reading. I like Yongzong very much, especially when I was a child, with those sultry wavy lines (Yongzong: Eniang~) I feel that Yongzong's character design is suitable for writing cute stories