
Consort De in the Qing Dynasty: One Small Goal, Become Empress Dowager
清穿德妃:定个小目标,先当太后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Other names
- Consort De Doesn't Want to Follow the Script德妃她不想走剧本Alternate title on Fanqie
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Finally, I've found a book that isn't written by a fan of the Kangxi Emperor. During the Kangxi and Qianlong reigns, Emperor Yongzheng suffered the most. The father in front and the son behind are all more eager for fame and fortune than the last. Kangxi feared the Han, yet he used the Han to his death to suppress them. Emperor Qianlong's extravagance and vanity led to a century of decline.
This is incredibly good! I've read many Qing Dynasty time-travel novels, and I usually can't get into them, but this one is completely captivating. The female lead isn't a saint; she's a master of palace intrigue. She's also clear-headed and doesn't love Emperor Kangxi. I love stories about family relationships, especially those about the Fourth Prince being kind to him.
Many novels portray Consort De as a cunning, ruthless, and heartless villain. I've finally found a novel that's kind to Consort De. I'll support it! And I really like the Fourth Prince.
This is the second good novel I've read about Consort De. I really like the author's portrayal of Emperor Kangxi. After learning more about Kangxi, the image I have of him is very similar to the author's—that kind of annoying character! 👍
It's a slow-burning, gentle story; it doesn't describe the specifics of the romance between the male and female leads, nor does it involve much palace intrigue. The female lead is clear-headed. The part of this book that I'm most interested in is the relationship between the female lead and the Fourth Prince. I hope their bond grows stronger and stronger! 😳 Wow, that's so long! 🤦🤦
Excellent! This is my first time posting a discussion on this platform. Having read novels for over ten years, including so many time-travel novels, this one is the only one where the time travel element is perfectly integrated. The time travel doesn't feel abrupt at all.
It's quite good. I've read the latest chapter and there aren't any major flaws. The characters are well-developed, and the author doesn't seem like a new writer at all. Among all the novels featuring Consort De as the protagonist, it's one of the better ones. My only concern is whether the protagonist's actions will be known to future generations; I'm worried about the protagonist's reputation.
It's really good, especially the part about daily life—it's so satisfying! The premise is also great; it's not a quick transmigration story, otherwise, one might not even survive. The portrayal of Consort De's possessiveness and ego is excellent.
I've read many youth novels, as well as Qing Dynasty reincarnation novels and traditional Qing Dynasty novels. This one, in particular, portrays the relationship between Consort De and the fourth concubine with a very rational approach, while also conveying a restrained familial affection.
This is the first time I've seen the struggle for the throne from Consort De's perspective, and I suddenly understand how difficult it was for her. The later parts of the book are much better than the earlier ones, but without the groundwork laid in the beginning, the later parts wouldn't have achieved the same effect. I hope that if you have the chance to read this book, you'll really enjoy it. The author is truly fantastic!