Consort De in the Qing Dynasty: One Small Goal, Become Empress Dowager

Finally came across a work by a non-Kangxi fan During the heyday of Kangxi and Qianlong, Emperor Yongzheng suffered the most. The father in front and the son in the back are more famous than the other. Kangxi was afraid of Han and used Han to kill Han to oppress Han. Qianlong's prodigal family and good reputation have been ruined for a hundred years. I really hope there is no Kowloon to seize the legitimate son, Each dragon dedicated himself to China and died as in the book. The Qing Dynasty owed China more than a prosperous age The Qing Dynasty owes a debt of blood and tears that lasts for a hundred years of revenge.

It's very interesting. I've read a lot of Qing Dynasty novels, and I usually can't put them down. This novel makes me unable to put it down. And the heroine is not the Holy Mother, she is a master of palace fighting. I'm still sober and don't love Kangxi. I just like to watch family stories, especially those that are good to the fourth master. Just caught up with this novel. Moreover, the author has written many details of titles very well. Looking forward to the next article, I hope the Fourth Master is worthy of Concubine De's kindness to him.

Many people describe De Concubine as a scheming, cruel and ruthless villain clown. Finally, I found a novel that is friendly to De Concubine. I support it, and I really like Si Si.

This is the second good book I've read on De Concubine~ I really like the author's portrayal of Kangxi, because after I got to know Kangxi more deeply, the image of Kangxi I pictured is very similar to that created by the author, which is such an annoying look! [Praise]

The kind of "Slow Water" does not describe the love between the male and female protagonists, and there are not many palace battles. The female protagonist is sober. What I pay most attention to in this book is the relationship between the heroine and the fourth brother. I hope that the relationship between mother and son will get better and better [shy] It's so long [cover face][cover face]

Nice! This is the first time I post a discussion on this software. I have read novels for more than ten years, and there are so many time-travel novels, but this one is the only one. The time-travel integration is just right, and the time-travel and other things are not obtrusive at all. In the later period, when the heroine broadens the horizon for the fourth son to look to the west, she describes the awkward psychology of the fourth son as a feudal male. I think it is wonderful. This makes me feel that the fourth child in this book is an independent living person with his own thoughts, rather than just being used to describe the heroine as a woman who traveled through time and made changes for China, making the heroine even more radiant and omnipotent. Later on, when the love story between children and children was described, it was also great and almost made me cry. Parents love their children and have far-reaching plans. The heroine can't change her daughter's marriage to Mongolia, she can only make her daughters live a better life and learn more about men's skills in settling down. The description of the heroine's struggle for favor in the early stage to get pregnant and give birth to a child and the subsequent power struggle in the court, as well as the heroine's powerlessness as a palace concubine are also very good. The only regret is that the writing of the extra chapter is not very good, but it is not bad. It makes up for the regrets of the son and daughter, and it can be said to echo the description in the opening chapter.

It's pretty good. I've read the latest chapter and there's nothing toxic about it. The characters are well created and don't look like a new author at all. It's pretty good among all the stories I've written about the concubine being the protagonist. I'm worried about whether the protagonist's behavior will be known to future generations. I'd like to add One point: I think it's a bit exaggerated that the heroine even forgot how she died. How can she remember such a big event? I feel that there is no big problem with the name and position. I just want to mention that Yinzhen's original name was Yinzhen. It was renamed Yinzhen after more than 40 years of Kangxi. After Yongzheng registered it, he was also named Yunzhen. Request for extras: 1. Yong Zheng, who has ascended the throne and dealt with Yinzhen in history, experienced the Queen Mother's intercession, traveled to the book when Yinzhen was still young, and was discovered by the heroine. After experiencing some things, he left. The heroine gave him a gift, and he finally changed history. 2. Yinhu is reborn. 3. Later generations will talk about the heroine. 4. In this book, Yinzhen travels to a time point in history. 5. In this book, Jingyuan travels through history and changes history when she was married to the Tong family before she died. Supplement: I don't try to flatter the prince, nor do I try to demotify the concubine. Recently, I have seen too many of these two categories, and I can't stand it at all.

It's really good-looking, especially the part about childhood is so relaxing, and the setting is good. It's not about wearing it quickly, otherwise the real child may not survive. The mentality of the concubine De in acquiring things is also good. She either doesn't like Yongzheng, or she has experienced the pain of losing her son. She has a stubborn personality and is neither familiar with Yinzhen nor dares to get familiar with her. That's why she became like this. Speaking of Concubine De, If this mother is unqualified, then Kangxi, the father, is even more unqualified. Of all the children, only one loves Yinreng, but in the end, his love is not pure. To say that the prince himself was pampered and pampered when he grew up, no matter how good he can be expected to be, in the later period, whether it is the people and things around him, Kangxi, or his outstanding brothers, he will be driven crazy in the long run.

I have read a lot of youth novels, including novels about the rebirth of the Qing Dynasty, as well as local Qing Dynasty novels. Well, I think the relationship between 4 and De Fei in this article is very sensible, and then there is some restrained affection. In fact, this novel counts as one. It's more of a struggle, but actually I can't tell clearly whether it's the kind of struggle in the former dynasty or the struggle in the harem. But I don't feel like it's much. What attracted me to this novel was the relationship between the concubine and her children. Come on come on! Hope to see more exciting things to come.

For the first time, I saw the contest between the nine sons and the imperial concubine from the perspective of Concubine De, and I suddenly understood how difficult it was for Concubine De. The later stage of this book is much more beautiful than the early stage, but without the foreshadowing in the early stage, it will not be able to achieve such an effect in the later stage. I hope that if you have the chance to open this book, you can really read it. The author is really great!