The Fujin

To be honest, this book should not retell hundreds of chapters of De Fei from Yu Xi's perspective. I have read them all in De Fei. What I want to read is the story after Yinzhen ascended the throne

This feeling is very strange. I have read it all from Huang Taiji to Qianlong. Reading this book is like another life in The Legend of Concubine. The lives of other people seem to come to life again.

I have always been a fan of Asuo's Qing Palace series, starting from De Fei. I have read them in the order in which Asuo was written. I can really feel the progress of the author's writing and thinking every time I read it. Now I have finally waited for Yongzheng. Many readers say that it should be written from the time when Yongzheng ascends the throne. I think it is right for the author to start from the middle of Kangxi period. After all, the line between Yinzhen and Sifujin during the period of De Fei is still relatively shallow, and the nine sons in history are the most exciting! As for writing some content about De Fei and Kangxi, it is also reasonable. After all, not all readers have read De Concubine, and the background of the required information must be explained.

I have read all of A Suo's novels more than once. They are all good. They are one of my favorite authors as an old bookworm.

The writing style makes me feel very comfortable. It's been a long time since I've seen a piece of writing that made me calm down and put myself into it [Love]

The concubine De was filled with milk, and she started to take the fortune. I followed the serialization and watched it until now. I know the general plot, but I still want to read the text over and over again. It is very tender and makes people believe that history is such a story. I like the author's stories and the author's writing language. I hope to write more. The growth of the children in Yonghe Palace is reflected in more detail in this book. It's really all kinds of tenderness in the universe. Although more than a thousand chapters have been serialized and Xiao Shisansi has not yet gotten married, I hope the author can continue writing slowly and bring us more good stories. Looking forward to it, I hope I can finish writing the Thirteen Years of Yongzheng. I will keep chasing.

I really like Asuo's books, especially the Qing Palace series. The writing is really delicate and warm. I always feel that history should be like this. The first time I read Asuo's book was "The Virtuous Concubine" when I was in high school. It has been almost 10 years now, and I finally waited for the Yongzheng Dynasty. I like the story of Yinzhen and Yuxi even more when it is written from the Kangxi Dynasty. After all, many important events between them happened in the Kangxi Dynasty. It feels like writing from the Kangxi Dynasty has a beginning and an end. There's really nothing wrong with it except for the slow updates.

It's quite nice. When I saw that it was about Yuxi, I immediately added a bookshelf. That said, there were a lot of stories about Virtuous Concubine, so it could be reduced appropriately. I originally came here for the protagonist, but I was attracted by the clips about the prince and princess unknowingly. Now I really want to read more descriptions of the prince and his wife [laughs] (Can the author consider writing some extra stories about them in the future [shy])

You can write the Bafu Jin to death, but don't write Honghui to death? [Love] [Love] [Love]

The several parts of Asuo's Harem are very good and very delicately written.