[Harem Intrigue + High-IQ Plot with Many Foreshadowed Clues + Ensemble Cast in a Historical Romance + Traditional Historical Romance]
Once you enter the palace gates, the depths are like the sea. Traps lie everywhere, and every step brings danger. It's incredibly difficult for anyone to keep the emperor's trust.
So here's the question: what's the fundamental principle behind palace intrigue? The art of being a courtier.
You must gain wealth and status from the emperor while avoiding injury from the tiger itself. Being a favored consort is by no means easy or pleasant.
The story begins when Yao Huang transmigrates.
No System, not transmigrated into a book, a fictional Qing-inspired setting, and she's thrown into palace intrigue from the start!
A classical setting, an authentic imperial harem, cerebral palace intrigue, a cast who all speak their minds, sharp wits, and everyone scheming eight hundred moves ahead.
After years of struggle, she rises from a low-ranking concubine to the highest circles of the harem. Like an acrobat walking a tightrope, she's always focused and never lets her guard down.
Palace intrigue within the imperial system, multiple main plotlines unfolding at once, and twists that drive the story forward. This is a palace-intrigue novel you have to read with your brain switched on.
The empress's art of being a courtier, the ultimate favor, and a safe landing. (P.S. This novel is cerebral and not suitable for readers under eighteen.)
The author probably likes to watch Dream of Red Mansions. To be honest, this way of writing is a bit difficult to use in this software.
The whole story is still very special, it can be regarded as a real story of promotion in the harem. Not so much emotional entanglement. And I personally prefer this kind of setting. Generally speaking, the emperor still controls the movement of the harem. Because I think the kind of emperor who is so wise in the court and doesn't even know how to fight in the harem is a bit contradictory and fake. But after reading it, I still feel like it's unfinished. The ending was a little rushed, and there was a faint feeling of other princes behind Concubine Xian, but in the end she just did not become the queen, and there was no specific ending; Jiang Wan and Lin Changzai seemed to be able to dance; the mother and son who came back from the palace, especially the second prince, felt that they had done a lot of tricks and became princes... In fact, at first I felt like the emperor had traveled through time, but I didn't want to believe it. How to put it... It's hard to express. Chen Baozhu should also have traveled through time. . And that Jiang Mingyu? This palace is really a gathering place for time travellers. .
You have to watch carefully [cover your face], otherwise it will look like you are dancing
The writing is very good, the writing is very good, but the ending is a bit too rushed.
The writing is very vivid, but there are some things left unfinished in the ending, leaving suspense. It would be nice if there was an extra introduction.
The writing style is okay. I feel that the author is very careful and has the quality of a TV series. You can also learn some new knowledge. Although some of them can't be found [shocked], it doesn't affect your reading. The story also has quite a lot of twists and turns. Although the characters are not perfect, they are also quite real [heartfelt].
It is indeed a high-level palace fight
It looks good, I need to use my brain to read it.
The writing is quite good and very consistent with the history of palace battles. However, the literary talent is too high and it is difficult to read.
Good looking but the ending is a bit rushed