Quick Transmigration: I’m the Mad Consort in the Qing Palace

Finally, there is a book about dressing up as a concubine and not licking Yongzheng, because I personally prefer history, that is, I have really read those historical records. The impression of Yongzheng in history has always been that of a ruthless and unjust person, and he was actually very fond of his women. Very unkind (official history), so when I see those who feel sorry for Yongzheng and want to influence him with love, they are actually very disgusted with it. Regarding the relationship between Concubine De and Yongzheng, maybe it is treason, maybe it is something else, it seems that Concubine De is sorry for Yongzheng, but why? There is no record in the history books about how filial Yongzheng was. Concubine De was partial, and Yongzheng's own problems were also serious. And at least for Concubine De, whether it was the Kangxi period or the Yongzheng period, Yongzheng had always been a white-eyed wolf. Which truly filial son would title his biological mother "Gong"

I think it's very interesting. You don't do anything that you shouldn't do except for tasks. This is real salty fish, rather than doing everything under the guise of salty fish. Although the plot of Small World is short, it is precise. The rating of 6 points is not very correct. Anyway, I personally think this book is worth 8 points and upwards! The female protagonist doesn't like it even if she has to go through the strategy later, but the missions given by the missionaries cannot be separated from men. I think the missions like that at the beginning are very good. What should be done? Why should women embarrass women? The royal love is to find water in the cracks of rocks. It's whimsical [laughing] Later, maybe the author felt that others said the plot was short, so he stretched the plot, which was a bit unnecessary for me. I just wanted to read the story quickly. When it was stretched, I felt a bit tired and long-winded, but it is harmless. The author can just go by his own feeling. Everyone has different tastes. Instead of thinking about how to make up the word count, it is better to think about more interesting and novel tasks or cheats. It is not impossible to be short and concise. Of course, it all depends on the author's own ideas. I feel uncomfortable, the little world behind is smelly and long [grieved] and disappointing😞

Quite pretty! The heroine is the kind of hard worker who locks her heart away from others. But the setting is contradictory. When completing the task, it actually changes history. If history is not changed, what task will be accomplished? I really don't want to watch that kind of love mission anymore! I just want to see the business batch!

It's okay, but it feels different from the book's title synopsis and the good reviews I saw in the comment section. I skipped through a few stories, and there were some minor points that I skipped and read again. (The heroine has some inconsistent words and deeds, and some descriptions of the emperor's actions are almost the same. The most important thing is that saving people does not make readers feel the necessity. It's too abrupt. It makes me feel that the heroine's character is different from the introduction, and the inconsistent words and deeds make her appear to be nosy. That is, I explained in the comment area that it is logically necessary but it is difficult to prevent me from feeling this way. It seems that the author wants to be partial but also takes into account the high probability that readers will not like it. He specifically describes a reason and thing to benefit the other party. The other party does not know anything and completely wins. The heroine does not seem to suffer at all, but it makes me feel uncomfortable. This is probably the case. Another important reason is that I do not support CP or receive relief at all, which is a bit awkward). Overall, the writing is okay. If you are bored, you can read it👀

The plot is lively, but the low rating is probably because the system tasks always judge the heroine to have failed, which reduces the enjoyment points. I usually just skip it when I get to the system world, so I don't feel angry.

I think it looks good, at least it suits my taste. The heroine is a very cold character. She does not fall in love in the mission world (acting with the emperor does not count), and rarely makes friends (she wants to make friends, not the original owner's friends). She will only fulfill the original owner's wishes and do nothing more. For example, if the wish-maker does not have the option of having children, then the heroine will never have children, and there will be nothing at all. Ah, life is boring, and the idea of ​​having a child for fun, the heroine really has no idea at all. If the wisher's wish is only to raise the child well, then the heroine will only do this. She will not say that she wants to be the queen mother, and then push the child to the position of emperor. The heroine will not do this at all. The heroine spends most of her time away from home. She doesn't get involved and doesn't care too much. She doesn't care about anything except helping the girls as much as possible. Many readers have a lot of opinions about the heroine. They think why the heroine is so cold and why doesn't she help her children become the emperor? Come on, who wants to work overtime for free at work? It's good to just complete the task, but I don't have the money to take more care. I don't think there's anything wrong with the heroine being like this, but some people think the heroine is too cold-hearted, but I think it's normal no matter how I look at it. It's normal to be numb at work. What I really like about this book is that women are not written with excessive malice. In the author's book, the wishes of the wish-makers are basically for a better life, or for regrets about children. There is very little revenge and the like. A few of them are directed at men, and none of them say they want revenge on any woman. In the author's world, women's suffering stems from the oppression of the times and men, not entirely from competition between women. Most of the girls in the author's works are normal people. They will be sour and jealous, criticize each other behind their backs, dislike each other, curse a few words, make small mistakes, have their own little thoughts, or have bad brains, but at most they are like this. All kinds of poisoning, frame-up, abortion, and even murder written in the TV series, in the small world written by the author There are relatively few of them. Among the dozens of worlds, only a few worlds have this setting. In most of the worlds, the evaluation of women in the harem or the evaluation of girls of that era is mostly out of control. They are just tool pawns, poor people without freedom, instead of writing them all as extremely vicious. The opposite is men. I feel like there is no good man in this whole novel [face covering]. Anyway, I think this novel is really to my taste, but maybe it's not exciting enough, so fewer people read it? The heroine will only complete the task of making a wish, and live her life quietly. She does not stir up trouble, take revenge, and does not want to make friends. The heroine closes the door if she can and does not interact with people. She does not see anyone who comes to the door, so sometimes she feels that the heroine's life is really boring. But this is totally fine for me as a nerd, but maybe it's not that interesting to some readers? I don't understand. Anyway, I really like the author's stories. I'm looking forward to it. I have completely finished it. There are more than 1,000 chapters and more than a dozen stories, and I have not skipped any. It can be seen that this book is really to my taste. The last world is a bit disappointing, maybe because the author is in a hurry to finish it. There are so many typos, garbled words, and confusing sentences that do not make sense, so many that it has completely affected the viewing experience. The story is also a bit bland, so I almost stopped reading it, but when I was bored, I flipped through it and finished it. Then the reversal of the last world surprised me a little. Didn't I say in my comment above that in the author's book, most of the women are not bad people, and generally the people who the original owner made a wish to repay and help are also good people. As a result, the last world came to a In reverse, the original owner thought that the queen was good, and both the emperor and the queen mother thought that the queen was a good person even though she was sometimes not clear-headed. It turned out that the queen was a very inconsistent love mind. She was very virtuous on the surface, but in private she could not see anyone favored by the emperor. The original owner was killed by him. There is also the sister who the original owner wanted to take care of her whole life. At that time, they were down and out together, suffered hardships together, and tried very hard to save her when the original owner was sick. In the end, they died together, but the heroine found out that it was this good sister who drugged her. Of course, she was not out of jealousy, but was threatened by the queen with her family, but no matter what the reason, the matter was finally done, and it didn't matter what the difficulties were. This kind of setting may be quite common in other novels, but I personally feel that it is quite special in this novel, because in so many worlds before, the author has never written such a reversal. The basic characters appear as they are, and they will become bad, but they are not necessarily bad people from the beginning. If revenge is needed, but the original owner does not know the enemy, then the heroine will be equally suspicious of everyone, which basically proves To be honest, he is the murderer, and there is no twist. The most important thing is that the people who the original owner said he wanted to protect and take care of are basically good people, and then the last world suddenly comes, which I personally think is a bit special. However, I also feel that the previous things are a bit dull, and there are no major events. Even the heroine did not live to be old, and she got bored halfway through and left. I wrote more than 100 chapters like this, which is indeed a bit dragging.

Very good. Compared with other strategies to please and flatter others, the heroine mainly focuses on living a comfortable life for herself, completing tasks incidentally, not being greedy or greedy, and living well within her own abilities. She is salty but not aggrieved, and will not be moved by the "affection" shown by others. Always.

The name is wrong, it doesn't feel crazy, it's very conventional, but some worlds are so cool, here I name the Kangxi Guarjia world, it's this enchanting concubine that's so cool. But several female protagonists in the world feel uncomfortable being emperors. They suffer for 80 chapters and feel happy for 1 chapter. I hope the author can work hard and continue to work hard. It feels good. It was very frustrating in the later stages. I said before that there were 80 chapters of suffering and 1 chapter of enjoyment. This problem still exists in the later world, but I don't want to read it anymore. It's boring and my head is buzzing.

It's getting better and better! ! ! Starting from Qianlong's novel, I'll keep up with it every day! ! ! ! ! ! I used to wait until a story was finished before reading it. The heroines in the back all have exactly the same character! Although I know they are the same person, they are all the same aloof and have the same behavior. No matter which emperor she is, they will indulge her. No matter who her identity is, she will not be angry. She is speechless. When did the emperor become so easy to talk to?

It's not boring to watch. Although each one has a female protagonist doing the tasks, each small world heroine will use different methods to complete the tasks. The author's thinking is very divergent.