The Fourth Master's Daughter Inherited Kangxi's Face
四爷格格遗传了康熙脸
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- Completed
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- 352k Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Ancient Romance High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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I really think the content is quite good, but author, can you respect history a little bit? The most basic thing is that Su Peisheng is not from Kangxi, but from Yongzheng, and they can't directly say that Yongzheng is here. At least they have to talk about the fourth prince, the fourth master. Only after he ascended the throne can he be called Yongzheng, and no one can call him this. I really like this subject, but I can't watch it without thinking about it. The plot is really good, but there are many mistakes
The author is really wonderful. Can you update it soon? Thank you.
Although it is inconsistent with history, I felt really happy when I saw the status of women rising in the end, and the country of Japan being taken over as a county.
Very nice, occasionally a bit confusing but bearable I cried when Kangxi passed away Overall very good. The author's writing style is great.
The ending is a little sloppy, but it is still an excellent novel. The heroine has a peaceful personality, like a modern ordinary person, and readers can easily get involved in it. It's just fine if there aren't those high-end talents like doctors, poisoners, or special forces. Especially Japan has become a Wuxian county hahaha
I hope this is real, without the shame of a hundred years, real, real
With this word count, overall it's okay, but there are three things I want to say: 1. The biggest and first point of contention is about high yield. Many people think that 51 kilograms are harvested from 2 acres. First of all, the yield was less in ancient times. Secondly, in ancient times, 1 catty = 16 taels, so after calculation, the yield per mu is not too small. 2. In the later period, from Fengxue, cement, bicycles, women to officialdom, etc., I don't know if I was in a hurry to finish or something else. Compared with the progress in the early stage, the speed was much faster. I basically completed one chapter in 2-3 chapters. It was too fast, especially cement, which was very slow, and even slower in winter. As a result, the areas around the palace could be dried overnight and were solid enough for walking, which was a bit fast. 3. For such a favored princess, it was too quick to marry the male protagonist. They met three times before, and they crashed twice without meeting each other. The third time, they saved the male protagonist's mother and sister, and then they married him within a few chapters. It was a bit sudden.
The writing is quite good, light-hearted and pleasant. It not only uses modern knowledge to benefit the people, but also is written in a logical way, not the kind of unscrupulous cheating. There's just one thing wrong. The rice yield per mu is fifty kilograms? This was already achieved during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, let alone the Qing Dynasty!
Although the details are not handled well, there are no errors or omissions on the whole, and the emotional description is also relatively good. The protagonist's thoughts are constantly changing and are very contradictory: freedom, imperial power, favor, responsibility, courage, assimilation, and responsibility. The protagonist has always wanted to be a salty fish, but she is most busy, for development and for the people. (There is very little description of the male protagonist. It seems that the author wanted to give the female protagonist a good ending, so he resorted to cp [face covering])
It's a very interesting book, but towards the end it felt like the author wrote it very quickly, and the ending was even more unexpected.