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
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I genuinely think the content is quite good, but author, could you please show a little respect for history? The most basic thing is that Su Peisheng wasn't Emperor Kangxi, but Emperor Yongzheng. And they couldn't just say "Yongzheng is here" directly; they had to at least say "Fourth Prince," or "Fourth Master," because he ascended the throne before the term "Yongzheng" came into use.
The author's work is truly excellent! Could you please update soon? Thank you!
Although it doesn't align with historical facts, seeing the rise in women's status and the annexation of Japan as a prefecture was truly satisfying.
It looks good, and there are occasional minor glitches, but it's tolerable. I cried when I saw it when Emperor Kangxi passed away. Overall, it's very good; the author's writing style is excellent.
The ending was somewhat rushed, but it's still an excellent novel. The female protagonist has a peaceful personality, like an ordinary modern person, making it easy for readers to empathize with her. It's good that it doesn't have those high-level, specialized talent settings like doctors, drug dealers, or special forces. Especially the part about Japan becoming a "lying county" (a derogatory term for a rural area in Japan), haha.
I hope this is real, without that hundred-year nail of shame, the real, the true.
The word count is generally acceptable, but there are three points I want to mention. 1. The biggest and initial point of contention was the high yield. Many people felt that 51 kilograms per mu (approximately 0.16 Acres) was low. Firstly, yields were generally low in ancient times. Secondly, in ancient times, 1 jin (approximately 0.5 Catties) was equal to 16 liang (approximately 500 grams).
It's well-written, light and enjoyable, utilizing modern knowledge to benefit the people while maintaining a logical flow, avoiding unrestrained and exaggerated claims. However, there's one inconsistency: 50 jin per mu for rice? That was already achieved during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, let alone the Qing Dynasty!
Although the details weren't handled perfectly, overall there were no major errors or omissions, and the emotional portrayal was quite well done. The protagonist's thoughts were constantly shifting, filled with contradictions: freedom, imperial power, favor, responsibility, timidity, assimilation, and duty.
It's a very good book, but the later parts felt like the author was writing very quickly, and the ending was quite unexpected.