Qing Chuan: the Fourth Master's Daily Life in the Backyard

It's pretty good so far. The heroine is very ordinary, and there's no such thing as a peerless beauty. The fourth master is also very realistic. In many novels, the heroine's peerless appearance captivates the fourth master as soon as they meet. I really don't know if I put myself in it, but I'm tired of reading it. This book is very down-to-earth, I look forward to it (*^o^*)

It's okay, it feels like abandonment. I feel angry when I look at it. Although the heroine got revenge in the end for the hurt she suffered, Yong Zheng always ignored the heroine's affairs and blatantly favored others. He had no friendship at all with the heroine who has been with him for more than 20 years. It also felt very pitiful [crying] [crying] [crying]

The novel is quite good, but the rating is not high. Maybe some people only like to watch the heroine and Si Si falling in love. There are few novels in which the heroine is sober and does not love the hero, and the hero does not love the heroine. It is great. The author does not need to follow the crowd, the heroine only needs to love herself.

It's okay. There are some typos in some later chapters, but it's not a big problem. To be honest, the heroine is indeed aggrieved, but the author doesn't describe much about how she is aggrieved, so it's actually okay. The heroine is a little kind, but not much. If there is someone who threatens her interests or her son, regardless of whether he is a minor or not, the calculation is correct. I don't think there is anything wrong. People have already calculated it, so what if they don't pay it back. I have also seen comments before that the heroine has no bottom line to take action against the child, but the heroine does not take action against the pregnant woman, she just resorts to means to prevent the child from getting pregnant in the first place. It is normal for her own interests. There is no other golden finger but the heroine herself. How can her hands be clean in a feudal society? Don't be naive.

It's quite interesting, but the extra chapter at the end is unnecessary. I don't want to see that dead man of the emperor following the heroine. I might as well write about the heroine's son following the heroine. If the heroine hadn't been cautious enough and had a strong psychological quality, the emperor would have killed the heroine long ago. The heroine can see clearly. My identity is not floating, and I am not the kind of virgin heroine who doesn't know how to harm others. The kind of virgin heroine has the support of the emperor, so she cannot and dare not harm people. The heroine has no one to support her, let alone not harming people, just revenge, so I stand for the heroine, she is very powerful.

It's not a cool novel. It doesn't have a plot where the fourth master feels different and pays more attention to the heroine when he sees it. It's more realistic, but I somehow like it. As long as the heroine lives a good life and slowly gets promoted, it doesn't matter whether the fourth master likes it or not. Fujin is currently protecting the heroine, but now he has just seen the early stages of pregnancy, let's take a look.

After reading more than 30 chapters, "The fourth master was promoted to Prince Yong, and he was very proud in his heart. He smiled heartily when he saw this." It is difficult to associate Yongzheng with "hearty smile", and the image of Yongzheng described in the book is too fond of laughing. Historically, Yongzheng was famous for being a cold-faced king, unsmiling, and how could a person like Yongzheng, who was so tolerant and kept a low profile, behave so obviously when he was just crowned a prince. The writing and storyline are pretty good, and it's pretty good to read about a palace fight as a career story, as long as it doesn't connect with history.

The protagonist has a clear mind from the beginning to the end. He relies on his own advantages to rise to the top step by step, and his mental methods become stronger little by little. He has always been very clear about his position. He does not fall in love with the emperor, and his attitude does not change with the improvement of his status. He is cautious from beginning to end, brave and resourceful, and does the right things at the right time. He gradually grows from a concubine to a queen mother. It is very interesting and the plot is very reasonable. The heroine is strong and finally gets what she wants.

Clear logical thinking, no love brain, 👍👍👍 The heroine didn't fall in love with Yinzhen until the end, which is great!

Progress 141 It was boring at first, but it became interesting when the heroine got pregnant. The heroine is not like a time-traveler, but more like an ancient person. Maybe only 30% of the time-travelers are I like this kind of more realistic and slow-paced writing. This book is quite suitable. Also, there are a lot of typos and sentences. I hope the author will proofread them before posting. Completed in progress The overall plot is bland, with nothing particularly exciting. In the end, the heroine told her son who had become the emperor about the events of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. It was quite complicated. The ending is pretty good, I can accept it [Like]

I really like this style of writing. It's just plain and warm. It's very clever, although it's a bit frustrating, but after all, the identity is there. It's really okay. If you like this type of writing, you can read it. Fuhua has a lot of profound meaning, hahaha.

After reading it, I felt very depressed, because the heroine did not have the ability to change the entire harem. She could only rely on her own little power to save her sons, and then let her sons change that era. The male protagonist also had no feelings for him. In fact, her ending was the best ending. It was very realistic. Realistically, there were no cool stories or anything like that.

I understand that the author is not willing to use the golden finger, and strives to follow the logic of palace battles and follow the historical context. Especially the later part of the palace battles actually fits Yongzheng's suspicion and checks and balances as the emperor, the shackles and struggles of the heroine not being favored and the limited number of cards. However, the contrast between the entire writing style and the story before and after the ascension is slightly greater. It is reasonable but makes people too powerless. Faced with the insignificance of the imperial power, the heroine's struggle and hard work are overturned by the superior person in a single thought.

The story is very well written. The ending of the heroine is very good, but I feel a little disappointed. It is a bit unfinished, but it is also very good. Just like what Da Da said, I don't know whether it is Zhuang Zhou dreaming of a butterfly or a butterfly dreaming of Zhuang Zhou. The heroine is really amazing. I am really touched by the century-old history. I look forward to the next masterpiece of Da Da! ! [Send heart][Send heart]

It's very interesting. I like the reality of this story the most. The heroine is smart, not Mary Sue. It's the most realistic time travel story I've ever seen. The hero doesn't love the heroine, and the heroine doesn't love the hero. It's told in a eloquent way, and it's realistic and beautiful. I really like this realistic time-travel novel. The male protagonist fits the image of Emperor Yongzheng. The development of the story is almost the same as the historical context. It's great to read.

It was pretty good. In the end, when Yongzheng passed away, he told him his true identity in his ear, and it felt like he had found himself again. After his death, he returned to modern times, and Yongzheng's soul followed him, but it seemed that he had not finished writing the extra story.

It can be said that this book does not have a male protagonist. It is a more realistic story about palace fighting and house fighting. The male protagonist has basically never liked the female protagonist and is aware of the heroine's plans. He is a standard emperor's character. He does not care about the female protagonist. This may be the reason for the low rating of this book. The rest of the writing is quite good.

The writing is very good, the writing style is also good, some typos can be ignored, the rating is too low, sisters, don't be fooled by the rating, you can take a look

Very good! ! ! The writing is smooth! ! ! Delicate depiction! ! ! It's not the usual cool writing, I just rely on my own methods to do it! Ox! ! ! Author, I admire your imagination [shy][shy]

Good looking, the heroine is steady and steady

It was good to watch, but the ending of the last chapter was a bit confusing.

It's so difficult. These sisters are really suffering in Daqing.

Very good-looking, not holy mother, not having a brainless halo

Not bad, really well written! It is very consistent with the character of the Yongzheng Emperor of the Qing Dynasty. A life without love and only responsibility is sober and wonderful.

This book is indeed above 8.5. I almost didn't click in to read it. Although there are small flaws, it does not affect it. The logical thinking is in line with the era and it will not skip the plot! Recommended viewing!

Wonderful, keep watching

The heroine never fell in love with Yongzheng until her death. This deserves five stars.

So far, it's really good. I like reading this kind of realistic and heartwarming articles. Highly recommend.

Like! It feels like a plain narrative. I like this style and the plot is also good. Thank you for the author (ง•̀_•́)ง

It's very interesting to read. I don't like reading stories about time-traveling women who are doting their best, but this one is good for growing up slowly.