Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace: A Body-Swapped Hongli Vs. Reborn Ruyi

It looked good. At first, I thought it was the story of Ruyi being reborn and falling in love with Hongli. I didn't even read the introduction, so I quit. But then I got bored, so I clicked in to take a look. It turned out to be the story of Hongli's battle with Yiyi.

Hahaha, it's great to watch, return everyone's souls, happy harem! I'm just pitiful for my Yanwan, but she was still framed and went to the flower house ah ah ah ah [almost crying] [almost crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

It's good to read. There are a lot of Da Ru articles that really make me feel happy. They make everything reasonable and give reasons so that Sha can't touch her. There are many Da Ru articles that keep torturing Da Ru but let her keep doing it. It's smelly and long. I don't know whether it's torturing Da Ru or torturing the readers. This article is really serious about setting up and making everything reasonable. It's not easy.

Funny complaining article, the complaining is very funny, everyone in the comment section of the paragraph is funny, and the ending is a bit hasty. Modern scholars have system clearing syndrome when they travel through time, and there are no logical bugs before and after. The reason why some people still behave like that after clearing syndrome is also explained later. Modern Hongli is actually the real Qianlong. After Hongli time traveled, he reorganized the harem of the previous dynasty and added modern personnel management knowledge. I was shocked when I saw it. It was really a sequelae of work [face covering] =spoiler= Rong Pei became the princess of the Li Dynasty and indirectly helped the Qing Dynasty to destroy the Li Dynasty. Empress Fucha, Hui Guifei, lived for a long time, and died of illness after Hongli retired. Yonglian succeeded to the throne, Yan Wan finally became the imperial concubine, and Da Ru was finally wiped out by the prayer flags she embroidered. Everyone except Da Ru had a good ending.

Nice! Adapted the unreasonable parts of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, it makes logical sense!

It's good-looking, and the character development is exciting.

Because he changed to Hongli, many things did not happen as they originally did. Although many novels include rebirth or change of heart, what was originally supposed to happen still happened, and it was frustrating to read, but this one was very refreshing. And the plot is unconventional, unlike other novels that are very simple slaps in the face, suppressing first and then elevating. Most of this novel is about business. Although there are shadows of Ruyi, Ruyi has very little influence in the end. And I like the author's setting of letting Yu Yan and A Ruo do some wrong things, and everything will not go as planned. It is very real, and the whole storyline is also very natural, and every step is logical. The only thing is that the ending is too hasty. I thought there would be a battle or something, but it ended very suddenly.

My story is so good. I love it so much. I got rid of hysteria. Now everyone is looking forward to the harem. Also, the author is so good at writing. It's so cool. Hahahahahaha [laughing] I like it. I watched it today and finished it. Come on, the author. [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss]

Really, this is the first book I have read that is so rigorous in Kexi Duru. It seems that the author's explanation from Chapter 97 is very consistent with the absurd situation of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, and the four lives of Hongli proposed by the author combine part of history and TV dramas at the same time, which blows the author's imagination [Love][Love][Love]

I basically don't know how to rate the Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfics I've read before, but this one is really excellent! ! ! The characters are not deliberately contrary to the original play. Everyone has their own reasons for their actions. The most important thing is that they are not Madonna at all. The characters are made of flesh and blood, with joy and sorrow. Moreover, many characters in the article, such as the palace maids and the young eunuchs, their attitudes towards the imperial power and the superiors are both vivid and not dramatic. They are in line with the background of the times and you can see the author's use of them. Modern new ideas have poured into them, making them more like a person than a foil. They will be moved by the protection of their masters, and have anger and resentment because of being implicated. The core background of these emotions, and the most profound feelings expressed, are still the powerlessness and helplessness of slaves in the feudal dynasty who cannot control their own destiny. There is no feeling for any character. Deliberately biased, not to mention the halo of the protagonist without plot support, the emperor in this book does not live a smooth life forced by the systematic plot. He is an emperor and a human being. His thoughts are a combination of feudalism and liberation. He has the pride and confidence of an emperor, the momentum of a superior, and has absolute power of life and death over the people in the kingdom, even if In this way, he did his best, but still could not bring back the two children who passed away. He was responsible for his children. He was happy and proud of the children's growth and education, and gave him the confidence to let go. He treated his wives and concubines, except for Ruyi and Xiao Li's Rong Pei Xiang Yunke nobleman, he never treated anyone badly, and the emotions of work and life were separated. Compared with the fanfics I have read before, this one really made me feel that everyone in the book is flesh and blood, fresh and full of vitality. The writing style and emotional tension are well controlled. The reader's (at least me) emotions completely rise and fall with the content of the book. How can everything go as planned? The contents of this book really make people feel that we have walked through his life.