A Journey Through Worlds, Starting in the Qing Palace

The last story, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, is so good. The main thing is the shaping of the male protagonist and the female protagonist. This scumbag is finally no longer a son-in-law. His bad mouth looks like Qianlong in Story of Yanxi Palace, but better, he kills decisively and doesn't do any awkward things! Also, I'm curious whether the canon's Qianlong is here, and who is the male protagonist? There is another detail. In the end, he gave all the concubines in the harem who were not causing trouble a child. Hahahahaha, I actually thought he was quite responsible. How could he be like an emperor and a man in my heart? I also especially like to spend money on the heroine's skin care and maintenance, it's so fun! Love it, absolutely a man!

The author wrote it very well. The first virgin who traveled through the harem would not save this or that, and she was very determined. The second person who wears palace maid will not try to make himself different by traveling through time. He will immediately understand his own position, give opinions but not be his own master.

The male protagonist of the last story, Qianlong, is probably my favorite male protagonist in ancient Chinese. Although many love-minded male protagonists who took on the world for their heroines were very enjoyable to watch, but when you look at it, it's quite crazy [face covering]. Love should not be everything in life for men and women in the beginning. People should have the most basic sense of responsibility and responsibility in the world. This male protagonist is not someone who wants to live if he loves someone or wants to die if he hates someone. He has a very mature mind, lives a very transparent life, and can do things without any regrets. I remembered the topic of security that I had discussed with my best friend. The boyfriend I talked about who made me feel the most secure was my first love. He was not the most loving and best to me, but he made me feel that even if one day we fell out of love and broke up, he would not leave me embarrassed. I'm actually quite afraid of love brain, haha

It's very good. After being disappointed by more than ten novels with confusing logic, I finally have a novel with good writing and normal logic. The female protagonist is from modern times and has no other tricks except knowing the plot. The male protagonist is also from ancient times, but he should have been from ancient times, so the male protagonist is a normal one and not the villain in the original plot. The plot is smooth and there are no surprises, and the female protagonist is not a saint. The mother is not aggrieved, the male protagonist is a pure ancient man, he keeps giving his heart to the female protagonist, he only loves the female protagonist but does not prevent the male protagonist from sleeping with other people, the rain and dew are all wet, except for Jin Yuyan, all the concubines have children. Fortunately, the female protagonist has always been sober, which makes people feel more comfortable. This kind of ancient pig's hooves love does not go away, just listen to it, a female protagonist who can stay awake and guard her heart is very likeable. I forgot to mention that I only read Lian Xin's story. The above comments are for Lian Xin's story. The first story was average, and the second story focused on assisting An Lingrong in ascending to the throne. I was not very interested in it. After reading a few chapters, I stopped reading. When I collected the third story, I put it on my bookshelf before it was finished. After a long time, I finished it and then picked up the third story.

There are three good-looking ones in total. I watched the first and third ones, and I watched a little bit of the second one. Is the heroine Bao Que, the palace maid next to An Lingrong? It seems that I will assist An Lingrong for a lifetime. This may not be what I like, so I skipped it. The third one is very good-looking, and it feels like you can open a separate book. The heroine is wearing it, and the hero Hongli is also wearing it. It has a very charming feeling. The hero is very decisive. He liked the heroine at the beginning and knew that the heroine has no love for him, and she has never lied to him. She also admitted that he has been doting on the heroine since they were together. He has been with the heroine all his life, but he has not trampled on other women like other male protagonists. There are relatively few people in the harem and they are all from the past. When they have children, the male protagonist will complete the task and leave. He has a feeling of being decisive, cruel and tolerant towards the queen and her children, such as Yi Jinyuyan. Their mischief usually does not have any impact and the male protagonist directly stops them without causing an uproar and losing face. But he won't forgive just because he didn't succeed in harming others. Maybe the biggest advantage is that he doesn't get along well. If he makes a mistake, he is wrong. He won't say that he wronged others because she was young, or how her father was, or because of their youthful friendship. I abdicated and stayed with the heroine. I knew that the heroine never loved her and had been pursuing the heroine. This type of male protagonist may be the type I prefer in Qing Dynasty or Gong Douwen. Overall, it felt quite reasonable. Even at the end, I didn't know who the male protagonist was. The first one was also very good-looking. There was a scene where the children of Concubine Rong died, which made me burst into tears. Overall recommendation.

The Bao Que chapter has been skipped. The Rong Fei and Yunzhi (Lian Xin) chapters are both very interesting, but my favorite is the Lian Xin chapter. Maybe it's because my preference for reading novels is sweet romance. Hongli has indeed always been very kind to the heroine. Although there were other people in the middle, he did not make the heroine's life very miserable. In the end, he was the only one who loved him. It can be said that it is not a perfect love in my eyes, but the ending is happy enough. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

There are too many articles to follow at the same time, and I have forgotten what I wrote about the previous two worlds. But in the end, the world of Lian Xin is really beautifully written, and you deserve five stars. It's a pity that it didn't write down which world this Hongli came from until the end.

Nice article! The heroines in every world are rational, not virgins. The third story, Lian Xin's World Love, is better and more heartwarming (the emperor, as an emperor, gave the heroine the best of everything). I have always been curious about who Qianlong's core is after he changed his core. I didn't find out when I saw the ending. He must be a royal person, because the emperor's magic is very powerful. This is not a silly Qing Dynasty palace novel. There are some typos in the sentences and the sentences are a little fluent. Just follow it and it will not affect your reading. The author's writing style is good, and the characters in the article are intelligent and have distinct personalities without being stereotyped.

It's really good to watch. Although there are only three worlds, the last world is so good. I feel like Hongli must have known the plot of the official history. The heroine has never been wronged in her life. It's great.

Finished spreading flowers! ! ! I give five stars to the third Lian Xin story! ! The third article is sweet, recommended! The first two stories are just so so. The first one is more general about supporting children to rise to power. The heroine in the second chapter is a maid from beginning to end and has no aura as a protagonist. The heroine in the third chapter traveled through time before Lian Xin Xiaoxuan entered the palace. After becoming a palace maid, she managed to become a palace maid who teaches Hongli about personnel matters. She was Hongli's first woman who took the place of the original rich chaplain Zhuying, and she was also the only woman that Hongli really liked. The other women were given by others or were necessary due to their status. Perhaps this was one of the reasons why Hongli favored female protagonists. And Hongli is not a scumbag, and I don't know where the mutant love brain came from. [Laughing and crying] Overall, he acted very wisely. It turned out that those women couldn't make any big splashes, and the heroine overall went smoothly, which is relatively sweet and refreshing in a non-lone favorite novel. Compared with the previous two articles, this last one really surprised me.