After They Hear My Thoughts, I Become Kangxi's Golden Finger

I finally came across an article that doesn't smear Baocheng. It's not so much about Jiulong seizing the heir, but it's about Baocheng single-handedly fighting one dragon and eight pythons. He can sit on the throne of the prince for more than 30 years. I really don't believe that he is really that unbearable. As long as Kang Mazi lives a shorter life, and if Kang Mazi doesn't end up personally, Baocheng may not end up being imprisoned.

It's quite beautiful, it starts with use and ends with love. It is quite gratifying that the heroine did not completely fall in love with a feudal ruler in the end, and stuck to her true heart, which is something that many clear-cut novels cannot do. Even if love can change a person, Kangxi has always been the monarch of feudal society, and it is impossible to love each other equally with the young people in the new era. This in itself is an opposition between identity and thought.

Nice. I actually didn't like the heroine's character earlier. She wasn't smart, nor was she transparent enough. She couldn't understand the situation even after traveling for several years. She always did a lot of inappropriate things, which was really annoying. Especially when I saw that Lao Kang was so kind to her, but the heroine kept avoiding his feelings, I actually felt a little uncomfortable. But when I saw it later, I seemed to understand the heroine. She just wanted to go home. This is a heroine with completely modern thinking and will never be assimilated. She can help the Qing Dynasty and Lao Kang finally change history, but she is still her. After seeing the heroine and the maid saying that the empress has not changed in all these years, Aying lowered her eyes and was silent for a long time before saying, "It's fine that she hasn't changed." I really wanted to cry at that moment. Lao Kang has been struggling with the fact that the heroine doesn't love him, but it's not that A Ying doesn't love him. Her love spans time and space and has too many constraints. Overall, it's actually quite warm. It's a unique favorite, a strong country, and Kowloon is relatively harmonious. It's not very long, and it's nice to read👍👍👍👍👍

It's quite good, but the heroine never fell in love with the hero from the beginning, and the hero knows it, and he still dotes on the heroine. It would be nice to have a modern side story, but it's a pity that there isn't one, but it's still good-looking and worth watching.

The story structure and progression are very smooth and homely, making it very comfortable to watch! The love and tension the male protagonist has for the female protagonist are very real and enviable, but a large part of all this love is based on the benefits brought to him by the female protagonist's voice. I wonder how the emperor would be so attentive if he didn't hear her voice? In the adult world, true love comes from interests! This is human nature. If I were Kangxi, I would definitely make more and better use of this advantage to benefit the people, and also take advantage of the situation to consolidate imperial power and change the direction of history! I think Kangxi did too little on this! The description of the childhood life of the princes is very good. Although there are fights among the concubines, there is no bloody plot such as conspiracy and poisoning through underhanded means. It is rare. I give the author a thumbs up! I especially like the description of the young prince's growth and the blind date scene. It's very beautiful. It feels so enjoyable to watch. This is what a prince of a country should look like. Haha [laughing] [laughing] But the ending was written too hastily. It felt like it disappeared in an instant, as if it was over without any reaction? I'm looking forward to more extras. I hope to see the description of the sweet marriage life of the fourth and eighth sons, and I also want to see the future of the eldest brother Yinti [laughs]

It's a good read and worth recommending, but I don't know if there are any extras. I want to see the lives of Kangxi and Yuying in modern times, but I haven't seen enough. The only regret in the Qing Dynasty is that Aying didn't have children of her own. It's better to save having children. Losing both parents in one day is a pain that is very unbearable...

It's very interesting. The male protagonist was attracted by sex at first, but later he had the idea of ​​using the information the female protagonist knew to strengthen his country. But as the days passed, he really fell in love with the female protagonist. This is actually very understandable. He has a long-lasting love in his heart, has a lot of fantastic ideas, satisfies his desire for control, and has experienced so many things together. Is it difficult to fall in love? There is no male protagonist who is not worthy of the female protagonist. At first, the female protagonist took things as they came, but later even when she found out that the male protagonist was dead, she didn't say that she had to draw clear boundaries and maintain a cooperative relationship. On the contrary, many small details said, "Look, you are also emotional." It's just that the heroine is a modern person, so there must be many differences in the concepts of the male and female protagonists. I believe that as the plot develops and the male protagonist gradually understands what the female protagonist is thinking, there will be a different kind of spark. Will there be any modern extras? I can't get enough of it.

This book is all about sweet love without palace fighting. Except in the early stage, Kangxi found people from other worlds and favored other women. After finding the heroine, he became his only one. Even the fourth child was not born [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] Here I saw Tong Jia who was different from other books. She really loved Yinzhen. She took care of Yinzhen when she was married, and even asked the family to take care of Yinzhen when she was dying, and begged the heroine to support him. She would also pay attention to Yinzhen, and when she saw him talking stammering and ignoring others, she would seek help from the imperial doctor, and even asked the heroine for help with Yinzhen's illness. She was the person who hated Kangxi's favor the most. I really like Tong Jia in this book. This book is not perfect, but it has something that readers like. I like it very much.

A particularly good heroine. She is very alive and full of humanity. She is not just a gimmick that you can just adapt to. I really like this heroine. Some people say that the heroine is naughty, but in fact she just didn't accept Kang Xi's affection. It's strange why the heroine Kang Youqing accepted it. It's obvious that Kang's love is greater than the heroine's love. Not to mention ancient times, the heroine originally wanted to return to modern times, so she didn't care so much about imperial power. For her, it is not impossible to live or die. I particularly like this heroine, she has both shortcomings and advantages, and is very human-like. Rather than the so-called cold/heroine/ruthless/indifferent generated by AI (ps, the last one refers to Tomato ai article, which is not owned by everyone)

There is no complicated struggle, only warmth and love. The arrival of the heroine is very attentive. From the beginning, Emperor Kangxi listened to the heroine and used the heroine to his exclusive favor later. The heroine is quite sober and wants to see their modern life. It's a pity that the hero and heroine don't have a son or a daughter.