Queen Nala: Entering into the Real "Ruyi" in History

I can actually see such a rigorous novel [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face] TV series on Tomato. This is a touch of sadness. Although the full text has relatively few extended descriptions of the characters, there are only a few sentences. The emperor's callousness and other people's involuntary feelings come out. What mushrooms do you need to shake? [Pause face] This book has concise language, no lengthy nonsense, and the vernacular translation of the documents is very humorous. I feel that everyone except the emperor is in trouble.

According to Qianlong's instructions not to rush in sending Nala back to the palace, and also commended Nala's nephew on this occasion, we can guess that Qianlong initially wanted to give Nala a chance to admit his mistakes and repent. According to Qianlong's virtue, the fundamental problem of cutting off his hair is very likely to be Qianlong, otherwise he would make trouble known to everyone, and it would be impossible to cover it up.

I really want to go back in time and pry open their mouths to ask what happened.

It introduces the life of Qianlong's successor. It's really a pity for her and Empress Xiaojingxian.

This is one of the few books that describes the aftermath

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Following historical facts, worth reading