The Love History of the Qianlong Dynasty: the Story of His Concubine

I won't comment on the relationship between Qianlong and his concubines. After all, these are all reasonably imaginable. However, the basic time and major events are very consistent with historical facts, which shows that the author has at least read Qing history. Your concubine's favor during the Qianlong dynasty was indeed very great, and her preference was comparable to that of others. The relationship between Wei Ruolan and Queen Fucha is really good. Queen Fucha really teaches and loves the heroine like a daughter.

Love to watch! It satisfies my long-held imagination about the life in the concubine's palace in history, and it even feels like I'm watching official history, hahaha, I really like it!

The writing is so good, like a scroll unfolding slowly, with your concubine, queen, and many people on it. This life has been described. I listened to the book while reading, and saw the last farewell between the concubine and the emperor in the Xijia Bookstore. After listening to the book, I heard about the place where they met for the first time in the bookstore. It seemed that I had traveled through time and saw young Ruolan walking slowly in the dusk. It was indeed the sunset, the sunset of her life, which had already burned out.

It feels like it is a translation of a Qing history manuscript. Except for the two queens, the characters basically have no personality, but it is more plain and true, and I can still read it.

Nice! ! Queen Fucha really takes care of Ruolan as her daughter

It is written with great respect for basic historical facts, and also has unique personal expressions. It is one of the more harmonious harem novels I have ever read.

A really good book!

It looks good, but some of the characters' dialogues are too flat and lack emotional description.

This is the best concubine story I have ever read!

It's such a plain story, but it's also quite true.

It's very beautiful, it makes me feel sad.

It's really good, very comfortable to watch

It's okay, it's a canonical story about the life of Empress Xiaoyi Chun.

It's beautiful and the writing fits the concubine in my heart.

It's quite good, but I think it's more of a historical novel. There aren't that many palace battles, true love, etc. It's still quite sad after reading it.

Inexplicably, it feels like the Legend of the Concubine (sorry, sorry), but the plot is much better than that one. It feels like watching a historical novel, which is great.