
After Slacking Off as Yinreng, I Brought My Brothers Together
穿成胤礽摆烂后,兄弟齐心了
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- Ancient Romance
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- Ancient Romance High-Concept
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- Qing Transmigration: After I Gave Up Trying, Kangxi Heard My Thoughts清穿:摆烂后康熙听到了我的心声Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's really well written. At first, I thought it would be about the Crown Prince being the most favored son, and Emperor Kangxi feeling guilty and trying to make amends. There's a lot of intrigue and power struggles, including the power struggles between the ministers and the Crown Prince, and Emperor Kangxi's hypocrisy and cruelty.
This is yet another time-travel masterpiece. The time-travel element itself isn't particularly unique; it follows the usual formula of typical wish-fulfillment novels. The author's historical research on the Qing Dynasty, including its terminology, is meticulous. Royal customs and history are also written with great care.
This is one of my favorite stories. I especially love the "Nine Princes' Succession Struggle" and the harmonious relationship between the brothers—it's a Tomato-style story. I also really like the protagonist's half-dead state and his philandering yet not saintly attitude.
It's really good! At first, I thought it was a comedic historical novel based on the title, but it's surprisingly serious, and the characters are very well-developed! I personally think Kangxi's character doesn't have any out-of-character moments, and the plot is quite good. Some of the emotional descriptions are excellent, without feeling artificial 🤦 I'm already leaving a follow-up review; I watched it while listening to the audiobook.
I finished watching it in two or three days on October 22, 2025 🥺 and I'm a little reluctant to say goodbye. Unlike other Kowloon novels that are purely for enjoyment and don't require much thought, this book vividly portrays Kang Mazi's fickle nature, his control over power, and his inner turmoil!
I've finished reading it all, only skipping a few chapters in the middle. You know, when I read books on Rotten Tomatoes, I usually skip dozens of chapters at a time 😂. The biggest strength of this book is that it doesn't deviate from the original character development. At the beginning and in his previous life, Emperor Kangxi was a suspicious person.
Overall, it's not bad, but I can't see any innovative or revolutionary points of interest yet. The novelty of the time-travel element isn't quite there; it should have more emphasis on the characters' subjective actions, or at least a stronger "golden finger" (a special advantage or advantage), otherwise the story can't continue.
This book's description of Emperor Kangxi is so accurate, clearly pointing out that the root cause of the tragedy of the princes' infighting was Kangxi himself. It is now complete. This book is well-written. The portrayal of Emperor Kangxi is particularly insightful.
It's a great read. The characters stayed true to their roles throughout, the logic was sound, and there weren't any ridiculous plot devices. The main characters just kept putting up with things (in Lao Kang's opinion), which is exactly how I remember Lao Kang.
It's beautiful, the characters are very three-dimensional, but I can't recognize all the words, I have to listen to them 😢