Qingchuan: Kangxi Heard My Voice After the Show

It's really well written. At first I thought it would be a story about the prince being the favorite of the group and Kang Xi feeling guilty and making amends. There were a lot of intrigues, the game between the ministers and the prince, and Kangxi's hypocrisy and cruelty.

This is my favorite article. I really like the tomato article about the nine sons seizing the legitimate sons and the harmonious brothers. I also like the protagonist's half-dead state and his merciful but unholy attitude.

This is another time-travel masterpiece. The elements of time-travel are nothing special. The routines of traditional cool novels are also present here. The author's historical research on the Qing Dynasty includes titles. The royal customs and royal history are also written very elegantly. The real highlight is the emotional bond between the prince and his father Kangxi. Maybe this is a journey of emotional restoration between father and son. This element is very novel and interesting.

It's really good to read. When I first saw the title, I thought it was a comedy-style historical novel, but I didn't expect it to be very serious and full of characters! ! Kangxi personally feels that there is no OOC and the plot is also very good. Some of the emotional descriptions are very good, there is no false feeling [face covering], direct review, listening and watching at the same time

2025.10.22 [Almost crying] I finished reading it in two or three days, and I feel a little reluctant to leave it. This book is not just a pure novel like other Kowloon novels, it is completely mindless. Kang Mazi's capriciousness and control of power are vividly written! The most exciting thing is actually sending Hongxing to the throne in the second life, which I had never thought of before [almost crying] Even though my Yongyong Yiyi is gone [laughing and crying] I still like Master Thirteenth. Very good article, I haven't enjoyed reading it so much in a long time! The rating is indeed a bit low! The author is in a big hurry! Looking forward to level 5 as soon as possible, there can be extra [send heart]

Overall it's pretty good, but I can't see anything innovative or revolutionary at the moment. There is not enough control over the freshness of time travel. You should use your own subjective role more, or have a relatively strong golden finger, otherwise there will be no way to continue talking about this topic. If you tell it, it will become another time-travel story, and it is a low-level version of time-travel. The characters' personalities are not too distinct. They want to show off but are not thorough enough, so the characteristics of the protagonist are not clear enough. If we unite brothers and sisters from another perspective, I think it is also a good starting point.

I've finished reading it all, and I just skipped a few pictures in the middle. You know, when I read a book on Rotten Persimmon, I skipped through dozens of pictures [laughing and crying]. The biggest advantage of this book is that there is no character breakdown. Kangxi was a suspicious person at the beginning and in his previous life. He did not stop being suspicious just because he could hear the protagonist's voice (I have read too many rebirth books, many of which have this problem). In addition to saving his own life and changing the lives of some people, the protagonist in the third rebirth has no other changes. Moreover, the fate of the third life and the second life resonate subtly, which makes people feel very comfortable. Each brother's character is also very distinct. Everyone is good and has their own characteristics. They are similar to real history but have different fates. I really like this book and highly recommend it.

This book describes Kangxi very well, and clearly points out that the source of the tragedy of the fight between princes is Kangxi. Currently completed. This book is well written. The description of Kangxi is particularly accurate. I have loved my son since I was young and strong. When he is old and frail, he will be afraid of the prince. In the end, the prince was regarded as a threat to the imperial power. The transformation is natural and in place. The repetition and entanglement between an emperor and his father's identity is well described. The narration of the protagonist is also very logical. The protagonist's previous life ended tragically. So he became disheartened and refused to fight for the position. Subconsciously maintain brotherhood. Instead, he gained the trust of all the princes. And the princes because of Kangxi's plan. No one can gain an overwhelming advantage. Fighting with each other will only become cannon fodder under the Kangxi imperial power. So the princes united and promoted the second brother, who had the best relationship, the most trust, and the most orthodoxy among the princes, to the throne of emperor. By doing this, you don't have to become cannon fodder for the imperial power. It not only protects your family's wealth, but also preserves your brotherhood. The logic of this plot is highly self-consistent and requires no mental effort at all. Each prince has distinct characteristics. Especially the third prince's mental journey. It can be seen that the author has really put a lot of effort into it. Of course, just see the protagonist ascend to the throne of emperor. What happened after taking the throne was superfluous. It can be completely ignored.

It's good-looking, the characters are not broken throughout the whole process, the logic is rigorous, there are no outrageous cheats, and some of it is just trying to be bad (in Lao Kang's opinion), this is what I remember about Lao Kang. The author's writing is very good, the relationship between the protagonist and the brothers is very likable, the villain is very fast, and neat, but it is a pity that the author does not have a fifth level, the extra chapter that I miss so much! [Love][Love][Love][Love]

It's beautiful, the characters are all three-dimensional, but I can't read all the characters, so I have to use a listening device [crying]

It looks great, please author please update it soon! ! ! ! ! I don't want to chase books and give up again.

This rating is low and I almost missed it. Originally I wasn't too fond of novels set in the Qing Dynasty. But this book really changed my mind. The rating is above 9. The brotherhood is delicately portrayed. The character did not collapse throughout the whole process, and the protagonist was sober and determined. It's been miserable throughout history. Fortunately, the author gave everyone a happy ending.

The story is very grand, and the intrigues in the court are described brilliantly. For a simple-minded person like me, it is understandable. I finally understand why I have to fight for that position. Life is just for myself and my family. If I can't fight, I will end up with nothing at all. The so-called "rules" are like this

One very real thing about this book is that it describes Kang Mazi's hypocrisy and cold-bloodedness. Yin Reng's setting is that of later generations who know the direction of history, and have experienced a complete life and been a complete prince for decades. While avoiding pitfalls, he also used his own knowledge of later generations to find ways to develop the Qing Dynasty. But after a more tragic ending than in history, we realized that as long as Kangxi still sat above him, his defense against all his sons and the Manchus' indifference and contempt for the Han people would erase all his struggles and efforts. . Let's see where we go from the back. I really want to see Jiuzi slaying the dragon.

Contains spoilers! Breaking through the shackles of inherent historical texts, it innovatively constructs the plot of the crown prince's succession in which dragons force the palace to defend "Xianyu". The Kangxi parenting style created a large number of loveless children with a need for love and affection, and created a sincere and tolerant emperor with future skill buffs. Although I rationally feel that people like Jiulong who have vested interests since childhood cannot agree with the protagonist's ideas of equality between Manchus and Hans and the elimination of the superior status of Manchus, the novel is a joy to read. The affection between brothers, friends and family is still amazing. The reason for the high score is that Kangxi, the selfish emperor machine, was well written, a very typical NPD and a maniac with a need for control. It is very consistent with historical records, and the description of the repression of the Kangxi Dynasty is also very consistent with my expectations. It feels like the imperial power is supreme and the rest are just ants.

It's so good that I watched it to the end in one go. Now I just hope that the author can finish it as soon as possible [laughs] I really like the control over the past life and this life. But I am really curious, what will happen to the relationship between the prince and the emperor in the end? What is the final outcome of the prince? Should he succeed or leave (I personally still hope that he can leave here, free and happy) [shy] But according to my thinking, I still think that the prince will not believe the emperor in the later stage. Regardless of whether this matter has not happened in this life, after all, the last time he suffered betrayal after trusting him wholeheartedly. It would be too stupid to believe it again [grievance] (I think the author wrote it very well. As a reader, I am even afraid that the prince will forgive the emperor for some things, and then be betrayed by the emperor again.) But it feels difficult to let go of retreating to the mountains and forests. After all, there are too many forces involved behind being a prince. To retreat to the mountains and forests, not only whether it can be allowed by the emperor, but also may be killed by enemies. If you really don't want to be the emperor, then the most likely thing is to nominate a successor in history who has a better relationship with you to see if you can be free for the rest of your life. But it feels like entrusting your life and death to another person, whether it is the emperor or a subsequent emperor, is a very dangerous thing. Still looking forward to how it will develop in the future, I hope it won't collapse [love]

It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, the inner drama between the protagonist and the emperor is very good, I like it

Let's talk about something that is not in the introduction. Kangxi could hear the second son's heart. Kangxi dreamed about things in his previous life and felt ashamed of his second son. Kangxi was a person who was not favored by his sons. He only had his power and status in his heart. His father's kindness and his son's filial piety were all staged. A cool article about infrastructure construction, just read the beginning and the end. [Cover face]

The name of this book may seem funny, but the content is very logical. The author's writing style is also very concise and smooth. It can be seen that the author is familiar with history books, especially the history of the Qing Dynasty. He writes about the characters of several princes in a very three-dimensional and flesh-and-blood way. A prince's description of the prince's emotional changes is very delicate. At the same time, adding modern technology to the historical environment at that time does not feel far-fetched at all. The infrastructure in the book is not as exaggerated as in some books. Modern technology and modern cities are everywhere in the blink of an eye. All the infrastructure is slowly and imperceptibly developed through the efforts of the protagonist. I'm very curious about what other books the author has written? Get ready to read it.

I've read more than 80 chapters, and there are some flaws in some places. Overall, it's okay. Keep reading... But I suggest you not read the comment section. There are too many comments in this book. Many people make random comments if they don't understand it. There are also people who work tirelessly to spread pseudo-history, saying that the Western Industrial Revolution was spread because of Chinese books, Amplitude Brigade. There are really too many people in the comment section who feel like they are the center of the world. They still consider themselves to be pure Han people... They sneer at the Manchus at every turn, and shout and kill people from other countries, as if human lives are just numbers. In fact, if you look up your genes, you will find that most people have mixed ancestry, and since ancient times both the north and the south were "foreign races", most people have some in their genes. Most people and their ancestors are ordinary people, so why do they call themselves Celestial Dragons? To put it bluntly, birth is not up to one's will. Whether in ancient times or in this book, it is more likely to be exploited or even killed than to be a prince. I really don't know where the confidence comes from to take away the life and death of others and even other people. Before there is a crime, the life of every ordinary person is worthy of respect, no matter which country he is from. What is it called to be indignant about other countries' aggression and killings against China in history, and at the same time to be aggressive towards other countries' aggression and killings? It's not that I hate aggression at all, I just hate that I'm not the aggressor. Don't be too double-standard.

I have been following it for a long time. I originally wanted to rate it after reading it, but I am afraid that I have forgotten it. I like the mode of popularizing science and history while reading the story. The author is also very attentive. I highly recommend it [Like][Like][Like]

He looks good. He is dressed as Yin Reng, but he has a good relationship with his brothers. Although Kangxi in this book is a bit neurotic, it is not a big problem. In the end, according to the outline of modern history, the son repays his father's debt, which is not bad. The writing is very nice and you can read it several times.

I have read several books by Yin Reng, and this one is also great [like] The rating is not very high, but the content is good. The novel about Yin Reng's rebirth that I have read so far is unique and great. Please give it a try.

The writing is very interesting, the author's writing is excellent, the plot point is very interesting, and the protagonist's character is outstanding, but there are too few updates, which is not enough to watch. Come on, great.

The first Yin Reng Wen I read, I was a little tired [staring] Kangxi was doubtful for a while, and I was exhausted when I read it [face covering] But the writing is very delicate, but I don't like to read sadistic articles, so I quit halfway [note] But I still have to come back to review it, thank you for introducing me to Qing Dynasty literature [laughs]

This is probably the only real cruelty I have seen in a clear-cut movie so far. It may not be the most real, but every time I compare it with the funny and warm thoughts in the hero's heart, I feel sad. I laughed and cried. In the first half, I was so afraid that the emperor would have a seizure and the male protagonist would die. I knew that the male protagonist would not die, but I was also afraid that he would suffer.

I hope to write about Yinreng next time, and write about a different Yinreng. Let Kangxi no longer be suspicious of Yinreng, and Jiulong will be brothers and sisters since childhood. I support you! Looking forward to your new work. [Smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]

This is probably the best article about Kangxi's swing and desire for control that I have read in the Qing Dynasty. What surprised me the most in the article was Lao San. His ambition, ability, and transformation are all sympathized with by the public. He uses the simplest emotions to vividly show the cruelty and cold-bloodedness of royal family ties. The other princes are also remarkable. On the contrary, the prince is a relatively popular male protagonist here, which is in line with the reading habits of most readers.

It's very interesting. When I read the story clearly, I really wanted to see how Kowloon would unite. Every plot was well rounded. The way Kangxi was written makes people feel that he would give up anyone for the throne.

It's not bad. I feel that the characterization is quite detailed. After all, I've finished reading it. This is the first time I've read a book about infrastructure. It was intense and bleak when the Nine Sons won the throne. I even felt dazed at the end. It would be great if this was true.