A Qing-Era Child Raised by a Professional Tiger Mom
清穿之成了鸡娃专业户的崽儿
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- Ancient Romance
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- Ancient-Style Life
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- A Qing Dynasty Time-Travel Story: The Sixth Prince's Spendthrift Life清穿之六阿哥的败家人生Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's a good read with a captivating plot, but unfortunately, the author ultimately writes the relationship between the Crown Prince and Emperor Kangxi according to historical developments, which I find hard to accept...
It's a very novel perspective on the struggle for succession among the nine princes. There's no sense of superiority from modern people, no agonizing over whether history can be changed, and no half-baked historical events. Everything focuses on the protagonist and his brothers, and only their daily lives are depicted.
This book is absolutely fantastic! The modern protagonist transmigrates into the body of a six-year-old Prince Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. He not only reverses his own early-born fate but also improves the strained relationship between the Fourth and Fourteenth Princes. He also significantly reconciles the relationship between Consort De and the Fourth Prince.
So far, it looks pretty good. Although there's no cheat code, the memory is good, the author is smart, and also quite laid-back. He'll continue to live off his parents and later his brother, playing the role of a spoiled brat. This laid-back attitude is quite good and realistic. When you transmigrate, you should live a good life. Why come here and act like a monster, trying to change the world?
This book takes a unique time-travel perspective, stepping into the Qing Dynasty court and experiencing a unique "daddy's boy" life. In terms of character development, the protagonist is in a complex palace intrigue environment, but has the interesting setting of being a "daddy's boy". The father's image is also very vivid.
The author's writing is excellent, though there are a few minor flaws, such as rewriting a few sentences multiple times, perhaps because there were too many words and the author forgot that some paragraphs had already been written; however, these do not detract from the book's overall enjoyment.
This is the first book I've read where the protagonist, not the female lead, travels back to the Qing Dynasty and becomes a prince. Overall, it's a lighthearted and enjoyable read, with some humor, yet the childhood scenes don't feel excessively long. Although he hasn't married yet and there's not much romantic description, I still find it very engaging.
The male lead is thick-skinned and smooth-talking, easily switching between various styles. He can act cute and charming, or throw tantrums and roll around on the ground with ease. He is casual and dependent on Consort De, close to Emperor Kangxi with little scruples, and accompanies and supports the fourth prince... He has everyone under his thumb.
I've read this book twice. Without overthinking or delving into the logic, it's quite well-written. It's a brainless, doting romance novel. Some parts are a bit unrealistic, but it's undeniably enjoyable to read. However, it's very formulaic. It revolves around Kangxi's doting on his sixth son, the brothers' jealousy of him, and the sixth son giving them favors.
This is so good! I really love the protagonist's attitude towards life. Even now, Emperor Kangxi still dotes on him, and his brothers dote on him too. He's so happy! The author's writing is also superb. I feel that eight stars is a bit low; it could be nine stars. The only problem is that the story is short. Er Yuehong, please add more chapters!!!