A Qing-Era Child Raised by a Professional Tiger Mom

It's good-looking and the plot is exciting. It's a pity that the relationship between the prince and Kangxi will eventually be written by the author according to historical development, which is not acceptable...

It's a very novel angle to write about Kowloon's seizure of the heir apparent. There is no sense of superiority of modern people, no entanglement about whether history can be changed, and no half-assed historical events. Everything focuses on the protagonist and the protagonist's brother, and only talks about daily life. I feel that this is how an ordinary person can live a better daily life when he travels back to the prince of the Qing Dynasty, instead of following Jiulong around and fearing that he will be played to death. The author's writing style is also very good, allowing people to read smoothly without feeling bored halfway through. The only drawback is that it's not finished yet, so keep reading for more!

This book is super nice. The modern male protagonist travels back in time to the 6-year-old Kangxi elder brother in the Qing Dynasty. Not only does he reverse his early destiny, but he also improves the bad relationship between the fourth elder brother and the fourteenth elder brother. At the same time, it also greatly reconciles the mother-son relationship between the concubine and the fourth elder brother. This book is considered Another Way does not mostly describe the cuteness of childhood, but more describes the battle of wits and courage between the Kangxi father and the love between father and son and brotherhood. At the same time, it also has national justice and does its best to avoid history. It is great. I hope it will be updated more.

It looks pretty good at the moment, although I don't have a golden finger, but I have a good memory. I'm very smart, and I'm very good at it. I'll continue to be a naughty old man. I'll nip my brother in the future and be a dandy. This kind of salty fish style is very good and very realistic. You should live a good life after traveling to the past. You don't want to change the day and night. You are not afraid of being burned to death. And why do you work so hard? You can't change anything even if you work hard. You don't fight for the throne. You don't get up early and work hard. So far, the family relationship is very warm. I still like this kind of family love story. I hope it won't turn into a love story in the future. You can have a wife, but not a heroine. The heroine represents a lot of roles. I don't want to watch love stories. It's best if there are few storylines about wives. Not bad, not bad. I haven't had any concubines since I got married. My wife rarely appears. The kids are more of a story. It's good. It's still a family story. It's not a romance story. So far, it's still a relaxed and comfortable style.

This book uses a unique time-travel perspective to enter the court of the Qing Dynasty and experience a unique life of a "father's son". From the perspective of character creation, the protagonist is in a complex palace fighting environment, but he has the interesting setting of "daddy's treasure". The father's image is also very vivid, he is philanthropic and has excellent talking skills, and he is also a "chicken baby" expert. The mother is a master of palace fighting. These characters are intertwined with each other, making the story full of tension. The plot is full of ups and downs, and against the backdrop of Kowloon's struggle to win the heir, the protagonist has to deal with court struggles while also enjoying the favor from his family. This contrasting plot makes people want to put it down. The book contains both tense and exciting palace battle plots as well as warm and interesting family daily life, and the rhythm is just right. I hope the author can speed up the update, I like it very much.

The author's writing style is very good, but there are some flaws. For example, he wrote some sentences several times. It may be because there are too many words and he forgot that he had written some paragraphs before; but this does not affect the beauty of the book. The tenderness between father and son was written in a fascinating way, and the brothers did not turn against each other. More importantly, they also brought down the Japanese island where they lived a good life. It was great [Like]

This book is the first time I have seen that it is not the female protagonist who travels to the Qing Dynasty, but the male protagonist, who becomes the elder brother. Overall, it was very enjoyable and relaxing to watch, but it was a bit funny, and it didn't feel like he was writing a very long time during this childhood period. Although I am not married yet and there is no description of the emotions between men and women, I still find it very interesting to read. The emotions between brothers, the conflicts between parents and children, and the disputes between the royal family, I feel very fascinated by it. Looking forward to future developments.

The male protagonist is very thick-skinned and smooth-talking. He can easily switch between various styles, be coquettish, cute, and roll around, all at his fingertips. He relies more on the concubine, is more close to Lao Kang, and is less scrupulous about Lao Kang. He is companion and supportive to the fourth child... He has everyone under control. He is obsessed with eating his parents, his brothers, and his nephews.

Second brush, it doesn't take it into consideration or delve into the logic. This book is very well written and belongs to the brainless group favorite. Some parts are not very realistic, but it is really refreshing to read. It is just too routine. Kangxi dotes on Xiaoliu, and the brothers are jealous of Xiaoliu. Xiaoliu gives them benefits. Moreover, Xiaoliu is Kangxi's little pendant, little follower and so on. It is repeated many times. You will feel tired after reading it in the later stage. If you just want to see the relationship between father and son, this is a good book. If you like the main character, you will feel a little uncomfortable while reading this book, and it will feel a bit licking. It will be much better in the later stages. Xiaoliu Fujin is in the background. If you like no cp, you can just skip a few chapters. It's just that Xiaoliu's son will appear more diligently in the later period. But what I like about Kangxi is that he likes Xiaoliu's son but will not cross Xiaoliu's son Aiwu and Wu. The concubine will make the main standard a little uncomfortable. If you like Baocheng and want Baocheng to ascend the throne, I don't recommend reading it. If you want to delve deeper into the logic, If you like to bring things into your mind, I recommend reading another book on Ma Gan. The logic in that book will be better.

It's so beautiful. I really like the protagonist's attitude towards life. Kangxi is doting on him now, and so are his brothers and sisters. I'm so happy. The author's writing style is also super good. I feel that eight stars is a bit low. If it can go up to nine stars, it's a short story. February Red, please give the author more updates! ! !