Qing Dynasty Prince: Hongli
清穿皇子之弘历
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- 200k Words
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- 1y ago
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Qing Dynasty Stories Where the Male Lead Is Reborn as a Prince from Birth
A Radiant Crown Prince, the Emperor's Favorite, Brothers on Good Terms, and Ministers Who Bow in Admiration
Looking for stories like *Transmigrating into a Book as the Crown Prince: Busy and Overworked, While All the Princes Are Reborn*. A crown prince who is as graceful as the moon, doted on exclusively by the emperor, with brothers who love and respect one another, ministers who all bow to him, and plots about infrastructure, business, and entertainment. Any gender is welcome!
The Emperor’s Most Beloved and Most Trusted Prince
Any Stories About Royal Brothers Who Get Along?
Looking for books like *The Laid-Back Princess Consort Is Enjoying the Gossip*. Something with everyday humor, where the princes and princes-consort have no interest in fighting for power and all get along.
Looking for Stories Focused on Family Bonds
The main focus should be family bonds. The romance between the CP doesn't need much attention, and no CP is fine. Fantasy, silly fun, or melodrama are all okay.
Any Especially Good Novels, Preferably with No Romance
Dual female leads are fine too.
Reborn as a Prince in the Imperial Family, Gifted and Peerlessly Handsome, He Becomes Emperor!
Princes, historical fantasy, and xuanhuan.
No-Pairing Stories Where the Protagonist Is Beloved by All, No! Pairing! Beloved! By! All! Male-Oriented!
I’m not in the mood for female leads lately. A male lead who’s adored by everyone or sickly is fine, preferably something sweet. Crossover, fanfic, or original stories are all okay. As long as it’s good, I’m not picky. And thanks in advance for the recommendations.
Looking for Quick Transmigration Stories Featuring Qing Dynasty Princes
Looking for a book similar to *The Model Eighth Prince of the Qing Dynasty*.
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
Baby Boy, Baby Boy, Baby Boy, a Beloved Baby Boy
It absolutely has to be a baby boy. Any kind of baby boy is fine, but it has to be a boy, and he has to be doted on by everyone, doted on by everyone, doted on by everyone. No couple or a couple is fine, but it has to be a boy. If it's a girl, seriously...
A Prince Reborn as a Baby
A sign-in System from childhood that can summon an army of civil officials and military generals.
Please Recommend a Male-Oriented Novel About Empresses in the Palace
Any male-oriented novels about *Empresses in the Palace*? Please! Or ones where the protagonist transmigrates into various TV dramas, like *My Fair Princess* and the like.
Looking for Qing Dynasty Transmigration Stories About the Imperial Princes, Especially the Tenth, Ninth, or Thirteenth Prince
Preferably a laid-back story with goofy humor.
Looking for a Kangxi-Era Qing Dynasty Story, with the Protagonist as a Prince
Read with your brain switched on.
Born as a Prince, He Hopes to Live a Carefree Life, but Gradually Changes Things for the People's Benefit
Fresh ideas and a well-paced plot.
Male-Oriented! Male-Oriented! Like Empresses in the Palace, but No Female-to-Male Transmigration!
Looking for a Story with a Male Protagonist Who’s a Little Kid
Qing-Dynasty Era Stories Where the Princes Are Doted-On Favorites
Please recommend a novel. Lately I've been really into stories where one of the princes is doted on by everyone. Any prince is fine, and I'm mainly looking for family affection.
Stories About Reincarnating as a Qing Emperor’s Son. No Female Lead, Just the Little Prince
No romance pairings.
Child-Rearing Stories: Raising Yinreng, Yinzhen, Yinsi, Fusu, Ying Zheng, and Huang Taiji
Child-rearing stories: raising Yinreng, Yinzhen, Yinsi, Prince Fusu, Ying Zheng, Hong Taiji, and others when they were little...
Looking for Qing Dynasty Transmigration Novels From the Male Lead's Perspective
A golden finger is optional. I mainly want a Qing-dynasty time-travel novel from the male lead’s perspective.
Any Stories About a Baby Transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty and Becoming the Family’s Beloved Darling?
The Wen Emperor of the Qing Dynasty Who Raised Babies and Cubs, Yang Yinreng of the Kangxi Dynasty, the Fourth Elder Brother of the Qing Dynasty, Etc.
I want to read a book like "Don't be afraid of your mother's birth and death, your little aunt is here". Articles like this on raising children, just clear ones about raising children. Please recommend some books, thank you! ! ! Or you can just wear clothes and give birth to a baby! ! ! ! Don't pick! ! !
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The male protagonist is smart and flexible, calm in situations, and very eloquent. He originally wanted to make some money and just sit back, but as a result he was taken more and more seriously, was made a prince, and entered the court to listen to politics. He is mature and knows how to do things, but he also has the liveliness and innocence of a young boy, which is a bit of a contrast. He is really super cute! Putting aside Yinzhen's previous neglect of Xiao Hongli, now they are becoming more and more like the sticky energy of Lao Kang and Ma Bao!
Come on, update it! It looks great. I feel like Hongli is now the succubus of the Qing Dynasty. Haha, the big fat man always loves his big boy [laughing] [laughing]
Really nice to look at. 1. The first world is The Legend of Zhen Huan, but the overall perspective is still mostly in the previous dynasty. I don't really like the perspective of the male protagonist, but when writing more scenes about the harem, what I want to see is the achievement of achievements, not the protagonist hanging among women all day long, and the palace fighting scenes are appetizers, not a feast. 2. It can be felt that the author is not just bragging, but his attitude is very impartial. He does not throw the blame on Yongzheng, take away the achievements of others, or deliberately not mention Yongzheng's shortcomings, but just brags about his diligence and so on. 3. The relationship between father and son is very frustrating. The author obviously wrote it to make readers frustrated. 4. I think he completed some of the images of Yongzheng in The Legend of Zhen Huan. Apart from anything else, what I like very much is that there are 13 scenes. Most of The Legend of Zhen Huan will not mention the number 13. 5. I feel that the author has checked a lot of information, and it is obvious that the title is correct. I have always felt that it is impossible to write a historical derivative article according to the history books, and the history books may not be all correct, but you have to check the information, and you cannot write it all according to your own ideas. I think the author has done a very good job, very good. I really want to complain about another Zhen Huan biography, which is also about father and son. I feel that the author just made it up to fool people who don't understand history. 6. Of course, there are still some small problems. I think Hongli's writing is a bit feminine, but this is also a trend in novels nowadays. Men are feminine, women are infantilized, and infants are blackened.
Satisfied, satisfied! There have been many male protagonists of this type recently, but the plot of this one is very good👍It's very good that it doesn't get too involved in the harem and concubines incident👍The relationship between father and son is also very warm! The relationship with the previous prince is also in line with the current situation and there is no emotion, for example: deposing the prince! Very considerate of the current situation 👍
It's okay, it's very good-looking. I hope Qingying doesn't become Da Ru. The charming Qingying in Zhen Huan is still pretty good.
Second brush. I forgot to comment last time. I haven't finished it yet, so I only read the first volume. I really like it. The more you watch the female protagonist, the more you want to see the male protagonist. Good writing like this is hard to come by. The protagonist is very popular and it's fun to watch
This novel is really well written! Its storyline is engaging and imaginative, making it immersive. The characterization is also excellent, with each character having their own unique personality and motivations. In addition, the dialogue in the novel is also very interesting, which makes people feel the vitality and intelligence of the characters. All in all, this is a novel worth reading again and again, and I highly recommend it to friends who like reading!
Damn it, I read this novel "The Collection of Princes of the Qing Dynasty" yesterday, and it felt like the content seemed to be by the same author.
Hongli: True love takes turns, come to my house next year, okay
Why are the books I've read recently unfinished [cry][cry][cry]