My Years as a Benevolent Mother in the Qing Palace

Chen Wanyin's chapter was really cool. The heroine opened up ideas for palace fighting that I had never thought of. She kept sending pastries with fertility pills to other people in the palace to keep them pregnant. After they had children, Fujin couldn't bear the pressure and started to take action. But with the help of the heroine, His true face was exposed, making others think that Fujin could not tolerate his children and began to guard against and hate Fujin. The princesses headed by Gao began to use various language to provoke Fujin when he was late to greet him and began to have ambitions. It was very exciting. The heroine single-handedly brought Gongdou to another level. During the period of the palace, everyone was pregnant three times. During the pregnancy of others, the heroine lived a life of almost exclusive pampering. She cultivated a deep relationship with Hongli and made him think that she was his true love and his soul mate. Hongli had a very double standard and believed that the heroine had no family background and no heirs. He was afraid that she would be looked down upon and bullied after entering the palace and was given the title of concubine without children. However, other people can only take the concubine position after giving birth to sons. Jin Hehai has three daughters but is still a noble person. Moreover, if there are more children, the mother will be more valuable than the child, but the child will be more valuable than the mother. Hongli will be very doting on the children he has been looking forward to for many years of "true love".

My God, Chen Wanyin's writing is so good. The heroine is indeed an evil spirit. This character is really solid. Let the women in the harem give birth to children one by one and let them raise the children. Basically, the first children are all amazing and beautiful, but they are driven crazy under this long-term high pressure. In the end, each one of them dies as they wish after achieving great achievements and is freed. Then the younger brother at the back couldn't stand up again, and the heroine indulged Qianlong in his lust, shortening his life span. In the end, the heroine succeeded in ascending to the throne, and the child became the emperor. It was super exciting to watch. In addition, usually I am from the perspective of the heroine, but I have to say that this heroine is so cruel that it makes my heart freeze. She really deserves to be an evil ghost. It's a pity for those first brothers. The author really wrote this group portrait very well. It feels even more exciting than Kowloon Seizing the Son.

It's wonderfully written. I beg the author to write more about the extras and movies for future generations. The more I look at the back, the more uncomfortable I feel, especially the part about honoring the imperial concubine. The concubines and slaves in the harem are all being tortured, but the emperor is not only incapable of human affairs, but also a little darker, but he is still the emperor who can take life and death and can humiliate his concubines at will. The queen mother is also living well. I want to ask, compared to the women in the harem, why does the heroine treat the emperor so well? Obviously the emperor is the source of the evil, right? Then think about every life of the heroine. No matter what the purpose, the heroine has allowed the emperor to enjoy high-quality services, but the concubines in the harem have to endure long-term psychological or physical torture, and they all live worse than death. Comparing the degree of suffering of the emperor and the concubines, it can be said that there is a huge difference. Why should they be treated so differently? It was really fun to watch at first, but then I thought about it and realized something was wrong. This is probably an article under the guise of revenge, but in reality it loves men and abuses women. Please pay attention.

Chen Wanyin in the second article is really awesome. In the second Kowloon seizure, the stunningly talented princes died one by one, especially Yonglian committed suicide and jumped into the river, which coincided with the death of Empress Fucha in the play. In a sense, the mother's debt was paid by the son. The heroine watched people die bit by bit, but she had a reputation as a loving mother. It's so awesome, especially the extra story about Yonghuang Fujin's death cycle, which scared me even in the middle of the night. It's such a beautiful group portrait. I remember every prince. The characters of each character are also very well portrayed and very full. The heroine's victory is not a mindless gold finger. It makes people really feel the terror of the palace, the insignificance of life in feudal society, and the crazy obsession with power! I can't help but say that socialism is good! Those who want to travel back to ancient times will read this article and realize how unrealistic it is for the overbearing prince to fall in love with me!

It's good to watch. I highly recommend the chapters of Chen Wanyin and Fu Cha Lang Hua, which are as big as the world. They are full of female ghost flavor and have a weird beauty like watching the rules and ghost stories. In the first article, Yixiu's world front was stretched too long, so that in the middle period, Yixiu really felt like a holy mother. Abusing a woman is really cruel, and abusing a man is like cruelty, so be careful when entering the trap. Fat Orange and Zha Long have been blessed for most of their lives every time before suffering the consequences when they are old. Moreover, an original character Hua Liyan was added in the later stage. His other function was to warm the heroine's bed. He also appeared in every world. It was like eating a mouthful of fat over and over again. I couldn't stand it anymore after the A Ruo chapter. I said goodbye.

It's so beautiful, it's really beautiful, especially the second world, it feels even more amazing than the first world!! I haven't read Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, but I have heard of the "famous" Da Ru and Zha Zhalong. However, the second world of this novel is really wonderful. The heroine seems to be addicted to calligraphy and painting, but the entire harem is in her hands. She did not harm the princes, but the concubines, princes, and emperors still The choice was made under the environment she created. When they were young, they sat around listening to the gentle Concubine Shu play the piano. When they grew up, they died, died, died. This was the real Chinese horror. There was no real winner under the imperial power. The traces of darkness flowing in the Qing Palace were the color of blood. In the author's writing, these characters are not black and white. They all have their own characteristics and temperaments. The sincerity and cooperation, falsehood and falsehood of the harem women are all so vivid.

It's very beautiful, it doesn't dirty your hands, and it hides the behind-the-scenes flow perfectly. I hope that the heroine will dress up in the Huang Taiji period and compete with Bumu Butai, and then she will dress up in the Shunzhi period and become the queen. It will be more fun to let Bumu Butai have the memories of her previous life [smile]

What a popular article!! Chen Wanyin's world is so well written ❤️ that for the first time I had a real sense of the scene of "Nine Sons Seizing the Heir". The heroine, the big boss behind the scenes, did not use conventional tricks such as frame-up and malicious provocation. She just used people's hearts to make everyone become a pawn in her hands. People in the key games all made choices based on their own hearts, but they all came to their own death [please update] Reminder again! The heroine is not the real "Madonna", she is a ghost!!

Chen Wanyin in the second world is simply amazing. The heroine's methods are really brilliant, and except for Ruyi Hailan who is really annoying, the other characters are all portrayed with their own charms, especially the princes 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6. They really created beautiful people, and then each of them entered their own tragedy due to various logical reasons. The amazing talent of the first generation died at the most gorgeous time, which further oppressed the second generation. The younger brothers may have other talents, but they are given equal expectations because of the talents of their elder brothers. No one is exactly the same as others. This is also a big reason why the second generation also has troubles. The female protagonist has nothing to do with their tragedies from beginning to end, but in fact, their ambitions and pursuits, as well as the pressure and persecution from childhood, are all driven by the female protagonist step by step. The female protagonist is so good at taking advantage of the weaknesses of human nature. I love this novel.

The title No One Survived is so apt, and this book is completely underrated. It's not an ordinary palace fight or house fight, but a horror and cannibalism story. The seemingly peaceful harem in the Yixiu chapter makes people feel hairy on the back. The Wanyin chapter is also well written. It seems like nothing has been done, but it may be a small move that affects the ending. It is more exciting than the Kowloon Conquest in history. The writing is creepy, and the charm of the group characters is really well written. It is a real Qing palace drama.