Consort Ping of Kangxi’s Reign: Back for Another Round in This Losing Game!
康熙平妃，再战这把逆风局！
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- Completed
- Length
- 583k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Reborn, The More I Clapped Back at Kangxi, the More I Got Into It重生后，我越怼康熙越上头Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's not even supposed to be a tragic story, so why do I cry after reading just one chapter? 😢 Baozhu, the precious child who bound two clans together, how could she suffer so much? A ten-year-old child forced into the palace, facing the bloodless mockery of the concubines before her, and the manipulation of her nominal husband who was both teacher and father.
I was initially drawn in by the cover, thinking it would be just another lighthearted online novel, but it turned out to be surprisingly profound, with a remarkably refined and unique writing style. I didn't intend to read much, but the emotional entanglements within were truly captivating, regardless of who was involved.
It's a great read. Not only is the writing excellent, but the story is also cleverly conceived. The female protagonist is a novel and complex character; she can't be simply described as vicious, foolish, or obsessive. She's often quite intelligent and kind, and this kindness isn't simple.
It's good, but some parts felt a bit illogical, and some descriptions were a little awkward to read (I'm an idiot, and I couldn't understand the female lead shouting "Charge! Kill!" When she was riding a horse with Kangxi, so it's my fault). The female lead's character seems a bit chaotic, just like her mind. But the author's writing is still very good. Five stars are for the hard work of the author!! Keep it up!!
I gave it four stars because the writing style is rather depressing. However, it's one of the few books I've read in one sitting recently. The writing conveys profound truths, and the author clearly has a deep and clear understanding of the evil in human nature. The character of Emperor Kangxi is also very well-developed and feels natural.
This was the first time I'd read a novel from this perspective on Kangxi and Yinreng, and it made me realize how superficial other Qing Dynasty time-travel novels I'd read were. This truly captured their inner journeys. Although there were parts I didn't fully understand, it didn't diminish my enjoyment of the novel. I'm very grateful to the author for creating such a work.
This is a refreshing story; the male protagonist is a cold-blooded and shrewd feudal emperor. The female protagonist has been reborn in another life. What I like most is that, unlike other stories that treat the female protagonist as some kind of leisure spot, health expert, or someone whose body is in sync with hers, they truly have a kind of soul sync.
It feels like the characters' personalities are more realistic. Kangxi is ruthless, suspicious, manipulating people's hearts, and using the world as pawns. Baozhu's emotional journey is also quite reasonable. In her previous life, she was a pampered noblewoman with a strong sense of family honor. She both loved and hated Kangxi.
If I had to give it a 10, I'd give it a 9! The one point less is because I didn't get enough! Finding a novel in the 7-something scouting room that kept me up all night until dawn is truly remarkable. All the characters are so well-developed. I especially loved the emotional turmoil between Kangxi and Baozhu.
Dear young lady, I've heard a saying: "Please, again and again, tirelessly, a thousand times, ten thousand times, without hesitation, save yourself from this hellish situation." An unhappy family background requires a lifetime to heal. I know you've had a tough time, but you must strive to live on, to live a life a thousand times, ten thousand times better than those who treat you badly.