Empresses in the Palace: Noble Lady Fucha Is Reborn on the Night She Conceives

It's so beautiful. "The male character you fall in love with is essentially the soul of the female writer" is really embodied. The male protagonist's love is to lift you up, to give you equality in status, to unlock your ideological shackles, to teach you the emperor's mind and the way of governing the country, to never question your sincerity and understand your sensitivity, and to put you in a high position so that you are not afraid of the covetousness of others. The heroine gradually matures from being ignorant at the beginning. She has the pride of being a noble girl and the innocence of a fox. She is not stingy in expressing her love and vulnerability. She has the awkwardness of a girl and the sobriety and decisiveness of a grown woman. After she matures, she chooses to do her best to give other women more opportunities and room for growth. The other characters are very vivid and belong to the group. There is no brainless competition. Everyone has their own gap.

Good looking🥰🥰🥰 There are many changes in the plot but they are all very, very reasonable and not stiff at all. The Queen Mother's explanation for aborting Concubine Hua's child was particularly reasonable. The emperor had no possibility of succeeding to the throne at that time, so how could he be afraid of Nian Gengyao? Some of the emperor's personality and hobbies are very similar to Yongzheng in official history, such as his love of guqin and his deep connection with Buddhism.

This book is very interesting, and it is not limited to romance and palace battles. The male protagonist is a guiding lover, he will indulge the female protagonist's little temper and is very doting, but he will also teach the female protagonist the imperial skills, and will lead and support the female protagonist to accomplish what the female protagonist wants to do; the female protagonist is also very kind, salty, sweet, noble, domineering, elegant and pampering, has her own thoughts, founded a women's school, and also wants to help more women of that era who were oppressed by feudal ethics. In this book, not only the male protagonist will protect the female protagonist, but the female protagonist will also rush in front of the male protagonist. There is no barrier between the male and female protagonists. They understand each other and will not hide things from each other. Highly recommended!!! Super pretty!!! The male protagonist has very upright views: "The courtiers are afraid, but I am not afraid. My dear, a man should open up territories, establish a country, and secure the country. A man's achievements should be made by himself, not by suppressing women." The heroine's outlook on life is also very upright: She asked herself, Fucha Yixin, what are you going to do? Want prosperity and wealth? Want to eradicate dissidents? Want to leave a name in history? She gently clenched her fists, exhaled, rejected her ideas one by one, and said: I want women to be happy. Since I am in this position, I want women to have the right to live independently in the world.

It's really, really super good-looking. From the beginning, the heroine was just a little nobleman named Fucha who needed to be pampered in the hero's heart, to the famous Fucha Yixin, and then to the unique imperial concubine in the hero's heart. This name is really not for nothing. It was in the Qing Dynasty when the centralization of monarchy reached its peak. The emperor who has been on the throne for twenty years is willing to share his power with his lover, and teach the female princess step by step. He said that his Yi Xin never needs to indulge in harem battles, because he teaches her the imperial tactics in the court. She is naive and stupid, so he will teach his son in front of the court and his wife in the pillow, ah ah ah ah, it is really sweet to me.

It's very beautiful, especially because An Lingrong hates Zhen Yuandao, which made me hate Zhen Huan all of a sudden. She really didn't take care of Zhen's mother, but An Lingrong has a natural female perspective. In fact, it has always been said that Zhen Huan is the Zhuge among girls. Maybe she is the protagonist's aura and has a partially male perspective.

It's a good read. The whole text is 95% sweet + 5% sour. It's not sour for the sake of being sour, but the happy sourness of two people who are healing each other. The relationship is gradual. Yinzhen is teaching Yixin little by little, and she is also growing up well. Xingnuxue, she is equal to him, and has the double-character title "Linzhen". She feels sorry for Yinzhen and uses what he taught herself to complain to him. Both of them love each other very much. When Yi Xin was frightened and thought about whether to live or not (the arrangement of this paragraph in the article is quite reasonable and I won't go into details), Yi Zhen hurt himself to save her and heal her, and she would also drag her sick body to plan for his reputation. Those chapters were really touching and I liked it very much. The side story of Xiao Qingjue is really good to watch! I really like a lot of the stories, it's a very warm relationship, and I must read the chapters about the calamity, it's amazing! In the past, when there was no Yi Xin, the harem was full of people, but I still felt that the Forbidden City was empty and the Old Summer Palace was also extremely empty; now that there is only her, I feel that everything is full. In my study, when I am in charge of the country and the country, I do not want her to write ink, I want her to write. Her calculations and trade-offs contain three parts of my imperial energy. She is a vine that depends on me and a peony flower that blooms independently of me.

It's very interesting. Good luck to the author! This is my favorite secondary image in the many Fucha noble fanfics I have read. Although she behaves like a stupid beauty, she is actually a talented woman who is proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting. I really like the plot of the banquet to protect the emperor. It is necessary to have such a plot to promote the emotional sublimation of the male and female protagonists. Many fan fiction lacks this kind of progression, and suddenly both parties fall in love. Even the protagonist's status is too low. Like Zhen Huan, she's a little unhappy at the moment. Isn't it true that where the rewards of status are, there will be love? Then there is too little love now 😢

Really really really really really really really really super super good-looking. The male protagonist is really leading the heroine in a good direction. He is super doting but not a mindless doting. It feels like he is trying to seduce the heroine. A guiding lover is irresistible. Good luck to the author. We will accompany you to the end of this article.

I came to read this book from Xiaoguai and Zhenzhen. I have always liked the Emperor Yongzheng. Although history has many things to say about him, he really did it to be worthy of the people, worthy of Jiangshang Sheji, and worthy of Aixinjueluo. If another person were placed in him at that time, he might not be as good as him. So thank the author for giving Yinzhen a happy ending, so that he can be loved and loved by others!

It's really beautiful!!! I'm quite fascinated by the novels surrounding The Legend of Zhen Huan. At first I thought it was a very vulgar time travel and rebirth cliché, because it's the kind where you can kill and kill in the harem with a plug-in memory, but this one is a little different. This book is not based on the play, but it has the plot of the play, but it is generally different and has more logic. For example, the emperor did not poison the child of the concubine Nian, and the emperor was not so coward. In short, I really fell in love with the emperor in the book! She is a very ideal + guiding lover. She will teach Yi Xin how to manage the harem, and even personally teach her the art of the emperor, teach her not to be trapped in the harem, let Yi Xin travel around the court and outside the palace, and let Yi Xin set up a school for girls. Even in the end, he confessed that he taught the art of emperors and started a women's school. What he cared about was Fucha Yixin~ I also like Yixin very much. At first I thought she was a rich, naive, stupid beauty, but it turned out that Yixin can play poetry and guzheng. She has her own little cleverness, but she doesn't show it off. Later, under the emperor's guidance, he became smarter and wiser, and his vision became more far-sighted.