Qing Transmigration: The Delicate Consort

Cutting off: 57, good-looking, the heroine is very smart. To other uu: I am not my only favorite at the moment. (Of course, I think it is very speechless to blindly pursue the exclusive favor of harem writers.) It's finished, the rest is just normal.

It's okay, there are some funny parts. For example, Kangxi insisted on being buried with the heroine. He said that the heroine couldn't worry about his son, so he opened a grave next to them for his son. He said that the heroine would take away whoever he couldn't let go [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

Zhaojia Xinyi

It's okay, it's a cool novel. The heroine is basically not aggrieved, and she has a sense of déjà vu that defies the sky, the earth, and the air. There are also some funny elements, especially when Emperor Kangxi told his son before his death, if you want to stay up there, come down as soon as possible. Your mother and I are still waiting to order you around in the underworld. It's so ridiculous. And I found that Kangxi has a bit of a love brain, of course, I have to put it in quotation marks. I don't know when the confrontation between him and the heroine started, and he was always at a disadvantage. Even though he was sensitive and suspicious, he still tolerated or doted on the heroine unconditionally.

So far it's pretty good, the heroine is clear-headed and doesn't pursue exclusive love. Overall, there are no big plots and plots, and the family is determined not to hold them back. It is a light-hearted, non-emotional and sweet story. But it's not the kind of cool story about a heroine. If you want to read about strategizing and the like, you might feel like you're being protected. Oh, by the way, on the premise of not making the heroine happy, I think the heroine is not aggrieved, she basically boldly attacks the harem, is not afraid of trouble, and has the means. Testing the male protagonist's bottom line back and forth, he got more and more benefits for himself little by little, and he became more and more like a doting concubine. I'm not the kind of person who "plans everything before doing anything" and still wants to comfort myself.

The heroine is so lovable. When I read the introduction, I thought that the heroine gave birth to a child and was taken away by the child. In the end, she relied entirely on herself. She had a low status in the early stage, and was favored by high-ranking concubines and imperial concubines. She was chased and scolded once or twice when she went to bed. Fortunately, the heroine returned. Kangxi always felt that he liked the heroine, but when the heroine was wronged, Kangxi rarely supported her and punished others, or he took into account that other concubines had children. , Or there is a family behind, and the heroine can only take revenge on her own. Kangxi at most turned a blind eye to the heroine's behavior, and then because Kangxi felt that the heroine's actions were ruthless, the two quarreled frequently. Kangxi had many concubines and was not the only favorite. Everyone liked him in the early stage, but later he only liked the heroine. , But the body and the heart are separated. The harem and concubines can no longer live in the harem. He wants to ask the heroine to pay for his son's wedding, and he doesn't understand that Kangxi's other children are being bullied. The heroine's son was just average. Near the finale, the Tong family had a quarrel. I don't know if they didn't see each other until they died. Anyway, the timeline jumped directly to the heroine's death and she had to be buried with Kangxi. Kangxi was so afraid of the heroine's son that he would rather pass the throne to the heroine's grandson than to his son. It was really disrespectful. To understand this approach, although the heroine's son is also very weak, he looks quite normal. In addition, the heroine's ancestors and grandsons are all time-traveled, and some are reborn. The heroine's revenge is really exciting to watch, and it is not frustrating at all. In addition, I am a little curious about the story of the heroine and Kangxi dying and going to the underworld, but it is a pity that the author did not write it.

This book is not bad! It's about time travel, the heroine, giving birth, raising a baby, palace battles, there are a few time travels and a few rebirths, there are many private settings, it's funny. Some of the settings are novel, the plot is coherent, and the characters have distinctive characteristics. The heroine is delicate and frail on the outside but tough and tenacious on the inside. She has an irresistible personality, is good at acting, cute and witty, smart, calm and decisive, and eloquent. Great, keep up the good work^O^~

It's okay, although there are many flaws, and the time travel and rebirth are almost rotten, but I can finish it, some parts are very funny, and the heroine is not a soft bun. Although there are some parts that make people angry, most of them make the breasts smooth.

This book is really underrated. What I like most about the heroine is that she will never explain her actions according to the hero's words. No matter how much the male protagonist accuses her of her faults or denies her reputation. Instead, he cursed back from another angle, wow, that's great.

To be honest, I have read a lot of Qing Dynasty novels, but there is no one that confronts the emperor. This is the only one. He criticizes the concubines, the emperor, and takes revenge on the ministers. He repeatedly jumps on the emperor's bottom line. The emperor also favors him, but he does not favor him alone. It is really good-looking.