Hongli Awakens, Stop Shaking the Mushrooms

The Hongli without a son-in-law is really much cuter, and he is very affectionate with the queen and his wife. It's easy to get along with him. This Hongli is a normal emperor. I feel that even if he really encounters Da Ru, he will wipe out traces of a person as vigorously as the real Qianlong, and then calmly write "the queen is crazy" to conclude the coffin. The ending was too quick. Almost all the Fucha family died within one chapter, and it ended abruptly. This is the fastest one I have ever seen.

Tied to the latest (Chapter 110) As of the latest chapter, it is a very, very good article. The perfect score. It's also the best Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfic I've seen on Tomato, and even the best Qianlong/Xiaoxian fanfic. Although Qianlong and Xiaoxian in this article were born and grew up from the story and setting of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, the author's article is indeed moving in the direction of history chapter by chapter, year by year. Among them, Qianlong was particularly historical-oriented from the beginning. It was like Qianlong, who had a historical-oriented character, directly faced the life of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, and therefore made different decisions and lived a different life. And Xiaoxian, just like the historical Xiaoxian, has been covered with layers of foundation and heavy makeup by the story of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. It's still beautiful, but something feels wrong. But as the author writes, chapter by chapter, she breaks free from the constraints imposed by Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, and lives her true self, which is the past. This process is similar for other characters. Concubine Gao would still bully Hailan according to the plot of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace at first, but slowly she became the smart concubine in history. And Wei Yanwan is still the scheming character born in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, and Lu Muping is still the "Queen Mother's Internal Ying" passed down to her by Ruyi. But it is obvious that they are also struggling in the author's writing. I believe that they will eventually live to become the noble concubines and imperial concubines in the future. This article is really excellent in this regard. Except for plot arrangements that are really difficult to turn back, such as Ruyi, Garfield, and Concubine Shu, the authors who can turn back history have done so skillfully. I can see the author's intention. Especially for Qianlong After all, concubines are a group whose history rarely writes about. There are not many records of their true appearance. It may be easier to deal with the author's problem, and the novelist's words can solve most problems. But Qianlong was an emperor with a lot of historical data. No matter whether future generations hate him or like him, no matter how they evaluate him, he really left a lot of real historical records. The author cleverly uses a lot of historical materials in the article, as well as some Qianlong's own subjective records. Not only about the harem, the authors of historical materials on the history of previous dynasties also used it a lot. And this article is not even a historical fanfic. Just... The author is really attentive. Qianlong (History) is a difficult person to write about. Even as an author, it is difficult to have a simple attitude towards him. I write that he is good, but actually he is very bad, very bad. He was written as a bad person, but he actually did good things and had great achievements. He is described as affectionate, but there are many examples of him being ruthless and cold-blooded. He is described as ruthless, but there are also many stories of his affectionate and affectionate deeds. Therefore, it is easiest for Qianlong to joke. Whether it is just writing about a romantic emperor or a son-in-law emperor, it is easier than writing about the real Qianlong. Don't you see, Tangtang Eryuehe's writing about Qianlong is also nonsense. You may have noticed that even though there are excellent Qianlong-themed TV series, almost all of them are crap. (Except for one, there's only one TV show I've ever seen that was reliable in this regard.) Basically none of them were written about the history of Qianlong. Whether it is praising him or criticizing and ridiculing him. Therefore, the author's interpretation and reflection of Qianlong in this article is very rare. Perhaps the only flaw is that it doesn't go very deep. After all, the image of Qianlong has a very "dark and deep" side, especially when it comes to history. But this is actually not the author's shortcoming. After all, the author is writing a novel, not an essay. We only read novels and not documentaries. Even what we are reading is not a historical novel, but a Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fan fiction. So this is not the author's shortcoming The author writes extremely well. Up to chapter 110, it is full score. Please come on.

Hongli Brain is really cool after it comes online. Of course, what I like the most is Lang Hua's slightly scheming and unworthy temperament. Queen Xiaoxian's ability to manage the harem is really strong. The mother of a country manages the harem and has to set an example for women all over the world. She has no time to deal with those little emotions of rabbit death and fox sadness. She must have principles, bottom lines and skills. The powerful combination of Qianlong and Xiaoxian is really great!

Hongli really got it right, his son-in-law Aaron really didn't notice, and the way the emperor and empress got along was also very interesting. The character design of Lang Hua is also very reasonable. Just like in the drama, she is prone to internal friction, but she is also a bit white and black, so cute [laughing]. Author, please continue to work hard💪

The author's psychological description is particularly good, especially the psychological and emotional description of the emperor and the empress. Many articles describe Bai Yueguang's status in Fucha's history in a rigid and empty manner, but the author really wrote the lovable Hongli and the vivid Langya. The empress who is very addictive is currently the only literary person who feels moved. It seems that this is not the lovable Hongli, but the "real" Qianlong

Although I watched the editing of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace and have never watched this drama, from the editing, I saw Lang Hua played by Dong Jie and was deeply attracted by Fucha Lang Hua. In the drama, Lang Hua was awkward but dignified. Although she did some bad things, she was interpreted very well by Dong Jie. It made me see her inner panic, so she did some bad things, especially when Lang Hua cried in the drama, I I feel pity, and then think about the respect Qianlong had for Empress Fucha in history. I feel that Lang Hua should not be as sad as in the drama. Empress Fu Cha in history also died early, so I have always wanted to see a happier Lang Hua, and want to see the story of Qianlong and Lang Hua being very affectionate. This novel has already met my needs. It is really very good, but it would be better if all the Fu Cha in the novel were replaced by Lang Hua [shy]

It's well written and can be considered a masterpiece among Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfics.

It's extremely reasonable. The emperor's main responsibility is management, and the harem is his place for entertainment and relaxation. How could he allow the fight to become as great as in the legend? Looking back, I still can't finish anything.

When I read Ruyi fanfiction before, I almost stopped reading it after getting bored. This one is an exception. I finished it in one day. The heroine is a queen. From the wedding to the funeral, Zhalong also has the flavor of a dragon. It is a rare Ruyi fanfiction masterpiece.

I like it so much, it's like watching their entire lives. There is a sense of immersion. In fact, I always thought that most of the people who wrote Da Ru Zhuan were just writing cool stories, but I never thought that this one would make me so... Real. Write a side story quickly! [Blowing kiss]

The character design of Zha Long is very interesting and historically accurate, but his interactions with Langhua are also very lively and popular. Although it is still not a good thing, the logic is reasonable. After all, the feudal emperor is that virtuous.

It's good-looking, and the relationship between the emperor and the empress is very touching. The emperor acted affectionately from the beginning to the true love and care later. Although the empress liked the emperor, she always remembered that he was the emperor and did not dare to do anything too out of bounds. Only when the emperor tormented his son later did she lose her temper. If she is really like Da Ru, thinking that she is true love and dares to think and do anything, that would be crazy. Most people also follow the characters in the play, such as Da Ru who cannot understand people's words, Hai Lan who only sees Da Ru, Xi Yue who explodes at a moment's notice, Yan Wan who is enterprising and enterprising, the self-righteous little girl from Bahrain, the inexplicable cold-faced king of Hanbu, etc. It's just that the extra chapter the author said hasn't been written yet. I don't know if there will be any more.

After reading so many novels, it is very close to what I imagined Emperor Qianlong to be like. The writing is very good. There are some silent plots and bugs caused by problems in the original work, but the author tried his best to arrange them reasonably. The emotional description and interaction between Qianlong and the Queen are also very warm. I like this atmosphere very much. Young couples are always different, and the ending is a bit abrupt. Of course, but overall it is still recommended. It is better to watch than those fanfics that claim to be the official history of Qianlong. It also combines the status of some Qianlongs of different ages known in the official history very well, especially because of the suspicion and inner conflict of the imperial power towards his wife and son. Although the treatment is a bit idealized, who can say that Qianlong can't do it to Bai Yueguang and his favorite son?

The writing is so wonderful, and the characters in the book are all three-dimensional and wonderful. When I was reading the book, the images of Fucha and Hongli made me think that they were like this in history. I like Yongqi very much, Yongqi's portrayal is wonderful, [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]

The title of the book is very deceptive. I thought that Ruyi continued to go crazy and Hongli awakened to change the plot. However, it turned out that it was more inclined to a "shuang" development, and Hongli carried out the character of Mingjun to the end. The plot about Ruyi in the original novel has been transformed into a story that a person with a normal mind can pass through in one go without any frustration. Bai Ruiji, Jin Yuyan and Yi Huan are off the assembly line at the speed of light. The author's writing style is very smooth, and it is easy to substitute for Hongli. At the same time, I feel that the emperor is really moody, ruthless, and cruel. Hongli's background is that he is a cruel emperor without much empathy. This is the first time I see a fanfic from this perspective. I don't mindlessly endure all the unreasonable plots in the original work. I can really feel that accompanying the emperor is like accompanying a tiger, and spying on the emperor's traces are obviously very serious issues, which are rarely written in fanfics. I am very surprised. While bringing Hongli into Hongli, I also felt the pressure of Langya. The emperor and his wife

The emperor in this article really seems to be looking at Qianlong's feelings. There are key historical events, and it can also correspond to historical events and some of Qianlong's habits, because you can see his personality charm and the suffocating and powerless feeling of being a feudal emperor. I feel that the author has put a lot of effort into research. At least he won't act in the name of Qianlong like others.

It looks good. The author is good at describing character interactions. The emotional progression between the emperor and the queen is very natural. Especially the character of the emperor is so cleverly written. It once made me think that the historical Qianlong was like this. The author should have specifically understood the historical Qianlong before writing the article. He was arrogant and narcissistic, extremely smart, and occasionally had a bad temper. He is hot-tempered and can coax himself well after breaking his guard. After praising others, he never fails to praise himself. He is a sunny and cheerful boy. Moreover, the emperor described by the author spends most of his time doing business in the front court and is obsessed with the queen in the harem. The other concubines are only willing to coax when they are in a good mood, but most of the time they only do Doting on those who make you happy, the original TV series "Zha Long" gave people the impression that he was a lunatic and a fool. This Qianlong could see the tricks of his concubines at a glance. Most of the time, he was good, but he was really controlling. Ms. Niu Colu couldn't get anything good from him. His relationship with Fu Cha was really warm. Xin, Fucha is the only woman he has bothered to manage his relationship with. He treats Fucha as a family member, and he really regards the Fucha family as his responsibility, and treats Fucha Fu Heng as his son. It really feels like watching Qianlong and Empress Fucha in history. After reading this article, I can suddenly understand the various neurological behaviors of Qianlong in history after Fucha's death.

My feeling hasn't changed much. I still feel aggrieved by setting up an emperor for the sake of so-called fame, but Da Ru still feels good.

The first part is relatively ordinary, but in the second part, after Ruyi's death, the things discussed by the author in the book gradually become interesting, breaking through the routine of Shuangwen. Through the characters' mouths and behaviors, the book explores the status and survival of women under the feudal system, the decision-making purposes of the rulers of the feudal regime, and so on. There are many books that slap Duru in the face. At the end, after the death of Ruyi or Zhalong, the content will imagine the subsequent development of the dynasty, such as who will inherit the throne and take power, etc. The story often seems childish in this part, and feels hastily concluded. But the story of this book feels more and more exciting precisely after Ruyi's death. Ruyi did not wait until the finale to die, but died in the middle, which gave people a wonderful feeling. After all, compared to the country's rule and development, Ruyi's is actually nothing.

The cold-heartedness of an emperor is well written and makes people feel cold. This harem actually controlled by the emperor can give people a deep understanding of what strict palace rules mean. In the environment set by the author, Ruyi's series of reactions are reasonable.

The writing style of Dada has a sense of official history, a very stable and heavy feeling. I couldn't help crying at the end of Langxuan's death. People have joys and sorrows. Thinking about the fact that only one of her four children was saved in history, and her brothers are gone, I feel sad for her. In the novel, Yong Cong can reach the end, which is another kind of perfection.

A particularly good fanfic, with a rational, affectionate and ruthless emperor, and a pure, kind and intelligent queen. It shows that the superiors in the feudal era did not treat people as human beings, but there is also a little bit of fun. In the finale, the emperor took the character chosen by his son for the queen, picked up the pure character and said that the queen gave it to him. I actually cried. His only sincerity as a human being was paid to Empress Fucha and her related people. Apart from that, he is really an emperor.

It's so beautiful. The author really writes about each person as a real "person" instead of simply labeled "character". Hongli and Fucha in this book really make me feel that they have lived like this. There is no meal replacement, I love it so much

Take your time and you will change your mind. The author's description is really smooth, the writing is natural, the characters are logical, and there is no such mindless abuse of women (even mindless abuse of Ruyi is actually a kind of female bullying), the writing is really great, I like it very much

It looks good, but do you still want to follow the historical line? Will Lang Hua Xiyue still die, or is she the same person?

It's good to read. Even for Dali, there is no blind humiliation of women to vent anger. The description of Qianlong is the essence of this book. The portrayal is very good and somewhat prototype. However, because it is really close to the prototype, I can't help but feel discouraged after reading too much.

It's written in a very straightforward way, but it's inexplicably beautiful. The progress is very fast. It's not like some books that drag out dozens of chapters in one round. It requires too much patience. I like quick answers. I hope the author feels that it's too short. The ending came unexpectedly, and I feel like there is still a lot more that could be written, but the author simply brushed it off, which makes me feel a little disappointed.

I don't know why this article is not rated highly, but I still like it. The images of Hongli and Fucha in the article are relatively three-dimensional, and they have a good relationship with Fucha, which is more in line with the historical image of the emperor and empress. Moreover, the handling of many things also well reflects Hongli's indifference, cruelty, and suspicion as an emperor, and his struggle with these emotions. At the same time, he did not abuse Ruyi just for the sake of abuse. All in all, it's a pretty good fanfic, highly recommended~

The characters are much more reasonable

As a reader, I feel respected