A Peaceful Life with the Seventh Prince in the Qing Dynasty

It's good. It's very nice and warm. The family relationship is very warm. The male lead is a group favorite and has a lot of affinity. It's a bit like everyone loves Wei and is a heartthrob. Well, why is it Wei? Because either I met him or I fell in love with him for some reason. I just like him. There is room for a lot of food. So far, the family relationship is very warm. I hope it will continue. I also hope that the prince Yinreng can have a good ending. Otherwise, most of the family love will be lost. The male protagonist is getting more and more into cultivating immortality. There are a lot of hidden things. It doesn't look good. I still want to be more realistic. It's better for the male protagonist to be a human being. Otherwise, I feel like the author will write about being an immortal. There is really no need to cultivate immortality. Just cultivate the soul. There is no need to cultivate immortality. I hope the male protagonist's body is still a human being. Too much concealment will not look good.

Yes, it's very heart-warming. Earlier, Brother Six called the protagonist a bad name, but the protagonist also said that he didn't take other people to heart, and in the following paragraphs, when Wu and Liu quarreled or argued, the protagonist always stood on the other side of Wu. The other princesses are also very kind to the protagonist, including the empress and emperor. The protagonist has a golden finger (personally I think it's because of the affinity or the protagonist's emotions that will infect other people). But the age front is a bit outrageous, but the back end is fine. The protagonist is said to be indifferent but not indifferent. Maybe it's because I've read too many rescue stories in Qing Chuan's novels. The protagonist turns out to be in his 20s. Maybe the protagonist becomes childish later on, but when Brother Six scolded him earlier, the protagonist was not as childish as later. And the protagonist doesn't please others so much. By the way, the protagonist still has some space. How should I put it? The protagonist mostly uses space to relax.

Been following updates for a long time. The male protagonist is very good, with a succubus physique, and he is a big male protagonist. There is no female protagonist, and there is no mother-in-law and mother-in-law in the palace and backyard to scheming. Our male protagonist is everyone's favorite baby. Of course, the male protagonist is also very charming. I support Lao Qi. It's great.

I've read almost all of Brother Qing Chuan's books that I can find so far. This book is quite imaginative, and there is a cultivation plot at the back, which is quite unexpected! I think the characterization is quite good, but I don't know why so few people watch it. Xiao Qi's personality development satisfies my imagination of cultivating the ruthless way to the extreme. He is ruthless and affectionate, indifferent but not indifferent. He seems to be more like a bystander than us readers. He cares for others as much as he can, no matter high or low. He will also speak based on the facts. If he is wrong, he will be punished. He has the modern concept that everyone is equal regardless of high or low, but he does not know the Holy Mother. If there is a grudge, it does not matter who is responsible. He should kill what should be suppressed and suppress what should be suppressed. However, he always remembers his original intention and does not hand over his own cards, body and mind. I can't explain it in a sentence or two. Anyway, I quite like Xiao Qi's character. I have also struggled with whether he is too ruthless in some parts. But thinking about his initial performance, hiding food and other things, and his status as an orphan, his previous environment may be the reason for shaping his current character, not to mention that he was born in the royal family. Everyone is a good actor. As a reader, I have a God's perspective. Knowing who is good and who is evil (well, it is not absolute, whether many characters are bad or good depends on how they are written later), that sentence is right. Xiaoqi, including Xiaoqi's secrets, are tempting to commit crimes. Only by being cold and ruthless can he protect himself to the greatest extent. And it is called indifference. After all, he just doesn't hand over himself wholeheartedly. He is still very caring towards people who treat him well. PS: Before I read it, I read some comments to help me sort out mines. I saw someone saying that the part about the little fox demon was inexplicable. It was indeed inexplicable for the article. But when I saw that part of the chapter review, one reader seemed to mean that a big event really happened during the time when the article was published. The author was probably inspired and someone who did not get a good ending in reality. He hoped to get a good ending in the book before adding it to the article.

A very beautiful and unique article about the group favorite Prince Zi. Finally, he is no longer a "pleasant" type of group favorite.

It's very interesting. It's the first time I've seen it from the seventh prince's perspective. It's just a little missing. It's just Chapter 21 and it's not enough to read. I'll wait for the update [Sending my heart]

This book is not bad! Clear penetration, male protagonist, no cp, space, golden finger, practice. Some of the settings are novel, the plot is coherent, and the characters have distinctive characteristics. The male protagonist is hot on the outside and cold on the inside, gentle and elegant, sober and self-possessed, calm and decisive, modest and studious, smart, clever, capable of both literary and military work, and powerful. Great, keep up the good work^O^~

Now that I have read Chapter 88, the emotional aspects described in the book are very realistic. Even if it is more about mother and child, it is still about profit. The male protagonist is not wronging himself. If he really can't refuse, he will turn it into his own benefit. He is sober throughout the whole process and is not tied down by emotions. Very sensible. Good reviews.

It's quite good-looking. I don't think it's frustrating. I usually don't watch it if I'm frustrated. I think it's just mediocre at the moment, but life is mediocre and is a blessing.

It is recommended to see Kangxi die. Please watch with caution from now on. Anyway, I think it would be boring if Kangxi died. Can anyone tell me if this was written by AI? A little unsure. Overall it's pretty good.