Nine Princes Vie for the Throne? No, We're After the Crown Prince

Yin Reng is weak in body, but smart and rational, with a high IQ and high EQ. He can balance all parties to stabilize his position. He is a natural master of maneuvering. He is favored by Amma as a treasure and is favored by his brothers. The boss cooperates with him in acting and acts as his nemesis.

It's really extraordinary. Kangxi's fear and guilt towards Ma Bao are really written out, as well as the prince's vigorous, strategizing and gentle side. It's not very abrupt, it's that kind of easy integration, giving me a lifelike feeling. It's life-saving to be able to imagine the birth of a prince [shy], and the prince gets along very well with the other brothers, especially the eldest brother and the fourth brother, and the scene between the prince and the wolf king is super beautiful. The prince has divinity at that moment.

First, I am not a human being. Second, this book is really good. Third, the author should not stop updating. Several books I have been following have been discontinued. I finally found a good book. If I stop updating, I will really go crazy [crying]

Among the nine sons of Kangxi, my favorite is really Prince Yinreng. After he was born, there was only one voice around him, and that was the emperor. The emperor's control over him prevented him from being able to hear the voices of his mother or close ministers and feel the changes in the situation like other brothers. He was raised in an almost harsh way when he was young. At the same time, he was favored by Kangxi, feared by his servants, and respected and alienated by those around him. I have always felt that Kangxi's favor was full of performance. In order to stabilize the Manchu and Han Dynasty and gain the support of the Han officials, he established his legitimate son under the watchful eyes of the Han officials who respected him as his legitimate son. Moreover, due to political factors, Yinreng could not be raised by the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and the Empress Dowager who had a Mongolian background, and he could not be raised by the concubines with complicated powers. The concubines at that time were all extremely political backgrounds, such as Yinfeng's biological mother Hesheli, the successor Niu Colu and her sister (Yinzhi's biological mother), the third queen Tongjia, and Majia's Rongfei (Yinzhi's biological mother), and Nala's Huifei (Yinti's biological mother). The other concubines were from the Baoyi family and were not worthy of raising them. Therefore, there was no role of Eniang in Yinreng's life. Kangxi's personal raising added a layer of color to this desire for performance. In the strong thought of "the emperor loves me, the courtiers praise me, and the world is afraid of me", Yinreng became an excellent prince by force, but he did not understand the last step of becoming an emperor and was suspicious. Ability enabled Yinreng to secure the crown prince position in the early period, and it was also his ability that made Yinreng the first victim of the emperor's authority in the later period. The edict of the deposed prince is full of "The prince wants to divide my authority". To reestablish the prince, I am more inclined to put the prince back into the center of the storm and block the power from Yinhu and his back for Kangxi, rather than any regrets. When the second prince was deposed, Yinreng's thoughts were already under tremendous pressure. Since the emperor loved me - why the emperor helped others - when will the emperor destroy me - this day has finally come - born to suppress the mother - the emperor's love is fake. Power is what the emperor wants to control most - to re-establish me - to set me up as a target - to destroy me again. To be honest, if you are not crazy about this kind of mental endurance, you really have a super strong character. The powerful and cruel prince is a perfect political victim of the United States.

It's really good to watch. There are many sad and powerless scenes in it. The protagonist is a modern soul, reflecting the wisdom of ancient people, as well as the sadness, desolation, loneliness and ruthlessness of endless emperors' families. Woo hoo hoo, crying so hard [crying] ⭕️The author must not stop updating, please update quickly [Love]

The author writes very well, both in terms of the relationship between Mazi and Mabao, and also in terms of the affection [admiration] between the brothers. (It would be more interesting if a few brothers were villains [thinking]) What keeps me reading this book is the author's great thoughts. I feel that in many aspects, both the conception and the selected events are unexpected. I think this is the most worth reading book. Mabao is so good, he can handle everything by himself. If only he could be more selfish, that would be great [almost crying]... Maybe the ending would be different. But I also want to give some suggestions to the author. 1. There is a lot of writing about the characteristics of the character's clothes and the appearance of the fourth child, maybe with the help of a little AI, so I hope the author can modify it when writing so that it doesn't look too verbose. 2. Another point is that this is a Qing Dynasty article, but some of the descriptions are not the costumes of this dynasty. 3. A bit succubus, for example: although the purpose of being among the wolves is to show that you have charm and aura and can attract the wolves, it is a bit exaggerated. To sum up, this book is very good overall. Although the writing is poor, I think his thoughts and strategies are bad. There are a lot of tears. Brothers, friends and brothers respect each other. It can be regarded as the regret of Mabao's life. I highly recommend everyone to read it [like]!

This book is very good! Time travel, clear passage, male protagonist, micro group portrait, group pet, strategy, beauty, strength and misery, white moonlight, patriotism and love for the people, in the true sense "when a whale falls, all things come to life". The setting is novel, the writing is good, the plot is coherent, and the characters have distinctive characteristics. The male protagonist is lively and cheerful, smart and clever, calm and decisive, modest and studious, broad-minded, cautious, brave and strategic, and capable of both literary and military skills. Great, keep up the good work^O^~ >"In my lifetime, I should see—— >Wherever the sun and moon shine, and wherever the rivers reach, there is China. "

It looks good, but it turns out there is a female protagonist. I thought there was no CP.

Wow wow wow [crying] [crying] [crying] I cried to death in the middle of the night! This is a book about real white moonlight cinnabar moles [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] The Qing Dynasty novels I read in the past were all written from the perspective of the female protagonist. The first time I saw another article about the history of the Qing Dynasty written from the perspective of the male protagonist, I was so moved [I'm about to cry] [I'm crying] [I'm crying] [I'm crying] This article deserves high marks! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

This is the only sad novel about Prince Yinfeng that I have read: As a bookworm of more than 20 years, I personally do not refer to official history when reading this kind of online novels. I only look at the entire plot of the novel and whether the writing is smooth. As an ordinary netizen, it is whether the story can keep me reading, whether there are lags and chapter skips, and whether I can read the entire novel without finishing a chapter. I still recommend it~ In addition, I am partial to the Crown Prince and the Fourth Master of the Qing Dynasty in official history, because in my opinion, both of them had no father or mother in the end...