
Ma Bao: Starting from the 18Th Year of Kangxi's Reign
麻宝:从康熙十八年开始夺嫡
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- Completed
- Length
- 191k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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- Fanqie
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The Charming Jiyue Prince, the Emperor's Only Favorite, Respected by Brothers and Sisters, and Worshiped by All the Ministers
I want to read something similar to "The Prince in the Book is Busy Again, All the Princes Are Reborn". The charming and charming prince, the emperor's only favorite, brothers and sisters respectful to each other, all the ministers worship, infrastructure development, business, entertainment, men and women, all come!
Only Son, Group Pet, Boy, Similar to a Fat Boy, Please! ! !
I want to read a book similar to "The cub that transformed into the emperor Jue Si and died early". With a setting like this, Zaizai, who has been looking forward to it for a long time, should be pampered, but not overly pampered! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I Want to Read a Father-Son Story! a Serious Family Story!
It doesn't matter whether they are related by blood or not. Love is not the only thing in the world. There can also be family affection between two strangers🤗. No love, no love! It can be anything from brotherly love to sisterly love group portraits! No love!
Excellent Historical Text, ≥9 Points, Textual Research, the Protagonist Should Not Be Arrogant
I have read a lot of these articles, even some high-scoring articles, in which the protagonist has a God's perspective and is superior. Because he knows the outcome of the process, he pretends to be spoiled by the indigenous people. It is too uncomfortable and has no sense of awe for history.
The Male Protagonist Is a Deposed Prince (Li Chengqian, Yinreng, Etc.), It Makes Me Cry
I want to read a book similar to "Zhenguan Fengyun". I've seen some of them and want to see more
Are There Any Novels in Which the Male Protagonist Is the Emperor's Favorite Prince?
Ancient saying
I Want to Read the Qing Dynasty Group Favorite Novel with Prince Yinreng as the Protagonist
Qing Dynasty novel, Yin Reng is the protagonist, he is favored by the group, Kangxi loves him, his brothers help him defend the world, it is best not to have cp, it can be a time travel
A Novel About Prince Yinreng Being the Favorite of the Group
If You Want to Read About the Relationship Between Father and Son, It's Best to Read About Feudal Dynasty. I've Been Particularly Fond of It Recently.
Ask Li Chengqian, Yinreng, Zhu Biao, and Fusu Prince Wen
I want to read books similar to "The Splendid Tang Dynasty: My Father is Li Shimin". The writing style should be more normal. Don't write Erfeng Lao Zhu Zheng Ge Mazi like a gloomy lunatic. He can be reborn through time travel. I just want to see the reorganization of parental affection and the power of the prince.
The Protagonist Is Yinreng, the Prince of the Qing Dynasty.
A piece I saw on TikTok. Chapter 19 Collapse "Really? Are you angry because your son is so sensual and extravagant in warding off evil spirits, or because the person he is hanging out with is not you. It's that novel
Looking for a Novel About the Qing Dynasty Whose Protagonist Is Yin Reng
For raising cubs, all kinds of CPs are fine, omnivores.






















































It's very beautiful. It was recommended on the home page. When I saw the introduction, I felt that the concept was very novel. I don't know how to describe it, but my wife just diluted Mazi's damp and twisted emotions and desire for control into a gentle and harmless form, and infused it bit by bit to invade Mabao's body, mind and everything. We often joke that even if Baocheng gets married and has children, the time he spends with his wife is not as long as the time he spends with Mazi. When I think of this, I want to scold Mazi again. Why did he live for so long? Baocheng was wasted to death. Baocheng realized the extreme luxury and ruthlessness of the imperial family, and felt that it was really difficult to break the situation apart from going crazy or committing suicide. The wife's writing style is stable and the narration is natural. It is really not enough to watch it in one go. It is not awkward to unfold the background of the story in Baocheng's tone. After all, it is really scary for a little milk baby to carefully disguise himself as innocent. Also, when Mazi is not having an epileptic fit, it is indeed very suitable for her to be a nanny, hahahahaha. I also hope that through my wife's writing, Baocheng can have the life he deserves and live out his own self.
It's still very interesting, but I felt a little depressed after reading Chapter 17. Many plots are still very happy. Maybe I'm a little sensitive [face covering], but I feel that the environment around Mabao is too depressing, and everyone around him is pockmarked. The only person who can The only person I relied on was Mazi (it was equivalent to having no privacy, especially when Mabao said that there was still me, and the son-in-law was also a member of Khan Amma, which scared me to death [laughing and crying]). I already had a bad feeling before I finished reading and didn't dare to read further, for fear of being tortured later [crying]. The author's writing is great [like][like][like]
This is my favorite book about Baocheng that I have come across so far. The author's writing style is very good. He uses daily life notes as an outline, which is closer to history. It makes me feel that this is how they got along in history. There is sourness in the warmth, and deep affection in the sourness. When they were young, they relied on each other. As they grew older, suspicion and uneasiness also grew. Love and resentment were intertwined, but they were inseparable from each other. The two of them were probably the people who gave the most to each other in their lives. They had already become part of their flesh and blood, and they couldn't let go. The two of them remind me of a saying on the Internet: "When I leave you, I leave the pain; when I stay close to you, I get close to the happiness." Alas. In Kangxi's later years, would they think of the relatively warm time in the early years? Do you miss that time? 🥹🥹🥹Sincerity is the most rare and fleeting, power is fascinating to the eye, and people's hearts are unpredictable [I'm about to cry].
It's very beautiful. The cub is a real cub, a little naughty and cute. It feels very real. The relationship between father and son is very warm and delicate. The author's writing style is great.
Whether it is the structural layout or the language description, it is enough to describe it. Whether it is the relationship between father and son, or the "deep love" between brothers (Boss: Are you talking about me and the prince? Yoyoyo, I, how dare you~), it is very real and in place. It's not just Mazi Mabao's love literature that everyone makes fun of, Kangxi's love is mixed with too much control, suspicion, criticism and harsh criticism from beginning to end (Kangxi: Deep love means deep responsibility, don't talk nonsense if you don't understand). This kind of fighting style with a knife in one hand and candy in the other is really unbearable for Yinreng. As a bystander, I felt like I had a lump in my throat when I read it... But, in short, it is a very delicate book, with a sense of the coldness of white mountains and black waters. After reading it, what lingers in my mind is the cold wind outside the customs when Northeasterners have not yet become Beijingers.
I finished reading it in one go, only to realize that it is a serial (listen to the sound of my heart breaking). The writing is very delicate and not watery at all. It follows an outline of historical facts. Although it is sad, it has a unique flavor and a mixture of love and hate. Even though the eldest brother had a preconceived idea of the prince, which caused many minor conflicts between the two brothers, he couldn't help but fall in love with the prince as they got along bit by bit, so he thought: "It would be great if the prince was just a younger brother." He liked him, but he was jealous of him. When he was around him, he felt really happy, but also really lonely. The prince is cute, but pitiful. He knew that Amma would be angry after hearing many words, so he buried all the emotions in his heart. Even if he was controlled and couldn't move, he still chose to adapt. Is he the person Amma loves most? It's... This is the only thing he can believe, and it is the most self-deceiving. Is he "arrogant because of favor"? If you are pampered and coquettish, how can you control it just right? Is he arrogant? No, he is so sensible that it makes people feel heartbroken. The eldest brother is truly pampered and unscrupulous in front of his mother and concubine (who suddenly forgot her name in the article). The eldest brother loves Amma, but the person he loves and cares most about is his mother and concubine. He also knows that her mother and concubine also loves him sincerely. The eldest brother can say anything to his mother-in-law, but the prince without his mother-in-law can not say anything to Amma. His every word and deed is under Amma's surveillance all the time. Those unknown thoughts cannot be conveyed and can only be submerged in the depths. In the deep depths, even the ripples are silent. … I dare not imagine how all kinds of mottled emotions will be mixed together in the middle and later stages of the story. Power and interests are entangled with the sincerity, the sincerity is unclear, the sincerity is hidden, and the sincerity is fearful. Derived from history, "history" means everything that has happened has long since changed, and we are all just helpless spectators. The story is fresh and moves us, but the story is true and old, making us sad. I didn't read the introduction, because I'm an omnivore and didn't have any clues. When I read the title, I thought the prince was a time traveler, or a historical if line, where the prince finally ascended the throne. After reading the introduction, I realized that according to historical trends? ! (Cracked) It's so cruel, it's so cruel that it breaks my heart! (Crazy Hammer) God knows how long it's been since I've read be. And how many years have I not seen be written well? ! It's so well written and so well tortured! ! (Swallowing knife) Don't change your mind, just follow your mind (just beg me not to stop updating). I am looking forward to what unique flavor the subsequent development will have. The writing is very good, keep it up (kowtow and kneel down).
The book is a good book, and the relationship between father and son is also described very graphically, but I can't read the sadistic stories, especially the early ones that are easy to empathize with (T▽T)
I have been reading Chai Ping, and my wife's writing is really good. The image of Mazi and Baocheng as a father and son suddenly became three-dimensional in my mind. They are very real Tianjia father and son. They each have their own strengths and weaknesses. I really love this book. Madam, how long will this book take? Could you please tell me how often and when it will be updated? [Sending Hearts] I was so excited when I saw this introduction from the homepage. This introduction is really well written.
Super Invincible Thunderbolt looks great! ! ! The author's writing style is very good, it feels like it was written based on history, and the characters' personalities are also well understood! ! Regarding the specific description of children's coquettishness and growth, the author also grasped the characteristics of Kangxi's widower (really very good-looking, very good-looking). The treatment of the characters, the concubines in Kangxi's harem, and the Yinreng brothers are also very three-dimensional. There are no completely good guys, and there are no completely bad guys. Highly recommended! ! ! !
The flavor is so right. The description of Mazi's widow and child is excellent. The author also has his own opinions on the turbulent situation in the court in the early days of Kangxi's reign. There is no doubt that Mazi loves Mabao, but it is the emperor's suspicion that turns this love into bloody candy. My only hope for this book is that it won't be too harsh. Mazi granted amnesty twice for Mabao (some say three times, and missionaries recorded the amnesty immediately on the second day). I want to scold Jiazong here, don't be too jealous of your second brother (the amnesty for acne is not recorded in the Qing Dynasty records, and the original edict at the time of the amnesty was later found).
It's so beautiful, and the family love in it is so well described! I originally thought the prince had traveled through time or was reborn, but I didn't expect him to be a real child. The description was so cute, but why did it end so suddenly? [Exploration]
It looks good, looks good, and actually feels quite real. The character of the prince is really real. If you read "The Complete Translation of the Manchu Memorials of Zhu Pi of the Kangxi Dynasty", you can know that the prince is definitely not the unruly, arrogant and indifferent person that some people think. The author, the teacher, didn't know if you were the one who wrote "Heaven Is Love" on Lofter. I came across that article by chance and found that it was exactly the same as yours. It must be you, otherwise it would be a bit outrageous. It's really good to read, but I feel like I could have changed the title of the book. The writing style is very upright, but I still feel that the title of the book sounds like cool writing, and I almost missed out on the good writing.
Compared with some books, it is quite good. Come on, madam The writing is very interesting, the narrative is neither rushed nor slow, and Baocheng is so cute. No wonder Xuan Ye loves it so much😌
It looks good, unlike some books that are directly generated using AI👍👍🌹🌹🌹
It's so beautiful, but I'm afraid I'll be tortured later
The writing is very good, and I can understand why it is planned to develop according to the historical trend, because the more I understand it, the more I find that it is a dead end. Only the early death of either Kang Tai can form a good relationship. As a digression, I was wondering why this book was not called a highly recommended fan, but later I found out that it is Tianruo Youqing hahaha [laughing]
Come on, author! I really like their father-son relationship and hope this book will get better and better!
It looks pretty good at the moment, but I'm afraid it will be too cruel later on, so I decided to raise it for a while. If it doesn't turn cruelly later on, can someone give me a kick? [Sending Hearts]
The writing is very cute. I feel like I haven't read a book like this for a long time that makes me urge me to read more every day. The author's writing style is very good. I like it very much. I look forward to the follow-up development, but I don't want the prince to grow up too quickly.
Mabao is so cute, very sophisticated, not poisonous at all [full]
Super good-looking. Baocheng is so cute. Looking at it, I just feel that Baocheng is pitiful and cute. I feel distressed.
The author's writing style is superb, and it is not on the same level as most online articles. It was a pleasure to read. The author probably wanted to write a short biography of Yin Reng, using historical data and his own speculation (after all, Yongzheng deleted too many) to reinterpret Yin Reng's life. The writing is really good, and the characters, including Kangxi, are all very reasonable. The Kangxi written by the author feels to me to be a bit of a performer. Although he loves his own rights the most, he performs Ai Yinreng to the fullest. This is pretty much what I thought before. Yin Reng was so miserable. I felt a little relieved that the book had stopped here. I wasn't prepared to read "Two Makes and Two Wastes" for fear of feeling blocked in my heart. I hope that the author can write a story about Yin Reng breaking the situation in the future (the best protagonist is Yin Reng himself, reborn or going somewhere to experience and come back again, not a mess of human souls traveling through time, doves occupying the magpie's nest), I feel that this writing style is the king of "Yin Reng" articles!
This book is so good that I read it in one go from morning to night. I feel like it is the best among the best in Kang Taiwen. [I almost cried] [I almost cried] [I almost cried]. All the characters are lifelike, and they have not turned into the sensitive and suspicious Xiao Ma in the later period, the innocent and cute Ma Bao, and the decisive and murderous Xiaozhuang... Even the characters of ordinary servants are vivid, which is a major charm of Shi Tong. Because Baocheng was not too old at this time, Xiaoxuan's image was more vivid on the page, and his passionate character could be seen between the lines. Alas, there are also old people and young people at the top. Xuan Ye's situation is not a bit luckier than that of Yin Reng. I fell in love with this article. The first person will look for Ma Ma to act like a spoiled child, the second person will be a Kang E Ni, and the outside will aspire to be the King of Juan... It is very "human" [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] In short, it is so well written that I will read it again and again when I have time in the future [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss]
I cried and laughed while reading the teacher's writing, he is so good at writing! Every character seems to be standing in front of me, so spiritual! When I read it for the first time, I even took screenshots of small details written by the teacher. I am looking forward to the day when this book is finished, and I hope that day will come slowly. I want to read two more chapters! Thank you teacher for being willing to write!
It's very interesting. The power of an emperor loves the prince, but at the same time he forces the prince. It's very well written.
The writing is very delicate. And literary skills can be seen everywhere. The narrative is naturally unobtrusive and makes people feel comfortable watching it.
The Mabao I wrote is so cute, I won't be cruel later [I'm about to cry]
Very good. It can be seen that he understands history and has a good grasp of the characters of Kangxi and Yinreng.
Was Yinreng still deposed in the end?
Very nice, the best article I have read this year