Five Pregnancies, Seven Children: Consort De Wins It All
五胎七个崽，德妃娘娘她赢麻了
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- 1.0M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
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- Consort De in the Qing Dynasty: Palace Scheming? Raising the Little Ones Is Way More Fun清穿德妃：宫斗？哪有养崽崽香Alternate title on Fanqie
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The book is cluttered with too many elements, including numerous tropes like malicious framing. But the female lead never loses. Hmm, the latest trope I find unacceptable is that the female supporting character falls into the water, is surrounded by koi fish, and is reborn. The author is constantly coming up with new and interesting ideas. The vicious female supporting characters keep appearing and disappearing – truly befitting of the imperial palace!
It's not bad. I mainly wanted to see the daily life of the fourth prince during his childhood. I hope the female lead doesn't fall in love with Kang Shifu, and she doesn't have to dote on him exclusively—that's unrealistic. I just want to see the daily life of raising a child. 😳
I really love books where everyone except the female lead is just a plot device. High score! (The female lead absolutely has to return to the modern world alone in the end!)
This book does have a lot of elements, but it's still quite good. The female lead is very clear-headed, and of the male lead's three identities, she only truly loves the one from the modern era. I finished reading the female lead's parts, but I felt the punishments felt a bit childish. I also skipped around in the parts about Guo Jingming's harem 🤦. Overall, it's still a good read.
It would be better if the female lead could change how she addresses the Fourth and Sixth Princes. After all, nobody calls themselves the Fourth or Sixth Prince; they would probably just call them "Little Fourth" or "Little Sixth."
Sigh, I just didn't see which of Yinzhen's sons ultimately inherited the throne. No, such serious crimes as poisoning the Empress Dowager and framing the Empress were only punished by a lowly palace maid. In that era of absolute imperial power, it was impossible to investigate and punish the culprit without first finding the real culprit. What about the Flying Guillotine, the Sticky Rod Bureau, and the secret guards?
The Legend of Da Ru is a pure, non-traditional version of Daoist Buddhism, hahaha.
I quite like it, but I feel a little uncomfortable. Is Kangxi indiscriminate in his acceptance of all comers? It just makes me feel uneasy.
I really enjoyed it; I read over 100 chapters in one go.
Keep it up, I love you!