Qing Dynasty: Hongli, the Great Qing's First Chairman

The writing style is very good. It is not embarrassing for elementary school students, nor is it a pretentious style that has no emotion and only piles of words. It is reasonable, emotional and warm writing style. I really like it. The plot of the story is very good. It is not that the father and son have a deep love from the beginning. It is reasonable to be estranged after being ignored for so many years. The character portrayal of Jiulong is also very reasonable. Yongzheng is awkward and suspicious, and Shisan is loyal and reliable (I will not give examples one by one). In short, it is very reasonable from beginning to end. Yixiu is still obsessed with abortion as always, not slandering Zhen Huan. Meizhuang's character is also very well portrayed, cautious but not brainy enough. The character of the male protagonist is very good. He grew up in the Old Summer Palace, has no sense of belonging to the palace, and has no interest in intrigues. He only cares about people's livelihood, so he has to follow the imperial path arranged by others. It's just a bit short, I'll wait and see again [face covering]

Nowadays, there are several books about Hongli written by Tomato. I am not interested in reading this copywriting because it seems too familiar. However, after reading it, I feel that this one is really well written. The first few chapters were too gaudy and I didn't like it. Fortunately, there weren't so many other descriptions after chapter 30. I paid more attention to the plot line and the writing was just acceptable. It basically has nothing to do with official history. There are many things in it that are rumored on the Internet. A film and television fan will not be too harsh. I even feel that the author does not understand the history of this period. Some of Yongzheng's brothers were named Yin❌ and some were named Yun❌. The emperor used wooden hairpins to tie his hair, and the princes also used wooden hairpins to tie their hair. Let's assume it was privately set up. Why do monks also use wooden hairpins to tie their hair? This is common sense. From the perspective of the novel, it is very interesting, well written, and the rhythm is well grasped. I like the male protagonist very much, and it does not have much involvement with the harem. For example, the male protagonist will avoid Zhen Huan when she dances the Jinghong Dance, and then sigh with emotion. It writes more about the political affairs of the court. When I read Hongli, I didn't want to see who he was involved with in the harem. I wanted to see someone who made great contributions and enriched the country and strengthened the army. This book fits the bill very well.

Talking about the father-son relationship between Hongli and Yongzheng, perhaps Yongzheng truly let go of his nostalgia for his mother. It's not an official history, it's a biography of Zhen Huan from Hongli's perspective. It's very interesting, but the title of the book [face-covering] [face-covering]

The best ending would be to watch the movie later and let Kangxi know that without him, except for Lao Ba, everyone will live in harmony.

The novel describes the characters very delicately, come on!

There are few good articles on the male channel Zhen Huan, and unlike others, it always writes about harem battles. The only bad thing is that some parts are repeated twice.

Nice! ! Don't know why there are so few people.

The writing is so good, it's very heart-warming. From a family perspective, the relationship between father and son is very good! !

250 To 280 is too bland. There is nothing about normality and enjoyment. I hope it is excessive. Start the next chapter quickly.

This is so beautiful, I have saved it