After I Transmigrated, I Took Charge of the Qing Dynasty’s Harem

This is a refreshing novel about traveling through the Qing palace with well-controlled rhythm and delicate plotting. The author has successfully created the core image of Lin Wanwan. She does not rely on gold fingers to cheat, but transforms modern thinking and historical insights into wisdom that conforms to the logic of the times, and calmly breaks the situation. The plot progresses like a cocoon, and the villain's offensive escalates step by step, from simple trapping to alienation and heart attack. The heroine uses her tricks to resolve internal crises and external rumors, constantly consolidating the emperor's heart and allies, showing her extraordinary mind and structure. The advantage of the article is that the logic of the plot is basically self-consistent, the heroine's counterattack is solid and powerful, and the "refreshing" feeling comes from her intellectual crushing rather than luck. A slight drawback is that the strategies of some villains (such as Concubine Tong Jia) are slightly routine, and their motives can be further deepened. Overall, the work firmly captures the core of the "big heroine". The heroine has a clear goal - not to indulge in love, but to reach the peak of power. The subsequent plot revolves around the liquidation of the villain and Fuzi's ascension to the throne, which is worth looking forward to.

The poison hairpin early warning at the beginning + the prophecy to lock the queen, the palace battle with foreknowledge, the story is fast-paced, the conflict is fierce, and you can chase and relieve stress.