Qing Transmigration: The Nanny Handbook of Imperial Noble Consort Tongjia
清穿：佟佳皇贵妃的养崽手册
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 247k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Qing Transmigration: I Raised All Nine Princes清穿之九龙都是我带大的崽Alternate title on Fanqie
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I feel that Kangxi did not marry his cousin, but he married a nanny and a housekeeper, who helped him since he was a child. He was like a handy tool that became easy to use when he grew up. When he grew up, he could not only help the former dynasty, but also appease the harem. After he was completely married, he continued to organize the harem. Then when I was in the harem, I felt that many places were repeated. Every concubine went to her when she was pregnant, felt uncomfortable, or had an accident. I just finished saying some of the previous words, and then not long after that, eh, I said it again, and the words were almost the same. . Patrol every day, and then solve almost the same things, and then embroider clothes. Oh my god, she embroiders clothes for everyone who gives birth, and her eyes are broken from embroidery. Oh my god, this palace must be quite big. I feel like she is not so free. She is patrolling everywhere now, and there are so many people in the whole harem. They sit, look, and chat everywhere, and then going to the next place is like clocking in to work. Then he returned to the palace, and without resting for a while, he began to mend and mend all kinds of things. There were so many children, and everyone had to give them away. Many places are similar, and this novel feels too boring when I read it now. There's nothing innovative about it, the princes don't have a good relationship, it turns out it's just, well, the whole flower banquet. Now, let's have a flower party, write some poems and verses, and then put them together. Yeah, the relationship will get better? Now that I read that the imperial concubine is pregnant, it starts again. It's almost the same as the first time, and it feels like it's still the same. She is a noble concubine. This noble concubine is not that different from the imperial concubine, right? This imperial concubine has no one in her own family, so she relies entirely on the imperial concubine. What should I do if I need to contact the imperial concubine? Oh my God, this royal concubine is like a brick, move it wherever you need it. I feel like the author is a real person, but the writing doesn't really feel like it.