The Struggles of Qing Shisi

Very well written. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I couldn't help but rate it. I don't know why so few people have watched it. Some of the rules and history of the Qing palace are described in great detail, giving people an immersive feeling. More than 40. I have been a bookworm for more than 30 years. There are too few books that I can read and I rarely write book reviews. I really recommend it.

It's so refreshing. I suddenly realized that the author had written the entire book and uploaded it together. Who knows how refreshing it is to read the ending in one breath [Shy] The plot description is also very good, the subject matter is very novel, and the characters described are also very full [Adoration]

So beautiful. Unlike the stereotyped Qingchuan novels, Shi Shi was favored without exaggeration. He is very measured in what he does, and, for the first time, he is dressed as a prince and is a protagonist with two male protagonists. Before, I watched this until five in the morning and couldn't bear to sleep. The plots are interlocking and novel. Anyway, it looks good.

The writing is very good and the reading is very smooth. The further you go, the better. As a time traveler, Shi Shi is really very comprehensive. He is filial to his parents, lovingly takes care of his brothers and sisters, and promotes the development of commerce. It does not change the direction of history, but only makes it more glorious. The father-son relationship between Shi Shi and his emperor Ama is very touching. He brings everyone with him when doing business, and even repays kindness to his brothers (but he will not let me think that he is a holy father). He takes great care of his sisters when he goes to Fu Meng for his distressed sisters, and fully supports his own brother. However, I can't quite feel Yong Zhen's favor for him. I can only say that the relationship is very good. Then there is the emotional line between Shi Shi and Nian Xiyao, which I don't think is very good. I feel that I fell in love with it out of nowhere. There are not many plots in the book. Without CP, more people may read it. Seeing that his relatives died one by one in the end, I think it is good to have CP. Shi Shi did not die alone.

It's not bad. It's not an out-of-the-ordinary story about Mary Su Shuang of the Qing Dynasty. The main character doesn't have a world-famous appearance (but it's still pretty cool). The early stage is biased toward raising cubs. The main character is considered a half-favorite of the group, and there are still intrigues between brothers and princes who are more career-oriented. There are very few emotional scenes. The attack scenes are in the middle and late stages. It's already two hundred chapters later that the two of them started to have some clear ideas.

I couldn't accept the relationship line. It was a Gemini, but the family line was very good. I stayed up late and watched it at three in the morning. It was very interesting. Then I found out that it was a Gemini [crying]. I really wanted to continue reading because it was well written. I wanted to know what was said later, but I couldn't accept it in my heart. Bye, come on.

It's pretty good. When I started watching it, I didn't open the rating yet, and there were only 5 comments. I read it for a while, and after finishing it, I found that there were already 80 comments, hahaha. Let me tell you my feelings. It's quite good. For someone like me who knows only a little about the history of the Qing Dynasty, this novel actually added a lot of relevant knowledge to me. The author also explained some nouns, positions, surnames, family relationships, etc. In detail in the novel. The endings of the princes and elder brothers in it are pretty good, but different people like different elder brothers. I personally think this ending is pretty good. The relationship between the two people is quite good, even if it is light, it is also quite good. There is not much ink between the two of them, but it is very warm. Maybe it's because it looks good, so I feel that the ending is rushed, which is very good, and makes up for a lot of regrets in reality. In my opinion, this is a key point of Qing Chuan's novels. The Fourteenth not only strengthened the country but also enriched the people, which is good, and it is expressed through side descriptions, not deliberately emphasized, which is good. Recommend!

It's very interesting. Although I just started watching it as a romance, it didn't affect it at all. I originally thought that the father-son relationship between Fourteen and Kangxi would not be so deep. At least there might be a estrangement when the nine sons competed for the legitimate rights. However, I did not expect that the author really wrote it very well. Kangxi really trusted Fourteen. There were many plots that were handled very well. It was so interesting.

Super nice. I originally thought it was a serious historical article, but I didn't expect it to be very interesting. The protagonist is simply a succubus of the Qing Dynasty, and has a good relationship with everyone, just like Little Sun. The love lines are very far back and very few, but the family lines are so pretty.

First of all, I recommend this book. As an old bookworm, I feel that I haven't read such a smooth book in a long time. There is really no logical lag from the beginning to the end. The writing is also very good and it reads very smoothly. I think the characters have been restored to themselves. It just follows the development of the historical plot. Every change in the plot point is very smooth. The more powerful the person you save, the greater the sacrifice. I think the story of family, friendship, and love is very well written. What the male protagonist gets is never what he could have originally. She has a high sense of her own identity. There is no conflict or jerky feeling like changing identities in ancient and modern times. Moreover, it does not use a lot of pen and ink to describe some unimportant details. I think the author describes the family relationship very well and treats the male protagonist sincerely. For a mother, the male protagonist has done a very good job. The adjustment of the relationship is particularly smooth. It feels like you can follow the direction pushed by the male protagonist from the beginning to the end. Some of the foreshadowings are also well explained in the following text. The male protagonist's The character development is also very good. He knows that he is not the material to be the emperor, nor does he want to be, so he will keep walking on this road. Regarding Kangxi's family affection, he may have had an impure purpose at first, but sincerely exchanged for sincerity, the final affection is very pure, and the male protagonist is really filial and good.