[Hilarious exchanges] [palace fighting] [salted fish turn over] [emperor chasing his wife] [king with strong mouth]
I, Tong Jiannianchu, the most miserable fringe princess in the Qing Dynasty, thought that I would be given a box lunch when I entered the palace, but I found that there was something wrong with the script!
What's not to be favored, to be bullied, to not survive three episodes? This character has a vicious mouth and a kind heart, and is a top-notch sarcastic person who specializes in curing Kangxi's various displeasures!
Are the concubines here crying and vying for favor? I just want to fish in peace and watch the show. But Kangxi, who was the most respected person in the Nine-Fifth Period, was not happy!
"My beloved concubine hasn't scolded me today. I'm not used to it."
When I read Chu, I just wanted to roll my eyes and scold your sister! Are you an emperor or a doormat? !
I originally just wanted to live a low-key life, but I became Emperor Kangxi's "living treasure". Not only did he quarrel with me every day to relieve his boredom, but he also specially sent someone to collect my "criticisms" and read them out when he had nothing to do.
There's no other way, it's a showdown.
"You can call me Tong Jia Nianchu in the Qing harem, and I won't pick on you. But in this Forbidden City, no matter whether it is the emperor or the queen mother, whoever dares to disturb me to fish must kneel down and listen to me - you must be sick!"
Reader comments
This book is very interesting and the views are very novel. Kangxi in most novels is a powerful and almost omnipotent being, but in this book, after experiencing a series of "confrontations" by the heroine Nianchu, people can see a more real side. I think it's not that Kangxi was unaware of those issues, it was just that there was one less person around him who dared to speak out and could speak to the point. This brought to the surface the thoughts that he had been vaguely aware of but had not spoken out.
This book is very interesting and the views are very novel. Kangxi in most novels is a powerful and almost omnipotent being, but in this book, after experiencing a series of "confrontations" by the heroine Nianchu, people can see a more real side. I think it's not that Kangxi was unaware of those issues, it was just that there was one less person around him who dared to speak out and could speak to the point. This brought to the surface the thoughts that he had been vaguely aware of but had not spoken out.