[Clear wear + cute baby + mind reading + group pet + infrastructure power + no CP family love]
When he woke up, the doctor of agriculture and mechanics was reborn as the eighth princess of the Qing Dynasty who died young.
At the beginning, she was still in her infancy. Seeing that her mother was in danger of being poisoned by green tea, the little breast dumpling was so anxious in her heart that she cursed: "Mom, don't drink it!" The medicine is poisonous! If you die, how can you live in this cannibal harem?
Concubine Tong, who was supposed to be weak and waiting for death, suddenly became angry: Who dares to harm my daughter! Beat to death!
Kangxi and Fourth Elder Brother Yinzhen who were passing by also stopped suddenly: Who is talking? !
From then on, the painting style of the Qing Dynasty was completely distorted.
The other princesses learned music, chess, calligraphy and painting, but the eighth princess squatted in the mud every day and kneaded the mud, and even gave instructions to the future cold-faced Emperor Yongzheng in a coquettish voice: "Four pots, add more water to the mud, and we will make cement!"
Is there a shortage of food during the war in the northwest? Xiao Naiyin muttered in her heart: [Sweet potatoes, potatoes and corn, yielding a thousand pounds per mu is not a dream.
The treasury is empty and there is no money? Xiao Naiyin sighed again: [Glass soap spinning machine, just use it and you will get rich.
Does the enemy have powerful firearms? Xiao Naiyin waved her little chubby hand: [I want to beat up my enemy! Arrangement of firecrackers and cannons!
Kangxi, the prince, the fourth master, and the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty pricked up their ears every day to eavesdrop on what was going on, and secretly worked on infrastructure construction to strengthen the country.
A few years later, the nine sons who were supposed to win the title of heir became respectful, the prince sat firmly in the East Palace, and the fourth master became the most practical man in the Qing Dynasty.
And that little girl with leaky words was suddenly favored by the entire dynasty and turned the Qing Dynasty into the world's most powerful country!
Reader comments
I really like this book "Qing Chuan: Tong Jia's Little Milk Bag, Strengthening the Country with the Voice of the Heart"! The voice of the little girl is cute and sassy, and the plot of the forehead protector, doting on the fourth brother, and confronting the villain really shocked me. It was so exciting and dense that I couldn't stop watching~
After following the update, I found several minor inconsistencies. I hope the author can take the time to sort them out and correct them to make them more perfect: 1. The prince's age and meeting timeline were confused three times: Chapter 8's first appearance was set to be fifteen or sixteen years old; Chapter 23 was supposed to be the second meeting, but it was written as "first meeting", and the prince's age was also changed to seven or eight years old; in later chapters, he changed back to fifteen or sixteen years old, which is completely inconsistent; 2. The setting of the voice was a bit broken in the later period: in the early stage, it was clear that only Kangxi and Concubine Tong could hear the heroine's voice, but later there was a plot where the heroine thought no one heard, Kangxi pretended not to know, and even the fourth prince could receive the voice without any foreshadowing. The logic was incoherent; 3. There are also some detailed descriptions, such as the Qing Dynasty crown uniforms and court etiquette, which are not rigorous enough in some places and can easily cause drama. Overall, I really love this book and will keep reading it! Once these minor flaws are corrected, I will definitely change the four stars to five stars when I finish it!
I was particularly looking forward to the setting of "Qing Chuan: Tong Jia's little milk bag, relying on the voice of the heart to strengthen the country", and I was also the first reader to leave a review. But when I got to Chapter 378, I couldn't stand it any longer. The whole story was logically confusing and inconsistent. Ninety percent of the last few dozen chapters were full of problems, and there was basically no normal and smooth plot. In the latest chapter, there are also basic common sense errors such as the fourth elder brother calling the prince a "son". It is obvious that he has no understanding of Qing palace etiquette and did not proofread it carefully. I have pointed out the loopholes in the comments before, but the subsequent chapters are still full of errors. They have not been taken seriously at all, and no modifications or intentions can be seen. The setting is indeed eye-catching, but the quality of the text is not up to par. Objectively speaking, it is not worthy of three stars. The reason why I gave a neutral review is that I understand that writing is not easy, and secondly, I sincerely expected it from the beginning, so leaving a neutral review is a bit of encouragement. I hope that the author will carefully read the readers' comments, check and revise the article before publishing it. Even if he uses other tools to review it before publishing it, he is still responsible for his own work and the people who read the book. Failure to correct problems and a perfunctory attitude are the most disappointing things.
I really like this book "Qing Chuan: Tong Jia's Little Milk Bag, Strengthening the Country with the Voice of the Heart"! The voice of the little girl is cute and sassy, and the plot of the forehead protector, doting on the fourth brother, and confronting the villain really shocked me. It was so exciting and dense that I couldn't stop watching~ After following the update, I found several minor inconsistencies. I hope the author can take the time to sort them out and correct them to make them more perfect: 1. The prince's age and meeting timeline were confused three times: Chapter 8's first appearance was set to be fifteen or sixteen years old; Chapter 23 was supposed to be the second meeting, but it was written as "first meeting", and the prince's age was also changed to seven or eight years old; in later chapters, he changed back to fifteen or sixteen years old, which is completely inconsistent; 2. The setting of the voice was a bit broken in the later period: in the early stage, it was clear that only Kangxi and Concubine Tong could hear the heroine's voice, but later there was a plot where the heroine thought no one heard, Kangxi pretended not to know, and even the fourth prince could receive the voice without any foreshadowing. The logic was incoherent; 3. There are also some detailed descriptions, such as the Qing Dynasty crown uniforms and court etiquette, which are not rigorous enough in some places and can easily cause drama. Overall, I really love this book and will keep reading it! Once these minor flaws are corrected, I will definitely change the four stars to five stars when I finish it! I was particularly looking forward to the setting of "Qing Chuan: Tong Jia's little milk bag, relying on the voice of the heart to strengthen the country", and I was also the first reader to leave a review. But when I got to Chapter 378, I couldn't stand it any longer. The whole story was logically confusing and inconsistent. Ninety percent of the last few dozen chapters were full of problems, and there was basically no normal and smooth plot. In the latest chapter, there are also basic common sense errors such as the fourth elder brother calling the prince a "son". It is obvious that he has no understanding of Qing palace etiquette and did not proofread it carefully. I have pointed out the loopholes in the comments before, but the subsequent chapters are still full of errors. They have not been taken seriously at all, and no modifications or intentions can be seen. The setting is indeed eye-catching, but the quality of the text is not up to par. Objectively speaking, it is not worthy of three stars. The reason why I gave a neutral review is that I understand that writing is not easy, and secondly, I sincerely expected it from the beginning, so leaving a neutral review is a bit of encouragement. I hope that the author will carefully read the readers' comments, check and revise the article before publishing it. Even if he uses other tools to review it before publishing it, he is still responsible for his own work and the people who read the book. Failure to correct problems and a perfunctory attitude are the most disappointing things.
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