How Did This Empresses in the Palace End Up Blending in Real History?

I like the creepy feeling hidden under this plain writing style. The kind of decay and feudalism. Due to the difference in cognition, the viewer will feel like being trapped like a suffocating floating fish. The plot is more of a normal idea, and there is nothing too disappointing. The characters are all well created, and the heroine is also thoughtful and intelligent, and will not be distorted by external things, which is already great. Only my thoughts on the first world view. I only saw the beginning of the second world, so I am not interested in it. I stopped pursuing it after the college entrance examination.

Let's just say it's a solid novel. Let's talk about the advantages first: the plot is smooth and has no obvious poisonous points. The heroine is very clear about what she wants. The child she gave birth to (who is transformed by Lianzi) will listen to her and cannot backstab her. This setting is very good. Each character has his own ideas and is not very stereotyped. The writing is interesting, but I suggest you go on a track: If you are pure and honest, it is not like 🍉 (it is not behind the scenes and it is not a little transparent to live to the end) The whole thing is not vivid enough and has some memorable points. If it is a cool article, it would be uncomfortable. After reading the introduction, I thought that the heroine would take the initiative to steal other people's luck and change her appearance and lifespan. As a result, she would have more luck after becoming the Queen Mother? Then there was no big killing and there were twists and turns in the rear [currently being drafted] If you read sweet stories, you won't be spoiled alone. Even if the heroine has some golden fingers, she will never be spoiled alone in the later period. The emperor would still be suspicious and reprimanded the heroine in the later period. He didn't feel much love for the heroine before his death 🤦 There is a dank ghost smell in the emperor. I thought it would be exciting later, but it turned out to be mediocre. . (Hmm. Can it be considered realistic?) It would not be true if it were a real-life battle against a scheming palace. The heroine would keep her position and be safe and secure. There would be no scheming every day. There would be no twists and turns. There would be no sense of intrigue. There would be no in-depth description of the plot 🤔 If it wasn't a fanfic, I'd like to see how it compares with the character endings in the original plot. I probably wouldn't have finished watching One World [currently in development] The above personal feelings are for reference only.

Shocking and delicious, the golden finger is not obtrusive. The protagonist is neither bitter nor sympathetic. He is completely focused on himself. In fact, I think it would be more delicious if it were expanded, but it is also good to write it like this. The little desire that occasionally leaks out can really make you feel that you are deeply influenced by the desire for power, but you still have to disguise yourself. It's awe-inspiring and a little bit intimidating. Goldfinger is also very good. After all, most of the children born by themselves betray themselves and solve this problem. A child who puts his mother's will first is a good child. 5 Stars worthy The more I look at it from behind, the more I think it is a fairy. It's really beautiful. At first, I just thought that Lianzi's skill was just to get a child who could be the emperor and always be loyal to him. Now I realize that this idea is really too shallow. The author is so great. No matter how unscrupulous a person is, no matter how crazy they are, they still need an anchor and an emotional sustenance. What's more, if you keep traveling through time, you will always need to act in the deep palace. This pressure must be great, unimaginable, and I feel like I have been sitting at a high place and enjoying myself. Isn't it really arrogant to go straight to the end after re-travelling? Now I feel that this lotus seed is completely a kind of emotional sustenance, and it is one. This is to prevent him from completely forgetting his confusion.

It's so comfortable to read with your mind. I think it's very interesting. It's a very real life in the harem under the feudal imperial power. It's very exciting to be a heroine who awakens women in the feudal society, but it's somewhat divorced from reality, especially during the period when the Qing Dynasty was extremely suppressing women. Only when everyone is clear-headed can it be real. If a person with a face who can recite poems can get ahead, then doesn't a wealthy family have the ability to cultivate women in the harem? It was difficult for the previous dynasties to get ahead, let alone the harem. The decision of the political monsters above was not as simple as it seems. There were only 30,000 chastity memorials in the Ming dynasty, but there were 30,000 in the Qianlong dynasty. Is it because they appreciated women's chastity? No, it was to suppress the Han population. Boss Cao took the lead in finding wives. It was not just a hobby, it was to encourage births and promote population growth. Yongzheng was the person who perfected the Qing Dynasty's sleeping system. I don't believe that there was any chaos in his harem. I don't think the readers are stupid if they create limited literature that does not break away from the historical background in a realistic context. Just look at the film and television literature watched by lunatics and fools, but many people take it seriously.

There seems to be no shortcomings at present. Although it is a fanfic, the heroine has no sense of understanding of the plot. She is not a virgin and is not aggrieved. She has brains and means. Many heroines in Zhen Huan Legend fanfics will complain about Big Fat Orange and feel incompetent. But this is the result of the fight between the nine sons of Kangxi. How could it not be terrifying? The heroine does not underestimate other concubines. When it is time to take action, she will never hesitate as long as the heroine in the small world behind does not suddenly become sympathetic. If not for the Holy Mother's kindness, I will keep following the updates. I like the heroine very much. Below are the reasons why I changed my comment. This is the first fanfic I have read that has Goldfinger and the heroine is forced to exchange children and raise the enemy's children.

It's a very good novel. I've read too many plots and intrigues on the surface. This kind of blandness is quite fresh. The main thing is that the heroine won't fall in love with the emperor, and the harem is all rationalized a lot.

I just finished reading the first world 🤔 The author's writing style is very good, and the early Yinzhen gave people a bright feeling. I can only say that he deserved to become the emperor in the end [laughing] and the later portrayal of the emperor's seeking immortality and medicine also showed an emperor's fear of the passing of life [learned]

It's a rare book that doesn't contain the embarrassing character of Rouze. I've read a lot of novels about the embarrassing character of Rouze. This novel is quite good. It's not a cool novel, there's no plot to kill everyone, and right now it feels like it's mainly about Gou. Although the heroine has a golden finger, she is just an ordinary person without a good family background, which makes the status of the emperor and the heroine unequal. From the perspective of this world, An Lingrong feels a little aggrieved, which is normal. Of course, Feng Ruozhao's world is also quite oppressive. When he takes off the filter and looks at their lives, he just feels horrified.

It's a good article, and it's one of the few that can fit into the framework of the Legend of Zhen Huan. The logic is self-consistent and smooth, and none of it conforms to the logic of official history. There are choices and trade-offs. The motivations of the characters are very clear. Finally, it's not a naive and stereotyped character design. The story is quite enjoyable, which is very particular. Nian Shilan's article…

Yixiu's article is very beautiful and true! The highlight is Hong Hao, the "Renzi" brother, who is a loyal believer of the heroine and is invincible. In the end, Yongzheng was afraid of suppressing the story. It was also very real and thrilling. In short, it was worth watching.