I'm the Sixth Son in the Great Qing

I like Xiaoliu, and I hope he will never be aggrieved, never hurt, and always favored! I saw some young brothers who also traveled through time and became the Kangxi Dynasty. He was always wronged in the name of the group's favorite. He was plotted by the concubine. Kangxi couldn't punish him in order to balance the former dynasty and the harem. It made me heartbroken. I hope he will keep it up and don't let Xiaoliu be wronged later.

Nice. When the Empress Dowager passed away, I cried so hard 😢. I thought about what Xiaoliu would do when the Emperor fell ill and died. I really like this father-son relationship. I don't want anyone to die, but can I not let the prince and elder brother die? I really hope there will be a good ending, at least I'm still alive 😢

No CP is great, the character is also very good, the most beautiful woman in the Qing Dynasty! You can write more about your appearance. You shouldn't be shocked when you see her beauty in her prime. Is it because she hasn't grown up yet? 🤔 The more the plot is written, the better it gets, and the flaws do not hide the good qualities ❤️

Xiaoliu is very cute, she just likes silly children, with a loving heart +++, we are the purest and most innocent little idiot in the Qing Dynasty, Little Sun! One particularly favorable point: Xiaoliu is a real child~ Even before he time traveled, he was still in junior high school. After he time traveled and forgot his past life, I watched it as a real child. It was very good. I can't stand the idea of ​​an adult dressing up as a child and acting coquettishly. It gave me goosebumps.

Beautiful! After watching it in 2 days, I will start to painfully catch up on updates orz Although it is a beauty value system, the description of the appearance is quite natural without being particularly suave. There is daily life and party struggle. It is not an overall light-hearted trend that takes the line of strengthening the country. The protagonist grew up surrounded by love, but the bad guys are described in such a way that they have a sense of substitution. One is a yin and the other a bear. It felt so uncomfortable that the slap couldn't hit the screen (but the content wasn't too much, and it didn't affect the protagonist. It's not too late before the end is revealed, so it's a slap in the face. It's pretty early for the end without being revealed, and I felt a little bit sick when I saw it)

For now, it's 8.9 To 9 points. I really like this kind of CB plot with heartthrobs and relatively warm parts. I don't like those uh, very sharp plots. However, maybe it is to highlight the protagonist's kind-heartedness and gentle personality. He will create a few clowns. These clowns are like rusty nails and like lice on a delicate cheongsam. You say it is disgusting or not, so I hope that these can be diluted in the follow-up. Smooth ones are also good, and they don't necessarily have to cause a particularly big storm.

It's really super beautiful. The relationship between Xiao Liu and the Empress Dowager is also very sincere and touching. The writing style is also good, and many plots make people laugh out loud. Xiaoliu is a very lovable child! But the character of the third child is a little inconsistent with the official history. He seems to be a bit like a minor villain in this book? (After all, there are not many people in the book, most of them are good people, and there are only a few villains.) Moreover, there are still some deviations from the official history. If it is not too serious, it is still quite interesting. The writing is really good, but it's really not readable enough. Update soon!!!

The writing is quite good, but when I saw smallpox and Xiaoliu made herself unmarried and infertile, I gave it five stars and withdrew the article. I don't like reading stories without cp. The second generation is a bachelor. I think it is unrealistic to be single through time travel in ancient times. But the author wrote it very well.

Not bad, just look at this mouthful of group favorites, and it has no Al taste! You just need to pay attention to the paragraphs and comments. Some paragraphs and comments may contain some malice, and you actually know that they are fictional stories about the Qing Dynasty. Then don't read it. What does it mean to scold others in other people's novels? This is not your toilet 🤦 and the author has not whitewashed the Qing Dynasty. To be honest, there are a lot of this kind of themes in Pujiang. Don't be so angry there again 🤦

The writing is okay, focusing on beauty as justice. Except for the child's face, the rest of the body is inferior, and he is not eligible to win the direct title. The child's vision seems to be warmer now, and there is less violence in the Qing Dynasty novel. The article is not finished and is being updated...