Qing Transmigration: The Princes I Raised Are Now Fighting for the Throne

It's very interesting to watch, but I always feel that it's a bit disconnected. The heroine is set as a college student, but after time travel, she talks and acts like an aborigine. Especially when taking care of children, she feels too sophisticated, as if she had children herself. But the author's writing style is still very good and very beautiful.

I hope I can write later that this nanny really died, but in fact she went back in time. He sent the letters to the brothers. The brothers knew what the nanny meant, and everything was getting better. In the end, the fourth brother sat on the throne, and the other brothers also saved their lives and unanimously told the outside world. Finally, the nanny is back.

It's okay but it's a bit fragmented and I think it's a bit overused in some places, but it's still pretty nice and the writing is okay.

I went here for the brothers and sisters in the introduction. I hope that under the guidance of grandma, the princes can have a happy ending. The previous plot was okay. Under the guidance of grandma, the fourth, eighth, ninth and thirteenth brothers had a deep relationship and no resentment. After the two of them grew up and went to Nansan Institute, they slowly embarked on the path of fighting for the heir in Kowloon, the Central Plains of China. The grandma kept trying to pull him back, but he didn't hold him back. When the children grow up, they all have their own ideas. It makes me feel a little uncomfortable. I really don't want to see such a tragic ending again. . . Nanny is the person they all care about, which is their common weakness. They hope that Nanny will fake her death and leave the palace incognito, and give them all the letters she wrote in advance, so that they can regain their original intention, understand what is most important to them, and not get stuck in the confusion.

I saw the latest chapter, where Thirteenth Brother was imprisoned in the beekeeping tunnel, and grandma knelt outside all night. She had raised Thirteenth Brother for 30 years, and she just wanted to see him once, to know if he was okay, but she couldn't. It made me cry. Although this article has some minor flaws, it is wonderful overall. The feeling of planning for the future of each child, teaching them, persuading them, and just wanting them to live in the end is touching. But the powerlessness of facing the crushing wheels of history, the insignificance of one's own strength, and ultimately being unable to change the outcome is also heartbreaking. Grandma is not wrong. She loves every child from beginning to end. I hope that everyone will have a good outcome in the end, that grandma's wishes and hard work can be realized, and that she will not be let down. I hope that she can finally return to her original nature, and can return to the warm and warm days when brothers loved each other, slept together, and the children took care of their grandma, and they still laughed and laughed. After the rain, the sky clears and a rainbow will eventually appear. The plot has been a bit clumsy recently, one plot is very dragging, and I can't watch it anymore.

It's okay, the writing is good, the story setting is not novel, but the whole arrangement is okay, there are no cheats, and it relies on IQ to survive. The whole story is much better than many written by "The Beast Man Who Drives a Car".

Some logic is not smooth yet, but the emotions are delicate

I really want to cry to death. How could this be? Will the historical trend of Kowloon's succession be changed? I hope everything will have a good ending. If the situation can be improved with Tang's death, I hope there will be a good side story. Everyone is here

I just cried to death, my God 🥺 🥺

I like this type of book very much. The author is great. Come on, don't give up.