[My Fair Princess] Neither Wind nor Rain, Neither Shine nor Storm

Qianlong's harem did not have Concubine Tong Jia. Concubine Tong Jia belonged to Qianlong's grandfather Kangxi...

First of all, Princess Hejia is the daughter of the pure concubine Su, and there is no concubine Tong in Qianlong's harem. Secondly, in the Qing Dynasty, all the elder brothers called the queen "Huang'e Niang" instead of "Mother Queen". Once again, the biological mother of the fifth elder brother Yongqi is Concubine Yu (she seems to be dead in QY's article) and has nothing to do with Princess Hejia. It was impossible for Ali and Zhuo to "gift" Hanxiang to Qianlong, so they could only use the word "Xian"! Also, you are completely wrong about the rank of concubines in the Qing Dynasty. The first rank is the queen, the second rank is the imperial concubine, the third rank is the imperial concubine, and the concubine is the fourth rank! Finally, in most cases when Princesses marry into Mongolian marriages, it is not based on whether they are favored or not. Princess Gu Lun and Princess Jing are the only children of Qianlong and Empress Xiaoxian who survived to adulthood. It can be said that Feng Guangwen is extremely favored, so shouldn't they still support Meng and marry her?

I'm just here to catch bugs, so I won't give points. Maybe the author has not paid attention to this, but I still want to say that brothers will be given marriages when they are fourteen or five years old, and then they will usually be knighted at this age. Once they are knighted, they will leave the palace and open a mansion. Didn't Yongzheng also ascend the throne after becoming Prince Yong? Qianlong also ascended the throne after becoming Prince Bao. It does not mean that he cannot compete for the throne after leaving the palace. This statement is completely wrong! What's more, he was granted the title of prince! The author certainly doesn't understand the situation of elder brother's knighthood in the Qing Dynasty. There are four levels of knighthood for elder brothers, Beizi, Baylor, County Prince, and Prince. The prince can be said to be the highest level, not to mention that the title with the word "Rong" is very important. The fourth prince born to Shunzhi and Concubine Dong E was posthumously named Prince Rong, and was called "my first son" by Emperor Shunzhi. He was considered the best candidate for crown prince. From then on, Prince Rong had the meaning of "invisible crown prince". Since Yongqi has been deprived of the possibility of competing for the throne in the article, how could he be given the title of Prince Rong? Give it to Baylor at most?

I really think this Qing'er Holy Mother can turn everything around with just a few words? What a nonsense!

The invincible Princess Princess gets married in ten days. . .

Son of Concubine Chun… I'm convinced!

Um... I feel that Qing'er is so invincible here, she can solve any problem with just one or two sentences... I really can't stand it anymore

A certain bird that was rated...

, The son of pure noble concubine

What kind of woman is this? It's his own business to commit suicide if he doesn't have a child, and if he has a child, Junichi is a bastard. I think the author should be unmarried, so he can write so calmly. I think a person who loves children and has the ability to survive would not do this. If he doesn't want children for a man, he is not worthy of being a mother. (I am a mother. I love my child. As long as I live, I will work hard to make him grow up happily. What is a man? Within a foot, he is a husband. A foot away, he is a stranger. Only flesh and blood family ties remain unchanged.) ---Read Chapter 1 for your thoughts. This is such a stupid woman. She is so stupid. After she died, she gave up her man and gave her child to the next woman. She could do whatever she wanted. Really stupid. A firm expression of contempt.