
Reborn as Huixian in My Fair Princess
还珠之慧贤重生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 67k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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[Your Majesty, we have a child] Do you still call this nonsense? ! Emotional Sangege is no longer her child because she is a girl, and Yonglian is no longer her child because she is dead? ! Otherwise she would not have said 'Your Majesty, we have a child' but 'Your Majesty, we have a child again' They are all like this to their own children... I hate Xiaoxian for not explaining
If a woman takes the initiative and doesn't move, it's all about Fujin. Isn't this really digging a trap? And just to compete for favor or true love, you can attack yourself? The writing is a little strange and I didn't handle it well.
The so-called "Huixian" should have been given by Qianlong after Gao's death, not given to her while she was alive. In the official history, she only had the word "noble concubine" when she was alive, and she was considered the only concubine. The other concubines of Qianlong all had titles, such as "Chun", "Jia", "Ling" and so on. Now when Jingxian wants to call Gao, she also means "Sister Hui" or "Sister Noble Concubine". She cannot say "Sister Huixian". The title of the queen is also the same. It cannot be said that the queen is Xiaoxian. After all, the queen is still alive.
I still think it would be better if the heroine has more roles^_____^
Just let Lorraine enter the palace and be tortured~ I really don't like this white-eyed wolf
During this period of time when Jing Xian is going dormant, it feels like the focus is on others, and she will accidentally marginalize the protagonist. Even if Jingxian wants to shine, the Queen and the Queen Mother will suppress her. It's really a dilemma~
It looks good, come on, keep going
Come on, support updates~! !
The imperial concubine Huixian was given the title Hui when she was a concubine, but she was given the posthumous title Huixian after her death. The title in the article is wrong.
Very pretty. Come on, work hard to update