We all transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty, but everyone else gets to fall in love with the princes, while I can only bear and raise children.
We all transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty, but even though I was born into an ordinary bannerman family, I was forced to marry into the imperial family and become one of its members.
Since I'm already at such a disadvantage, I might as well do as I please. Surely I can change the history of the Great Qing Dynasty, right?
Premise:
The heroine traveled through time to serve as a stepping stone for Ulanara and Honghui. Who is the protagonist? It's so frustrating. If the heroine is still with the hero in the end, it would be a shame.
Isn't it too much to do this to a child?
Who comes out from behind the curtain? Emperor? The Queen is digging a hole, right?
I really can't stand it, I can't stand the first person, I can't stand the narration, I can't stand the self-righteous and vicious contradiction between the Virgin and the Holy Mother.
Although there is some confusion, I have felt very sad since Hongchen and Hongdan went to Russia. In order to keep their children alive, they had no choice but to choose not to see each other for life. As soon as the triplets and the last child were born, they were taken away before they could see each other. The sadness and helpless pain. If it were me in that environment, I would definitely go crazy and resent Sisi and Fujin.
It doesn't look good, it feels like this is a first-person self-narration
I felt so frustrated reading this novel
What a capital white lotus
My son should have left when he went to Russia. He worked as a laborer to help raise so many adopted sons and daughters, and the one he gave birth to was taken away.
This woman is not without love in the royal family. Why is there no extra story about children?
The heroine traveled through time to serve as a stepping stone for Ulanara and Honghui. Who is the protagonist? It's so frustrating. If the heroine is still with the hero in the end, it would be a shame.
Isn't it too much to do this to a child?
Who comes out from behind the curtain? Emperor? The Queen is digging a hole, right?
I really can't stand it, I can't stand the first person, I can't stand the narration, I can't stand the self-righteous and vicious contradiction between the Virgin and the Holy Mother.
Although there is some confusion, I have felt very sad since Hongchen and Hongdan went to Russia. In order to keep their children alive, they had no choice but to choose not to see each other for life. As soon as the triplets and the last child were born, they were taken away before they could see each other. The sadness and helpless pain. If it were me in that environment, I would definitely go crazy and resent Sisi and Fujin.
It doesn't look good, it feels like this is a first-person self-narration
I felt so frustrated reading this novel
What a capital white lotus
My son should have left when he went to Russia. He worked as a laborer to help raise so many adopted sons and daughters, and the one he gave birth to was taken away.
This woman is not without love in the royal family. Why is there no extra story about children?