
Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain: Lingsu and Kang'an
雪山飞狐之灵素康安
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- Completed
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- 242k Words
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- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
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- 12y ago
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- JJWXC
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Don't you need to change Fukang'an's name or something? ? ?
It seems that only two legitimate sons came to the throne in the entire Qing Dynasty. Daoguang's mother can only be said to be the first wife in Jiaqing, and Xianfeng's mother can only be said to be the successor. Most of the queens of the Qing Dynasty said sadly that they were either short-lived, childless, or their children died in infancy (two of Xiaoxian died!!), Or they were deposed, and the only crown prince still had both.
Good Yaolin! ! Like! ! Why do I just dislike this Fujin⊙▽⊙
There is a saying that Fu Heng's eldest son was also born as a concubine.
Hurry up and get rid of this old lady with extremely big ideas, and let Lingsu and Yaolin rush to the road of happiness! ! !
Oh, it's a pity. The future queen of Yaolin's natal family is worrying. Fortunately, Lingsu has a younger brother.
It's really strange. I've only heard of a few mothers who want their sons-in-law not to take concubines, but I've never heard of a mother-in-law who rushes to give women to her son-in-law. Oh, Yaolin's mother will thank you.
Has it happened recently in Jinjiang or on my mobile phone? So sad, it just returned to normal today! !
In fact, that Beizi is already an exaggeration. After all, in the Qing Dynasty, the highest title for a courtier was Duke, and only the royal family could call Beizi. Also, I really don't have a good feeling about the title "Jia", because Jiaqing used the title "Jia" when he was not the emperor, and he could use "Hui" or something like that. Well, after all "Jia" is in his duke title
It's just that in that era, there was only one woman. Unless she could ensure that the more children the better, she would be criticized.