Concubine Ning Wu, the concubine of Emperor Yongzheng, was the daughter of Zhizhou Wuzhu Kingdom.
Wu Anning, a mortal without spiritual roots who came back from the world of immortality, three days before being given to the Fourth Master as Princess.
She was plotted by the reborn person and was taken into the harem by Kangxi.
So in later generations, it became: Empress Dowager Wu of Chong'an, daughter of Shun Guo Gong Wu Zhuguo.
Fortunately, the son she gave birth to had spiritual roots, so Wu Anning, who had no spiritual roots, ruled the Qing Dynasty for 170 years~~
Note: 1. Palace fight upgrade story, ending with usurping the throne
2. The number party and his wife party should be cautious, because in the ending the heroine the queen mother is in charge of the government.
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Copywriting: Ning Susu had a sweetheart whom she was in love with. Who knew that when she was fifteen years old, she saved a man out of kindness, but a month later she was tied up by her relatives and taken into a big house.
That night, she cured the acacia poison for that bitch man. She ran back crying to see Zhu Ma for the last time. Unexpectedly, Zhu Ma did not dislike her and proposed to marry her. It was the happiest day in her life.
On the day they were about to get married, the dog man appeared. He broke the bamboo horse's legs and imprisoned her in the Yujin Tower.
She will always remember that bitch man who tied up her sweetheart and asked her if she could run away while letting others stab her sweetheart. At that time, she cried and begged him to let her sweetheart go, repeatedly promising that she would die by his side even if she died.
Now, the dog man was killed by her, and she was sitting on the entire Qin Dynasty, but seeing that the bamboo horse already had a group of wives and concubines, and more than a dozen children, she was extremely sad.
Until one day, her emperor's son sent her a male favorite. This male favorite looked exactly like that dog man!
The following are old article recommendations that have been completed.
Gratitudes and grudges in palace battles: "The Upgrading of the Harem", "Dragon Seed", "Kangxi's Ning Fei of the Wu Family"
Happy little days in ancient Chinese prose: "A Prosperous Life"
A slap in the face upgrade in the cool article: "The Record of Becoming a God from Another World"
Honey Poison in Immortal Martial Arts: "Debt of Mercy", "Demon Witch" and "Shangqing Fox"
Loving men and women in modern romance: "Kung Fu Movie Queens from Ancient Times to Today"
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Reader comments
In the ending, the heroine didn't hold herself up and wasn't tickled by what she wanted to see.
It was weird to see the protagonist climb to the top for the first time, and I wasn't excited at all.
I can't help but wonder, is it really a good thing for a character like the protagonist to rule for more than a hundred years? There are countless little clever things on display, but there really aren't many great talents written about. The ambition is so vividly displayed that it even makes people feel persistent and extreme, and there is a feeling of collapse at any time.
I have learned a lot of ghost tricks in the world of seeking immortality. If the heroine had spiritual roots, would she still be obsessed with power? There would be no need for these conspiracies. It feels like no one in this article is a winner in life.
In fact, I believe what Si Fujin thought was the cause of Yin Chan's character problems. A simple mind and a desire to cultivate immortality may also be the reason. But in fact, Si Fujin thought it was another reason. A daughter is her first child, so she is special and not profitable, but wasn't this son really her tool to seize the legitimate heir from the beginning?
In the end, I was still looking forward to something happening between the protagonist and Yun Reng.
It feels very different from the romance novels I have read before. This kind of heroine is more domineering.
It is of course wrong to fight in the house and in the palace without understanding politics, otherwise Wu Zetian would not be able to become the emperor. His Majesty Emperor Wu was a great politician, but she rose from the nunnery, defeated the king and queen, and promoted her own son to the throne. Who can say that she does not understand palace fighting? Of course, it would be another situation if her son was too incompetent and His Majesty stopped trying.
It feels very real, and the most ruthless emperor's family is Gong Dou. She had looked forward to the relationship and given it a chance, but then the reality made her see clearly. It did not belong to the light in the first place, but fell into the darkness.
How should I put it? The ending is quite strange.
Alas, after reading it, I really want to have a spin-off about Kangxi to let him see what happened after his death. I always feel that Kangxi died without knowing anything and took advantage of him. He was also buried with him. It's really annoying.
For those who blame Yin Chan, I also think that the heroine deliberately raised her son to be pure and kind-hearted, whether it is to cultivate immortality or to facilitate the heroine to take power. As long as he has a little bit of power ambition and cruelty, it would be strange not to fight to the death with his biological mother. What about mother and son? Just look at Wu Zetian and her sons.
I think the first thing Kangxi would do if he was reincarnated would be to strangle the heroine to death
Yes, how can you not have any sense of politics if you know how to fight in the house and fight in the palace?
I have seen many powerful female protagonists, but this was the first time I saw such a powerful female protagonist in the Qing Dynasty and I admired her for her long posture.
Such a ruthless and strong heroine is really rare. I really want to watch the extra story between the prince and the heroine~
After reading the whole novel, I really feel like a strong woman, but the whole novel still makes people feel aggrieved. It seems that a woman can only marry a powerful man, such as an emperor, or a future emperor, and then slowly gain power by giving birth to a son and becoming the queen mother. Indeed, throughout history, Wu Zetian was actually like this, and Chen Shuozhen, the first female emperor in history, also launched an uprising in the name of an immortal, but she did not have much power at the time. In the book, the heroine comes from the world of cultivating immortals. She has no spiritual roots, but she is very clever and creates a method of self-cultivation. In a sense, the heroine actually has the qualifications to use the name of the immortal. However, maybe the heroine in the world of cultivating immortals is just competing with other women for favor, so her concept has not changed for a while. For example, at the end of the article, the method of using thunder is very smooth! Later, the heroine actually gave Kangxi a chance, but it was the emperor's ruthlessness that made her truly realize the reality! However, most of the political aspects of the entire article are very crude, such as directly controlling others through poisoning and intimidation. To be honest, if it were not for children or reputation at this time, the heroine could have forced her into the palace if she had the strength. Anyway, in the end, everyone else would be dead! The whole article feels relatively light, there is no particularly intense or climax, and there is nothing particularly exciting. Although the heroine finally takes the power, the heroine still feels a little aggrieved and depressed. Forget it, I don't know what I'm talking about. There don't seem to be many strong women! Keep up the great work!
Very interesting. This novel is really great. Different from other novels, I prefer the ruthless, power-loving heroine in the center of this novel. I really don't like the virgin, love-minded heroines. I have read many Gongdou novels, and this novel made me enjoy reading it the most. The author is great! I highly recommend this novel, it's really good!
This makes me feel so embarrassed.
What about the interaction between the regent and the heroine? Woo woo woo...
I'm still looking forward to taking the prince as his face.
I like female heroes. Why should men die on us? We have to worry about career, family, and my husband's affair all day long. My family caused me to miscarry two children in a row because of my husband's messy affairs. The third one was born only one month ago, and I was so angry that they gave me back. They also asked me to pay tens of thousands of yuan to go out. I really hate them.
So is the prince really dead?
Even if you have a wife and a sweetheart, you must let them marry her! Why does this sound so uncomfortable?
Will there be a Yin Reng extra episode?
Dive from the beginning, bubble at the end
Ahhhh, it's not enough to watch, can't there be more endings?
I remember reading the beginning of the author's article a long time ago, and today I finally read the end. It's not easy. I hope the author can write better articles in the future.
I read it in one sitting. It is a good article. I beg you to recommend similar scheming and self-improving heroines, not Mary Sues. Thank you
What did you update? ? ? Why didn't I notice it? ? ? How many times have you watched it???
Ah, I dived all the way to the end, then came out and took a bubble
Why didn't the heroine just capture Kangxi's soul when she was so awesome in the later period?
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In the ending, the heroine didn't hold herself up and wasn't tickled by what she wanted to see. It was weird to see the protagonist climb to the top for the first time, and I wasn't excited at all. I can't help but wonder, is it really a good thing for a character like the protagonist to rule for more than a hundred years? There are countless little clever things on display, but there really aren't many great talents written about. The ambition is so vividly displayed that it even makes people feel persistent and extreme, and there is a feeling of collapse at any time.
I have learned a lot of ghost tricks in the world of seeking immortality. If the heroine had spiritual roots, would she still be obsessed with power? There would be no need for these conspiracies. It feels like no one in this article is a winner in life.
In fact, I believe what Si Fujin thought was the cause of Yin Chan's character problems. A simple mind and a desire to cultivate immortality may also be the reason. But in fact, Si Fujin thought it was another reason. A daughter is her first child, so she is special and not profitable, but wasn't this son really her tool to seize the legitimate heir from the beginning?
In the end, I was still looking forward to something happening between the protagonist and Yun Reng.
It feels very different from the romance novels I have read before. This kind of heroine is more domineering.
It is of course wrong to fight in the house and in the palace without understanding politics, otherwise Wu Zetian would not be able to become the emperor. His Majesty Emperor Wu was a great politician, but she rose from the nunnery, defeated the king and queen, and promoted her own son to the throne. Who can say that she does not understand palace fighting? Of course, it would be another situation if her son was too incompetent and His Majesty stopped trying.
It feels very real, and the most ruthless emperor's family is Gong Dou. She had looked forward to the relationship and given it a chance, but then the reality made her see clearly. It did not belong to the light in the first place, but fell into the darkness.
How should I put it? The ending is quite strange.
Alas, after reading it, I really want to have a spin-off about Kangxi to let him see what happened after his death. I always feel that Kangxi died without knowing anything and took advantage of him. He was also buried with him. It's really annoying.
For those who blame Yin Chan, I also think that the heroine deliberately raised her son to be pure and kind-hearted, whether it is to cultivate immortality or to facilitate the heroine to take power. As long as he has a little bit of power ambition and cruelty, it would be strange not to fight to the death with his biological mother. What about mother and son? Just look at Wu Zetian and her sons.
I think the first thing Kangxi would do if he was reincarnated would be to strangle the heroine to death
Yes, how can you not have any sense of politics if you know how to fight in the house and fight in the palace?
I have seen many powerful female protagonists, but this was the first time I saw such a powerful female protagonist in the Qing Dynasty and I admired her for her long posture.
Such a ruthless and strong heroine is really rare. I really want to watch the extra story between the prince and the heroine~
After reading the whole novel, I really feel like a strong woman, but the whole novel still makes people feel aggrieved. It seems that a woman can only marry a powerful man, such as an emperor, or a future emperor, and then slowly gain power by giving birth to a son and becoming the queen mother. Indeed, throughout history, Wu Zetian was actually like this, and Chen Shuozhen, the first female emperor in history, also launched an uprising in the name of an immortal, but she did not have much power at the time. In the book, the heroine comes from the world of cultivating immortals. She has no spiritual roots, but she is very clever and creates a method of self-cultivation. In a sense, the heroine actually has the qualifications to use the name of the immortal. However, maybe the heroine in the world of cultivating immortals is just competing with other women for favor, so her concept has not changed for a while. For example, at the end of the article, the method of using thunder is very smooth! Later, the heroine actually gave Kangxi a chance, but it was the emperor's ruthlessness that made her truly realize the reality! However, most of the political aspects of the entire article are very crude, such as directly controlling others through poisoning and intimidation. To be honest, if it were not for children or reputation at this time, the heroine could have forced her into the palace if she had the strength. Anyway, in the end, everyone else would be dead! The whole article feels relatively light, there is no particularly intense or climax, and there is nothing particularly exciting. Although the heroine finally takes the power, the heroine still feels a little aggrieved and depressed. Forget it, I don't know what I'm talking about. There don't seem to be many strong women! Keep up the great work!
Very interesting. This novel is really great. Different from other novels, I prefer the ruthless, power-loving heroine in the center of this novel. I really don't like the virgin, love-minded heroines. I have read many Gongdou novels, and this novel made me enjoy reading it the most. The author is great! I highly recommend this novel, it's really good!
This makes me feel so embarrassed.
What about the interaction between the regent and the heroine? Woo woo woo...
I'm still looking forward to taking the prince as his face.
I like female heroes. Why should men die on us? We have to worry about career, family, and my husband's affair all day long. My family caused me to miscarry two children in a row because of my husband's messy affairs. The third one was born only one month ago, and I was so angry that they gave me back. They also asked me to pay tens of thousands of yuan to go out. I really hate them.
So is the prince really dead?
Even if you have a wife and a sweetheart, you must let them marry her! Why does this sound so uncomfortable?
Will there be a Yin Reng extra episode?
Dive from the beginning, bubble at the end
Ahhhh, it's not enough to watch, can't there be more endings?
I remember reading the beginning of the author's article a long time ago, and today I finally read the end. It's not easy. I hope the author can write better articles in the future.
I read it in one sitting. It is a good article. I beg you to recommend similar scheming and self-improving heroines, not Mary Sues. Thank you
What did you update? ? ? Why didn't I notice it? ? ? How many times have you watched it???
Ah, I dived all the way to the end, then came out and took a bubble
Why didn't the heroine just capture Kangxi's soul when she was so awesome in the later period?