These words are not inherently complimentary, haha
Emmmm is indeed an ancient article
I couldn't help but shed tears.
Tsk, Hong Xi is pitiful. The Crown Princess who is childless and is said to have died in depression is not pitiful. His compatriot brother who died at the age of eight is not pitiful. The Crown Princess's legitimate daughter who is married to Mongolia and is said to be suppressed by Yong Zheng as a concubine is pitiful. Hongxi was suppressed and dealt with during the Yongzheng and Qianlong dynasties. Firstly, it was because of his eldest son, the deposed prince. Secondly, I feel that it was because he was unwilling to accept it. He wanted to be honest. Yongzheng would not be cruel to him, a junior, in order to appease people. Yongzheng had been low-key for more than ten years, and he was just a has-been grandson. Who would care about him after Qianlong ascended the throne? Don't talk about being affected by his identity. If he wasn't the eldest son of the deposed prince, would Kangxi favor him? With his status, if the prince ascends the throne, he may really become the heir apparent. Since he enjoys the benefits of his status, he can't just blame his own father for hurting him if his father fails, right?
Anyway, I think that in the feudal dynasty, especially the royal family, there is really nothing pitiful about men. They are superior to most people as soon as they are born.
After reading N Qingchuan novels, this is the first time I saw the heroine taking medicine in order to have a baby. I went crazy! In this article, the heroine keeps doing little things behind her back. Although she has not done anything bad, her jumping up and down character would have been disgusted long ago if you didn't have a golden finger Kangxi who likes you.
"The chance of sensitivity is subconscious" is a big bug for the author~
almost
"Kill her again" is a big bug for the author~
in
The Empress Dowager in this book is really... Hard to describe in one word
Seriously, is the heroine sure she can suppress Yinzhen? A concubine who is not a queen wants to suppress an adult prince, or someone as capable as Yongzheng. Is the heroine capable of intervening in government affairs? In the court, you still have to rely on the prince and family to win the heir. The heroine is really too confident. Doesn't this increase her opponents in vain?
Are you sure? Yinzhu's adoptive mother is the fourth concubine, and her biological mother is a noble person. Yinzhen's adoptive mother is a concubine. If her biological mother dies, she seems to be a noble person? Concubine Hui doesn't like Yinzhu, but she certainly doesn't like Concubine De, who dislikes Yinzhen. Is it true that Yinzhen's life is worse than that of Yinzhen? Although Yinzhen's biological mother is from the Manchuria flag, the status is only related to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
If the heroine's son cannot succeed, how can she go abroad? Impossible. She would definitely not be able to escape before Kangxi died. If another prince ascended the throne, how could she and her son escape? In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient. If you wanted to go to sea, you had to go overland to the port. You were probably caught halfway by people sent by the new emperor. If you want to go overseas as a retreat, it doesn't seem feasible, unless the new emperor gives her permission to go to sea with her son. But this proves that there is no hatred. Isn't it good to stay in the capital [dog head]
Don't tell me, I was really shocked. I thought the heroine of this book was a white lotus. When I saw the last sentence, I was relieved. The white lotus is not wrong, but the core is black.
Woman, you successfully caught my attention
Wasn't Concubine Tong beaten? What happened so quickly?
Old woman? I am also 28 years old
I was laughing so hard even though I was driving
"Can be thought of" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Don't think
Kangxi deserves to be called the Eternal Emperor
These words are not inherently complimentary, haha
Emmmm is indeed an ancient article
I couldn't help but shed tears.
Tsk, Hong Xi is pitiful. The Crown Princess who is childless and is said to have died in depression is not pitiful. His compatriot brother who died at the age of eight is not pitiful. The Crown Princess's legitimate daughter who is married to Mongolia and is said to be suppressed by Yong Zheng as a concubine is pitiful. Hongxi was suppressed and dealt with during the Yongzheng and Qianlong dynasties. Firstly, it was because of his eldest son, the deposed prince. Secondly, I feel that it was because he was unwilling to accept it. He wanted to be honest. Yongzheng would not be cruel to him, a junior, in order to appease people. Yongzheng had been low-key for more than ten years, and he was just a has-been grandson. Who would care about him after Qianlong ascended the throne? Don't talk about being affected by his identity. If he wasn't the eldest son of the deposed prince, would Kangxi favor him? With his status, if the prince ascends the throne, he may really become the heir apparent. Since he enjoys the benefits of his status, he can't just blame his own father for hurting him if his father fails, right? Anyway, I think that in the feudal dynasty, especially the royal family, there is really nothing pitiful about men. They are superior to most people as soon as they are born.
After reading N Qingchuan novels, this is the first time I saw the heroine taking medicine in order to have a baby. I went crazy! In this article, the heroine keeps doing little things behind her back. Although she has not done anything bad, her jumping up and down character would have been disgusted long ago if you didn't have a golden finger Kangxi who likes you.
"The chance of sensitivity is subconscious" is a big bug for the author~ almost
"Kill her again" is a big bug for the author~ in
The Empress Dowager in this book is really... Hard to describe in one word
Seriously, is the heroine sure she can suppress Yinzhen? A concubine who is not a queen wants to suppress an adult prince, or someone as capable as Yongzheng. Is the heroine capable of intervening in government affairs? In the court, you still have to rely on the prince and family to win the heir. The heroine is really too confident. Doesn't this increase her opponents in vain?
Are you sure? Yinzhu's adoptive mother is the fourth concubine, and her biological mother is a noble person. Yinzhen's adoptive mother is a concubine. If her biological mother dies, she seems to be a noble person? Concubine Hui doesn't like Yinzhu, but she certainly doesn't like Concubine De, who dislikes Yinzhen. Is it true that Yinzhen's life is worse than that of Yinzhen? Although Yinzhen's biological mother is from the Manchuria flag, the status is only related to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
If the heroine's son cannot succeed, how can she go abroad? Impossible. She would definitely not be able to escape before Kangxi died. If another prince ascended the throne, how could she and her son escape? In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient. If you wanted to go to sea, you had to go overland to the port. You were probably caught halfway by people sent by the new emperor. If you want to go overseas as a retreat, it doesn't seem feasible, unless the new emperor gives her permission to go to sea with her son. But this proves that there is no hatred. Isn't it good to stay in the capital [dog head]
Don't tell me, I was really shocked. I thought the heroine of this book was a white lotus. When I saw the last sentence, I was relieved. The white lotus is not wrong, but the core is black.
Woman, you successfully caught my attention
Wasn't Concubine Tong beaten? What happened so quickly?
Old woman? I am also 28 years old
I was laughing so hard even though I was driving
"Can be thought of" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Don't think