The Yinreng Empire

He must take it as his duty to benefit the people of the world every moment, every second, so that he can live up to the kindness entrusted to him by his father and the trust of the people of Liming. The prince should have accepted the idea of ​​​​a family and a world. Although it is very touching to have such an idea, I am a little confused as to why such an idea would come up in such a traditional feudal society. Or has the heroine ever instilled such thoughts into him...?

The ending was too quick. The scene where Yin Reng was teasing someone was a bit abrupt. I thought there was a sequel.

Come on, I really like Prince Jun Lin Tian Xia

Fourteen is also an infatuated person

If Baozhu is not many years old, why is it still in the belly?

No confusion at thirty. In the 35th year of Kangxi's reign, Kangxi was forty-three.

Prince Baylor has been named Prince, so the roll call is no longer the elder brother.

It's rare to see a long paragraph of dialogue in the first chapter, which has a direct impact on shaping the character's image, but the wording is a bit too vernacular, which makes it a bit awkward to read.

In the 35th year of Kangxi's reign, he was only in his forties, so he wasn't old either.

Does the cover call me Long Live Lord or do I become the emperor in the Qing Dynasty?