I meant to write a serious political drama wrapped in the trappings of romance,
but somehow it turned into a fluffy romance wrapped in the trappings of politics.
The main story follows the protagonist's life and the struggle among the Nine Princes for the throne.
Every so often, I go off on a tangent with a long discussion of economics, culture, or political history.
The heroine can be a little naive, but she's not ignorant.
She knows exactly who she loves and hates, and she's no saint.
Her love for the hero is a personal preference and does not affect her anti-Qing beliefs.
This novel does not endorse the Qing regime, nor does it approve of the political actions of Kangxi and Yongzheng. It will not sing their praises.
The opening is a shock to the system, so anyone about to click should have a lightning rod ready. If you can resist the urge to flee clutching the wall, the rest should be less shocking.
The writing isn't ornate, and most of the story consists of dialogue and inner thoughts.
This novel was written for the Eighth Prince's faction and for that period of history, so the author's perspective is inevitably biased.
Supporters of the Eighth Prince are welcome. Those without a faction can give it a try. Supporters of the Fourth Prince should proceed with caution.
P.S. I've had writer's block for ages, but I guarantee weekly updates. This isn't an abandoned project, and I might even get a sudden burst of inspiration now and then.
Even though I was fooled, I still want to commemorate the memorable article. I hope you can come back for more updates!
Dad, if you show up again, we will throw eggs at the bird==
Why don't you show up yet?? Don't give up!! It's so well written, it would be a shame not to continue!!
Dear Dad, if you don't come back, you will die. . . . . . .
Dad, come back quickly, don't be a trap, ah ah ah, just give it a squeak.
I have written so much, why don't I continue? Looking forward to it. There must be a beginning and an end.
Don't say that the theoretical aspect you wrote is boring. In fact, I think it is very good. Writing an article is inherently a kind of self-exploration. Communicating one's thoughts with others may arouse resonance or cause controversy. This will make the author happy and readers will also find it a kind of enjoyment. The reason why Dada's article feels different to me is precisely because this article incorporates Dada's thinking. Even though such thinking may be one-sided or naive, it does make the article unique. Each author is good at something different. Some authors are fascinating in plot conception, while others are incisive in their characters. We cannot force authors to cover everything, because after all, we all only create for our own ideals, not professional writers. As for the plot, it is true that the progress is relatively slow, especially there is too little description of the thrilling historical period of "Nine Dragons Seizing the Progeny". Hehe, to be honest, many Qing Dynasty articles seem pale and feeble when writing about this period of history. Perhaps it is really because of the palace struggle in it and the right and wrong that are difficult to control. But if you want to create a flesh-and-blood image of Ba Ba, this must be involved. This is probably one of the reasons why the image of Ba Ba in many Qingchuan novels is relatively thin, not as strong and plump as the heroine. Another nonsense, sweat~ Anyway, please show up quickly TVT
Hey, I want to see h, big
It's very well written, but it's a pity that I haven't finished it yet, so I only picked out a few to read. When you finish writing, I will definitely read it. Hehe! Support!!!!!!
I really like your articles, especially your insights into the Qing Dynasty. Come on!!!