The Eldest Prince of the Qing Dynasty

It's a pity for Dongdong. I think what he wanted at the beginning was just his father's attention. Later, he failed to correct his thoughts in time, so that he went further and further wrongly. In the middle, I felt that he was pretending and had the intention of imitating Lao Ba. Later, as expected, several brothers won the title from him. Sure enough, he had done something. They are obviously brothers from the same mother, but with such an ending, I don't know how to describe it. It is truly a matter of life.

The first part is very interesting, but the pace in the middle and later parts is obviously slow and a bit draggy. Of course, this may also be because I have read too many Qingchuan stories and am familiar with the plot and impatient. Typos are quite obvious in some places, and some punctuation marks seem to be quite unconventional. The writing style is very steady and upright, not that light and impetuous style. This is also the reason that attracted me in the first place. Nowadays, such writing style is rare. I always think that I can get a glimpse of the author's thoughts from the text, so I was a bit surprised to see it. I also think the historical perspective is very good, as solid as the writing style. Come on, I hope you go further and further.

Alas, I started watching it after I ascended the throne. I felt a little sad when I saw Dongdong's ending, but it's not possible for everyone to be perfect...

Alas, it was a pity for Dongdong in the end. There was a period of time in the middle when I thought he had figured it out. He didn't have any delusions during the time when the male protagonist was particularly doting on him. It was very clear. Why did he still think wrong later?

Hey, even though I had a premonition, I still felt a bit sudden and hasty, and the feeling of powerlessness. What I liked most was the deep love between father and son when they were young and the powerful and powerful move after registration. I rarely read such detailed articles. I gained a lot of knowledge and have a better impression of the Qing Dynasty. It's a very good article.

Agumuda also changed later on. Although Su Rige and the others are not in this position, they still want to say that it is really difficult to be a princess. The man seeks the marriage himself because he wants benefits but is also unhappy with the woman's high status. At first, I thought Agumuda was quite open-minded, and I thought this little wolfdog probably liked the strong lady type, which was pretty good. Unexpectedly, it changed later.

I finally finished watching it after a long time. I stopped several times in the middle and forgot what I said before and had to start over again. There is no big ups and downs in the plot, but the plot and characters are relatively full. It is the kind of storyline that can be filmed in a TV series. You can watch it before going to bed. It will keep you calm and not unbearable.

It was too straightforward, just, quite sudden. In the early stage, he was the little prince, but in the later stage, the most outstanding character was Su Rige.

A person's life can be written in just a few lines. Dongdong still separated from her brother, which is a pity

I want to watch all kinds of time-traveling women in later TV series, and then I complain on the forum about how much Zhizhi and the Queen are in love, and how unreliable the scripts are.