Thriving in the Qing Dynasty

Is the author wrong? Prince Jian Yarjiang'a was born in the 16th year of Kangxi's reign, three years younger than Prince Yinreng. He only ascended the throne in the 41st year of Kangxi's reign. I hope the author will be more rigorous in writing the book. If you don't know, just check it out. Don't be so perfunctory about your work, and take responsibility for the readers?

It's almost entered the genealogy, but it still hasn't said the heroine's full name? Emily Jung? Since she is a princess on the maternal side of the inheritance, she should add the surname of the duchy, right? How should it be calculated in Daqing? Aixinjueluo Emily? Aisin Gioro Ron Emily? Also, what about the other two brothers? Now that I know the news, should I also include it in the genealogy? The eldest brother who inherited the business empire, according to the etiquette of the Qing Dynasty, since he inherited his father's business, he should inherit the title of Prince Rong, at least a Prince Rong. . . . . Okay, Lao San's future bans will also need to be changed, otherwise the records will be repeated. . . . .

An old man's son is so old, but they actually think he is a perfect match for the heroine

You must be sick. The heroine and this man must be related by blood. Old cows eat young grass.

Yaerjiang'a was the same generation as Kangxi's son. He was called Kangxi Khan Ama since he was a child. He was more favored than some princes. Prince Heshuo Jianxiu, who was the same generation as Kangxi, was Yaerjiang'a's Ama named Yabu.

... Yarjiang'a fell in love with the heroine, and this sincere déjà vu was to write about Marisu. There are so many Manchu aristocratic children, eight major Manchu surnames, and a lot of Mongolian princes who can be picked out to give to the heroine Su Yisu. There is no need to write about the clan in such a wretched way that even the clan can think about it.

I want to say something particularly annoying, Yaerjiang'a, he and Kangxi are both surnamed Aixinjueluo and they are from the same ancestor.

The author is probably still in school. The word "Shendu" is engraved in one's bones. He will not get carried away just because of changes in the environment. If a prince eats a mouthful of vegetables, he will be punished when he returns home.

A good concubine? She didn't become a concubine until her death, right?

I can't stand it anymore, I'm gone