Kangxi's Beloved [Qing Dynasty Transmigration]
穿成康熙心尖宠（清穿）
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 327k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Qing Dynasty Harem, Part One: Kangxi's High-Ranking Consorts
The female lead becomes one of Kangxi's empresses or consorts: the empress, a noble consort, one of the four consorts Hui, Yi, De, and Rong, or one of the consorts Ping, Xuan, and Hui (not counting the posthumous titles conferred by Yongzheng). Please support the official releases.
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She is so beloved that she is a concubine.
Shouldn't Dong Changzai be punished?
So something doesn't feel right when I look at it. Is the author going home to inherit the family business? It's too hasty
But why was Dong Changzai not punished? This is unscientific.
So what about Dong Changzai's treatment? She made plans behind the scenes to murder the queen, frame the heroine, and murder Rong Changzai and her children. In the end, there was no punishment at all?!
The heroine is really a bitch. This kind of person is a refined egoist who seeks advantages and avoids disadvantages without even thinking independently.
I really don't understand why Xuan Ye, since he likes the heroine, gets pregnant one by one.
I really can't stand it. I thought the heroine would not be tricked, but it turned out to be a success. I'm so frustrated. I feel so disgusted by that noble man. He held hands and called out the heroine's name. It disgusted me to death. It's really uncomfortable. I haven't felt aggrieved in other novels. I accepted it. When the heroine came back to the palace, I really couldn't stand it and just read the last chapter. So that's it. The author has time to change it. There are many problems, some of which have done bad things and there is no follow-up.
It's pretty good to read, but I feel like the author just brushed it off in many places without writing it clearly, and the ending was really too hasty. When I saw the title of the final chapter, I was shocked. Why did it end? I thought it was just the beginning after giving birth...
I feel like there is something wrong with the heroine. Concubine Tong didn't think about it. She had helped her father clear his grievances before. She became suspicious and refused to repay her, and she ruined her plan. Do you think you are kind-hearted when people and noble people get what they need and mess around with each other? Ill. I feel like this last paragraph is to show that the heroine has a brain that is useless and very sick. There is also the matter of Dong Guiren. It was mentioned earlier that Rong often gave in to the heroine and the sisters when they were deeply in love, but after using Dong Guiren to clear away his grievances, there was no further story. This is not appropriate! After all, she killed Rong Changzai's two children. Even if he was impressed by her devotion to her daughter, come on, Rong Changzai didn't love his son and didn't sacrifice for him? Moreover, what Dong Guiren explained was of no use. In the end, it was solved by pretending to be a ghost to scare Concubine Zhao. It was just to make the heroine confirm that it was the queen who killed Concubine Zhao. But was this used to be sure? If this is not obvious enough, what the former queen did before her death made it clear.