A Deposed Crown Prince's Writing Log [Qing]

Hahaha, all the princes have been suffering from Master Kang's chicken education for a long time.

I have always wanted to write a long review of this novel, and the moonlight was just right tonight, so I started writing. First of all, I must admit that the author's writing style does not have a sense of splendor. Although it is simple and simple, every stroke is not wasted. This is a rare book in which the writing style completely serves the plot, unlike some novels where the plot gives way to the writing style, and the plot is tortured for the sake of torture, which makes it difficult to read smoothly (yes, I am connoting certain authors). Secondly, everyone in this novel has a motive for doing something. What I think is particularly good is that the author does not beautify human nature. The people worshiped the prince's monument because it brought them wealth and a safe home. When they saw Minxia riding a horse on the street, they rashly commented on his character. Nowadays, many novels use the common people as a "symbol", and the common people must be simple and kind. But no. Since ancient times, the imperial power has not been in counties. On the surface, it is because the government departments of the country are not in counties. Behind the scenes, the country's laws, human relations, and morals are not in counties. As a result, rural laws, human relations, and moral concepts are weak, and they have become a marginal area of ​​the country and society. Although we always say that the Chinese people are simple and honest, the real Chinese people are a contradiction between simple and cunning, stingy and generous, indifferent and enthusiastic. Other minor characters are also three-dimensional. Topics such as Chen Menglei and Li Guangdi's years of grudges, Haishan's huge obsession with the eighth prince's rise to power, the different relationships between various couples, the reasons for Kangxi's lack of sense of security, Wang Tong's selfish motives for siding with the crown prince, etc. Are all discussed in the novel. Thirdly, the protagonist of this book, Yin Reng, is well portrayed. Be patient and pampering to your children; be responsible to your wives and concubines; be dedicated to this country until your death. This should be the magnanimity and responsibility that a prince of a country should have, rather than being obsessed with lying down or anything like that. Finally, I wish this book will get better and better!!! Come on! ! !

I really want to see what will happen if the prince commits suicide. It's really uncomfortable to be appetized. I refresh it several times a day to wait for updates.

Lao Kang, please use your paranoid imagination! Your baby is going to die if I smash it! !

I have always wanted to write a long review of this novel, and the moonlight was just right tonight, so I started writing. First of all, I must admit that the author's writing style does not have a sense of splendor. Although it is simple and simple, every stroke is not wasted. This is a rare book in which the writing style completely serves the plot, unlike some novels where the plot gives way to the writing style, and the plot is tortured for the sake of torture, which makes it difficult to read smoothly (yes, I am connoting certain authors). Secondly, everyone in this novel has a motive for doing something. What I think is particularly good is that the author does not beautify human nature. The people worshiped the prince's monument because it brought them wealth and a safe home. When they saw Minxia riding a horse on the street, they rashly commented on his character. Nowadays, many novels use the common people as a "symbol", and the common people must be simple and kind. But no. Since ancient times, the imperial power has not been in counties. On the surface, it is because the government departments of the country are not in counties. Behind the scenes, the country's laws, human relations, and morals are not in counties. As a result, rural laws, human relations, and moral concepts are weak, and they have become a marginal area of ​​the country and society. Although we always say that the Chinese people are simple and honest, the real Chinese people are a contradiction between simple and cunning, stingy and generous, indifferent and enthusiastic. Other minor characters are also three-dimensional. Topics such as Chen Menglei and Li Guangdi's years of grudges, Haishan's huge obsession with the eighth prince's rise to power, the different relationships between various couples, the reasons for Kangxi's lack of sense of security, Wang Tong's selfish motives for siding with the crown prince, etc. Are all discussed in the novel. Thirdly, the protagonist of this book, Yin Reng, is well portrayed. Be patient and pampering to your children; be responsible to your wives and concubines; be dedicated to this country until your death. This should be the magnanimity and responsibility that a prince of a country should have, rather than being obsessed with lying down or anything like that. Finally, I wish this book will get better and better!!! Come on! ! !

It was so obvious that Kangxi wouldn't have thought that his precious son was going to die a catastrophic death, right?

Is the prince going to take blood? Lao Kang beats his son hhhh (bushi)

Come check in~ When will Baocheng commit suicide, hahahahaha, look forward to it (because after reading the previous article, I know that I will not die in the end, so I basically have the mentality of just watching the fun and not taking it too seriously~)

Shamelessly asking for a second update~ It's so uncomfortable to be stuck here, please make the progress bar bigger

Could it be that the prince was allowed to take blood from his heart to save Lao Kang, and then rely on the Lisheng Temple to reassemble the body of merit and virtue? After all, the previous ones were condensed by the souls of injustice.