
The Eldest Princess of the Great Qing
大清长公主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
131Chapters
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8.1Score
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The ending is very good. In the end, the father-daughter relationship between the heroine and Kangxi is fulfilled, but there are no extras.
The fake edict must have been imitated by the male protagonist. I remember I mentioned before that the male protagonist could imitate the female protagonist's handwriting exactly.
Kangxi is really rubbish. The heroine abdicates, and then she has to protect the Qing Dynasty. The second prince and the three princes are guaranteed no matter what they do.
This heroine's style is so right, my wife likes it! ! It's a pity that the author failed to wrap up the book a bit, and it was a little rushed. I feel like there are so many details that could be expanded into three hundred chapters.
I finished reading it in one go. It was pretty good, but there was a little bit of an emm suddenness at the end. Overall, I still really like this kind of heroine and Wen Feng!
Why did you give up your seat to your daughter? To be honest, the eldest brother is right. A heroine is more convincing than a daughter. It is natural for the heroine to succeed after her death, so why bother?
The heroine's character transition after marriage was unnatural and the pace was too fast. I can't imagine why Ruo Qing was chosen in the end based on the heroine's character.
Well, before going to Zhungeer, Kangxi kept a large jade and rewarded him with tea. This was specifically mentioned Could it be that Kangxi repented and gave Da Yuyu the antidote or something? Besides, I deliberately ate meat before the expedition, and then I got pregnant when I came back from the expedition. Could this child be the one Kangxi intended for Wu Xiha to conceive? Then I thought, if Usiha has a child, he will end up seizing the throne or something. Kangxi became suspicious of Wuxiha I don't know if it's right or not
It was both expected and unexpected, but the writing is very good. I look forward to the new Wei and Jin Dynasty essays (*??*). .:*?
1551 I can't bear to finish it, but I always feel that I can write a lot more