My new novel, "The Salty Fish Rises from the Dead", starts work on February 18. Feel free to add it to your reading list.
Blurb:
A heroine who coasts through life and waits to die VS. a hero with an overactive imagination
The daily life of a favored consort who's terrible at palace intrigue. If she wants a good life, all she needs is the emperor's favor.
Consort Chun: I don't want to work hard anymore!
Emperor Hongxi: My beloved consort gave up so much just to stay by my side. Guards, reward her!
Consort Chun: The harem isn't hard to get by in at all. I'll just behave and enjoy my little life.
Emperor Hongxi: Those servants who bullied my beloved consort are heartless. Guards, drag them off to the Cold Palace!
Consort Chun: I've been in the palace for so many years, and I've never had the chance to travel.
Emperor Hongxi: I want to see the empire our ancestors won. Guards, we're heading south!
There are no rivals fighting for the emperor's favor. He squashes them all with a single slap. It's just the happy daily life of the single-minded Consort Chun.
Theme: I only want to be a lazy fish. If I can't, I'll be a shark.
It's so well written, I really like this kind of pure and unpretentious palace battle.
The updates in the past two days are unexpected, but they are still relevant. It feels like the emperor is enjoying the feeling of having a sweetheart. What exactly does he like?
Hey, I'm a little disappointed with the emperor.
Very well written, I like such crisp and clear writing
There are naughty children because of their naughty parents. Parents will teach that there are no naughty children at all!
The writing is well written in large letters. At first, I was angry that the male protagonist couldn't control his waist, but the heroine's calm look made me feel a little relieved. Later, when the heroine was furious at the male protagonist, my first reaction was how dare she?! Now I feel that I am really bound by the so-called ethics. We are novels written by modern people. There is also a big deal at the end where the male and female protagonists are not together, which is really wonderful!!! I'm also really fed up with how the male protagonist can still have love and affection with the female protagonist in the next life after hugging her left and right. Everyone has his or her own fate, and it's really speechless to be tied to this person all the time. The concubines inside were also handled well. When Concubine Li saw the emperor and the merchant girl being intimate, she was not angry, but felt that it was boring. It was really wonderful. I couldn't help but keep thinking, how many people in the harem have seen through the emperor's face? He is not worthy of their fight, nor is he as stalwart as they imagined. It is the power in his hands that gives him a halo. But in the love between men and women that the women in the harem know best, they see through the ordinaryness and lowliness of this man. So good
Is the prototype of Emperor Hongxi the Yongzheng Emperor or the Kangxi Emperor? The prototype of the heroine seems to be Concubine Nian, or the Concubine De of the Kangxi Emperor?
You are so clear-headed, most of them are the unsatisfactory endings of ancient times and modern times.
Oh my god, you said it well. There must be applause for telling the inner thoughts of the women in the harem.
It's very interesting, keep it up (???_??)?, I'm looking forward to the new work!