Gao Mingsu unexpectedly arrived in the Qing Dynasty, taking the body of Noble Consort Huixian Gao, who died in the tenth year of Qianlong's reign.
Counting on her fingers, she realized she had less than four years to live. She didn't want to die in the prime of her youth, so she steeled herself and fought to survive, hoping she might live to forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, or even eighty.
She had no interest in palace intrigue and only wanted to live a few more years. But after successfully changing her fate, she found that things were gradually taking a strange turn. It seemed she had also altered the future of the Qing Dynasty.
Note: The female lead has a pocket dimension and a fairly powerful golden finger, and she's no self-sacrificing saint. Qianlong is just a plot device and will not dote exclusively on her. After the female lead leaves the palace, there will be no going-back-to-her storyline.
Theme: Life is beautiful
Are you really annoyed that the heroine is being bullied and yet you turn her other cheek? Are the maids around the heroine sick? Why would you tell your master not to worry about him being scolded?? The heroine's top white lotus
Why a negative score??? Because the heroine got angry and left!!!! Completely ignoring the consequences of opium being released!!!! And it still leaked from the palace!!!! It was the Queen Mother, the most noble woman at that time, who was taking it. The heroine got angry and left. The Queen Mother was already addicted. Then let the Queen Mother go outside the palace to buy afurong ointment??? Assuming that there is a hospital, there is still a possibility that it will leak out, but there is no guarantee that the palace maids and eunuchs will not tell the truth. . . . Is this an early arrival of two halves of society??
Various descriptions did not show how different the imperial concubine was, but instead made her look like an idiot. Too rubbish
Can you give the heroine a smarter subordinate? This Danyun really makes people feel like they are going to betray her every minute. . .
I hope the author will check the history when writing the book. You must know that the prohibition of drugs in the Qing Dynasty began with Emperor Yongzheng. During the Qianlong period, opium was also banned. In addition to being used as medicine, it was not until Emperor Jiaqing that opium was continuously banned.
This clan leader doesn't have a clear mind either.
Danyun is a slave, why does he feel like he doesn't understand anything, and he still has some ideas about the imperial concubine?
There will really be a gap between the Queen Mother and Qianlong this time. Maybe Gao Mingsu will be posthumously named queen, but it will definitely be the same as Empress Xiaoxian Dong E's, without the posthumous title of emperor.
Wouldn't it be better to react more violently?
It's really Bai Yueguang's standard to die at the most beautiful time when the love between the two is the strongest.