A Qing-Dynasty Tale: Noble Consort Ling, the Lotus of a Golden Age
清穿，盛世莲花令贵妃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 298k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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This article is really a breath of fresh air among the current Qingchuan articles, which are mostly filled with conspiracies and conspiracies. The heroine's unpretentious temperament is really endearing, and her whole person is very warm, like a little sun, warming people's hearts.
I like this book better than The Mad Queen of Song Dynasty. The heroine is very kind and positive. It's so rare in Qingchuan novels. It doesn't matter whether it's reasonable or not, whether it's realistic or not, I like to watch it.
It's super beautiful. I haven't seen it clearly for a long time. I thought I was tired of aesthetics after watching it too much before. It turned out that I didn't realize that it was well written. The heroine has a super cute personality, is kind and lively, and even I can't help but like Qianlong, let alone Qianlong?
When I read the copy and the title, I didn't dare to jump into the trap for fear of being a surprise, especially if I used some lotus flower or some system to prevent people from being hurt, all I could think of was the saintly heroine blabla. After reading it, it was really delicious, and the heroine was having a great time, which made it even more delicious. Damn it, I almost missed this great article!
Congratulations on finishing spreading flowers! I hesitated before clicking in. The main reason why I fell into this trap was that the author really didn't have a few completed articles, so he forced me, a person who has never read clearly, to read the whole book. It's so good, but I still have more to say. Why did the author write so well and leave so many holes? It's such a pity.
I thought it was a funny article before, but I didn't expect that I cried at the end.
I've never been interested in Qing time travel novels. This is the first one I've read. Of course, I'm a little curious. Did Zheng Qian in the end travel through Qianlong's time period, or was he destined to do so?
It's over. The male protagonist didn't say whether he had memories of his past life or not.
It was obviously very joyful, but it made me shed a lot of tears. I really enjoyed reading it and I am really good at writing.
We want to watch the extra chapter, a sweet extra chapter. These two chapters are so heart-wrenching. It's gone as soon as you say it's gone. You were caught off guard and the knife was inserted.