[Qing Transmigration] Reborn as a Noble Consort

The more I read the story, the more I feel that the heroine has been ruined by feudal ethics and has no hope of saving her brain. I would rather the author wrote that she was favored by the Lord of Hell and was given a gold finger than that she lived as a ghost to modern times and obtained the gold finger. She has not seen through anything in the past few hundred years, has no open-mindedness and compassion for poor and miserable women, and has no reverence for life. It can be said that the heroine is not a good person at all, and people who look at her exquisite egoism are full of doubts. To say that she is untraditional, the feudal poison in her mind can poison a stone elephant; to say that she is traditional, it is obvious that she has a soul after her death, but she refuses to save her, and is not afraid of the retribution of the underworld? It's a pity that I don't have a moon stone, otherwise I would definitely get a negative score.

I'm speechless. Ba Fujin's death is really speechless. A pure tool man, just to make the experiences of Ba Age's two sons coincide with Kangxi's, and then make Kangxi empathize? I have been following this book for a long time, and I have not picked it up for a long time. After reading these two chapters, I am really speechless. You wrote so much about the Fucha family from being killed and unable to get pregnant to revealing the truth and getting pregnant successfully. As a result, you were about to give birth and you suffered from difficult labor and died prematurely? Or was it the case that Fucha had already discovered that someone was harming her and was careful everywhere? This can make people succeed, but it will only show that the heroine, the eighth prince and the Fucha family are all incompetent. Does the heroine want to blame the Fucha family for her son's grief over the death of his daughter-in-law? There are really too many flaws.

Yeah, it felt a bit unfinished, or anticlimactic. The beginning was so good, but the ending was too hasty. I felt like a lot of foreshadowing was not written, and there wasn't even one extra. Where was the Sixth Princess? What about the concubines?

The heroine's experiences in later life over the years have not changed her at all, and her only vision is her family and the throne. It is understandable that due to the limitations of the times, a woman cannot participate in politics and cannot do much. But what about her daughter-in-law? He said it was pitiful, but his expression and condescending attitude only made people feel pitiful and pitiful. The hypocrisy is disgusting. Moreover, despite the harm caused by Kangxi in his previous life, he could still be nostalgic for him, which makes people speechless. The son raised by this kind of woman will probably not change much from the previous life... If the author hadn't been stubborn, he would probably still be cannon fodder... By the way, this is the first Liang Fei and Eighth Prince novel I've read. It was okay at first, but now I'm going to give it up. This character really disgusts me.

I don't quite understand how Lao Ba could ignore his mother's advice like this. Sheng Chong's constant love and abstention from everything is enough to show how talented his mother is. Or does he really think that his mother got to where she is today by relying on Israeli servants?? I'm so mad at this unlucky son.

I wouldn't have bought it if I had known about it. Where was my initial caution? I found out that my daughter-in-law was harmed by someone, and after the treatment, I didn't guard against those people at all. I was about to give birth and didn't need more people to keep an eye on me. I immediately gave up the article after seeing this.

I feel like this Yinsu is not doing well. Is it going too smoothly?

It's so overwhelming, I can't believe I bought so much of this article. In the end, I really couldn't stand the heroine's son, so I skipped to the ending. The first part is fine, but what Lao Ba writes in the back is really bad. As I write this, I even want my fourth child to board the plane. Of course, the ending is still Lao Ba. Let me first state that I am not a member of the Fourth Party, but I feel that the charm of Lao Ba is not shown here, and he is even written so that he cannot control the backyard. It depends on the heroine. To speculate on Kangxi's psychological problems, it depends on the heroine. If you don't have a good eye for government affairs, you have to rely on the heroine. But historically it was Lao Ba who spelled it out himself. As for the fourth child, the heroine has caused a lot of trouble with him, but he can still fight against the eighth child, and he listens to the opinions of his subordinates better than the eighth child. The fourth child listened to the same opinion, but the eighth child did not. Is it possible that the heroine's passion has been achieved? Lao Ba was not well-shaped and looked useless.

Linlang was rubbed under the hands of Concubine Hui in her previous life, but she still learned from Concubine Hui after all.

It's a bad ending, mainly because the author's writing power is not strong enough when it comes to mother and son. The rest of the story is passable, but it's not bad. I really feel that Qing Chuan is at least watchable as long as it's not a one-stop favorite. But the palace fight part, how should I put it, wasn't exciting enough? I don't know how to describe it, but I always feel that it can be described in a more emotional way.