
[Qing Transmigration] Consort Tong's Everyday Retirement
[清穿]佟妃养老日常
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I want to see if Chenghu succeeds in ascending the throne later. . .
That's it. What about the crown prince's succession? I really should have been the prince for forty years and endured the death of Kangxi. Moreover, Kangxi probably suffered from excessive grief this time, and it is not certain whether he can live as long as before.
Overall, this novel is quite good, but the heroine's ideas and character design in these chapters are a bit broken. Is it true that history cannot be changed? But the history of the heroine's intervention has been changed. Chenghu survived. Besides, what did the heroine intervene in? Isn't it normal for history to follow its original trajectory without any intervention? Many times the heroine is so angry and sick because of the history she already knows. I really can't understand it.
Neither updated nor completed. . . . .
I'd like to ask, since it's finished, can you post a completion mark? I suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder. This book is lying on my bookshelf, neither updated nor finished. It's very annoying.
Apart from saving Cheng Hu, the heroine traveled through time in vain. It's over now. I want to watch the extra.
This is too hasty... It's a bit unfinished
I understand that Concubine Hui is anxious but she rushes directly to the sick woman. Does this really make sense for the heroine to say this?
The ending is too hasty.
It always feels like the story is not over yet