
A Qing-Dynasty Concubine's Plan to Survive and Become Empress Dowager
清穿之令妃想活着当太后
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- Unknown
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- 184k Words
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- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- JJWXC
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The heroine always talks about what happened in history, but how does she know that it didn't happen in history, and the written records are incomplete. Moreover, the heroine clearly received so much favor from the queen, but she knows the cause of brother Qi'a's death but doesn't tell her about it. It feels a bit like a supercilious attitude.
Plus 1, I actually don't like the heroine's personality. To be honest, she is a bit delicate and selfish. She uses the queen as a stepping stone. She always thinks that she is the future queen mother and looks down upon others.
Why not tell the queen and talk about feelings? The queen supports the heroine and talks about benefits. The seventh prince is too weak and can't survive at all. Telling the emperor and queen about the charcoal fire can gain favor. Afterwards, when talking about the emperor and queen, the heroine has ulterior motives and looks very blind.
I always feel that this heroine is a bit silly. How could she give her child away just because he was raised by others and ascended the throne? If he had the chance, of course he would
The heroine didn't even know what was in the charcoal fire, so she said that most of the winter had passed and it would not help. In other words, she knew that someone else was poisoned and did not go to the hospital, so she concluded that the person was hopeless and allowed him to continue to be poisoned. There is no trustworthy imperial physician—why not tell the queen? Doesn't the queen have the ability to investigate on her own? The queen doesn't have the ability to investigate the heroine's concubines, so she can? After finding out, they will probably be accused of not reporting the information. The heroine just wants to watch the queen and her legitimate son die according to the historical trajectory and make way for the heroine and her future son.
Knowing that this carbon is not simple, it is just a piece of evidence in my hand. Instead of thinking about how to use it, I just do nothing. I feel that the protagonist is too dependent on the direction of history. After all, she is not the same person as the original concubine. How can she be sure that she can be the same as the original concubine?
Why didn't you tell her? If anyone knew afterwards that she had taken the carbon and left, they would definitely be suspicious.
Why does every concubine who wears your wife have to follow the old path of history and let concubine Qing raise her children, so that she is not afraid of problems?
Such a cruel heart, knowing that your concubine was favored, he harmed her like this. I believe that if there was such a scene in history but we didn't know about this person in the end, your concubine and concubine Qing must have discovered this person's viciousness and killed their relatives righteously.
I'm really convinced, the heroine is really a holy mother.