Raising Kangxi's Kids in the Qing Dynasty Made Me Rich

The second chapter shocked me. Did Kangxi beat his son, or did he use a whip? A father-in-law dared to comment casually on the emperor's beating of his son. The author is Gong Suo Xinyu. Have you read too much?

I've read so many clear stories, but this is the first time I've seen something like this... What ruins the three views is not that I haven't read it, it's a piece of writing that I can't read without thinking.

It's true that I can't stand it without my brain.

Wait 1. Is it derogatory to have an eccentric personality? In the ancient master-servant system, slaves could discuss things casually? 2. Brother, I can't eat too much. If you don't mind, let's eat the leftovers together? Simply speaking, in that society, this sentence would not be possible. No one can eat the leftovers unless they are given by a higher authority (there will definitely be people who eat them secretly, but they won't say so openly (=_=))

What kind of magical plot is this? You have to be lucky that this woman is the heroine, otherwise she would have been beaten to death with a stick.

This is too outrageous. Kangxi didn't have many sons at this time, so it's impossible to beat the prince for a son of Prince Kang, okay?

OOC is okay, after all, it's a historical figure or a child who doesn't know his character, but his writing skills and logical thinking can be practiced again. Watch less modern love Qing palace dramas, you can watch Bubu Jingxin, the others are just love brains, forget it. The main reason is that the author is not very clear about the class model under feudal rule, and if the heroine has traveled through time since she was a child, her character would be a bit abnormal based on her life experience. I have no fault with the plot, but the division of content into master and servant classes is too modern and does not resemble the content of a novel. You can also refer to The Legend of Zhen Huan for this point.

2. What's the point of being a concubine in the harem? It's better to leave the palace at the age of 25 and be given the title of bodyguard by the master. By that time, the previous brothers have grown up and can leave the palace to build a mansion. In the future, they will meet outside the palace as visiting relatives. It feels better, and even if there is no CP, after all, she has watched these brothers grow up, even if they are just nominal nannies. , With respect and rights, it is better to take care of the master. In the future, the mistress will be promoted, and the benefits of the female protagonist are indispensable. Because her family is poor and she is a Han, she can only marry a Han. However, in the Qing Dynasty, the promotion of men is not as fast as that of the Manchus. The relationship between a Han mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law is also quite helpless. You do not have to have a man. If you live well, you will be worthy of a magical encounter.

The big leave application note is so detailed, hahaha, I love it.

Concubine De? Isn't Yinzhen given to Concubine Tong? What's the matter with Concubine De? There are at least thirty or forty eunuchs around a prince, so does one need to be responsible for so many things?