Kangxi Keeps Thinking I'm a Reincarnated Fairy (Qing Transmigration)

There is a kind of aesthetic feeling that the front is complete and the outline is just inserted in the back to finish it off.

How can the heroine become one of the two saints with such wisdom? Is it really good to forcibly reduce intelligence?

Why do I always feel that the heroine is sometimes stupid and ignorant?

As a modern person, the heroine is also a person who comes from a wealthy family and does experiments all day long. It is understandable that she has such a character, but she should indeed be on guard against it.

? The heroine's behavior is really hard to evaluate. Even if she is not afraid of death, she still has to think about her family. In a feudal society, she treats an emperor like this.

The heroine is a bit wise, right?

I feel like she has no respect for the imperial power. Although she is a scientific researcher in modern times, she should know the basics of how to behave. Didn't she handle it well before? In fact, it can be seen that she is relying on the emperor's power, but she says she doesn't care. I don't believe she doesn't understand the consequences of being disrespectful to the superior. If Kangxi hadn't taken care of her, she would have died countless times.

It's so funny that even the heroine didn't want to get involved in the tragic battle of the imperial concubine in Jiulong, but the concubine De was trying her best to get involved, and she didn't even know how she died.

Damn it, the heroine is so powerful!

It's a bit ignorant. . . .