Lord Eighth, Just Admit It

Historical fandom is meant to be fun to watch. To be fair, I think the author Gu Liang has written very well. In terms of character creation, he did not disparage the Fourth Master Thirteen or the Prince just because the author is a member of the Eighth Ye Party. On the contrary, in terms of the character creation of "Lan Xin", I think it is quite brilliant. In terms of plot, although it is not as grand and complex as some serious dramas, the original material is a time-traveling Qiong Yao novel, and the relaxed atmosphere makes people quite happy to watch it. As for a bunch of people in the comment area who think that Ba Ye and Xiao Jiuzhong are plotting against their brothers and calculating their own interests... First of all, the background is the Qing Dynasty; secondly, there were not many brothers and sisters in Kowloon in the past lives (except the Ba Ye Party and Forty-Three), right? Again, the Kowloon brothers have also been on the edge of a knife, and the article also makes it very clear that they are well aware of each other's calculations. At most, it is a relatively unconventional "little fight" between brothers... If you are pursuing the role of Guang Weizheng, you can go to the background of the modern rule of law. Our socialism will definitely meet your needs. As for the "CP" that many people (including me) want, although I really want to see the 98 CP, the ending without CP is considered a good ending, so you can freely make up your mind. All in all, I like this article very much. I have read it five times now, and I will probably read it six or seven more times in the future.

It can only be said that the crown prince has a big personality. At this point, he still wants to help Kangxi deal with the serious problems in Junggar.

I will always love the prince the most!

Why is the writing of an extra chapter so complicated? It feels like it leaves a lot of foreshadowing. Geerqi feels that it is the Kangxi Emperor. Can it be written more clearly?

After reading this article, the most amazing thing is that the character of the prince (Lan Xin) has since become a complete princeling! I really want to read the legend of the prince's distant marriage to Zhungeer. I wonder if I will write another article? I'm curious who that Junger is? It seems that the Zhungeer was worn by Kangxi

Actually... I like... Akihito and Lan Xin...

I like this extra. It has nothing to do with romance.

I really want to read the Prince's version of Lan Xin's story. Why don't you write a new story????

After reading this article, I wanted to read more about the prince's marriage to Zhungeer.

After watching the ending, I just want to say that when I saw the prince's choice in the end, I felt inexplicably aggrieved... As a princess getting married, it's not easy even for a prince with elite soldiers! Maybe no one knows whether it will be life or death at that time, or I don't know whether it will be life or death! Can it really bloom freely on the grassland? I always find it difficult to meet such a person!