Writing and plot depth account for at least two of the three to be qualified to stand out in the super-volume track of clearing! There may be some plot values that are not in line with today's mainstream
To digress, this is not the Qing palace but the Ming palace, but it is the best palace battle novel I have read this year, bar none. It tells the story of the magnificent life of Hu Shanwei, a female minister of the Ming Dynasty, and tries to give every important character a good ending while respecting history. Warning: There are a lot of lunch boxes, and they may be sent to your favorite character.
It's short and concise, and every plot point is beyond readers' expectations! No CP, very popular and professional, with 43 CP to drink. It is a light snack that can be used to relieve the mood after reading sad or horror stories.
I just reviewed it. The author is good at writing about the sense of fate! The heroine travels back to a Mary Sue fan novel in modern times and meets the cold-faced Si Si who was reborn from the real world.
I would like to call it the Qing Dynasty version of "Crane Huating". The author is the author of "Guan Crane Notes"... So you understand, this is a novel with superb writing and plot depth, but also superb violence. The heroine is an imaginary character, whose identity is similar to Wu Sidao's daughter.
The heroine is Gao Jia, the imperial concubine of Qianlong, with a soft and beautiful character. I watched it a long time ago, and I kind of forgot the content. He is also a writer who is good at writing in a gentle style.
An author who is very good at hiding his pen, who writes the text carefully and writes the title of the book with his feet. All of this wife's articles are good-looking, the kind that even though she knows it will be discontinued, she still wants to read them without hesitation.
The heroine had her hair cut off as the successor, which made up for some of the regrets of returning to Princess Princess. The author's writing is a guarantee of quality!
Non-mainstream Qing Dynasty, directly traveling to the "infancy" of the Qing Dynasty, with a strong smell of grassland outside the pass... It is not the palace battle in the Forbidden City that everyone has in mind. It does not have any sweet pet content, but I have never seen another article written like this.