Clear BG stories (from the female protagonist's perspective), only record the clear BG stories that I have read and thought were okay. Personally, I prefer articles with well-written emotional lines.
A relatively relaxed article about the daily life of a concubine in the harem. The emotional line in the later stage is more focused on the daily life of an old couple, and there is basically no love line.
Rating 3~3.5 Points. The heroine did not want to enter the palace, but because of her infrastructure skills, Kangxi took a fancy to her (Kangxi could hear the heroine's voice), so she had no choice but to enter the palace. The heroine did not fall in love with Kangxi in the whole story. Kangxi also used the heroine mostly and basically had no emotional line. The novel basically focuses on the heroine's work in infrastructure construction and entrepreneurship in a feudal society.
Rated 3.5 Points. It's not an ordinary time-traveling story, it's actually a time-traveling story (the heroine has time-traveled into a romance novel written by Yinzhen), and then the historical Yinzhen has also time-traveled into this book, so it's considered a double-time story. Because it is a historical novel, the background is basically very different from history. The author should be Yongzheng's Shi Tongnu. The image of Yongzheng in the novel is very good. It not only gave him a career, but also gave him family love (mother and brothers), which made up for many regrets. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is also quite natural. It belongs to the kind of relationship that accompanies each other, and the two of them also understand each other. Overall, it is a lighthearted and sweet article.
Rated 3.5 Points. The heroine is dressed as a princess in Yinzhen's backyard. The heroine looks coquettish and her personality is that of a seductress. The novel mainly focuses on the emotional flow, describing how the male protagonist is attracted to the female protagonist. It is a sweet story type. The full text does not follow the historical research direction and contains many changes.
The demining novel contains multiple people traveling through time, and the heroine has a fantasy golden finger.
Rated 3~3.5 Points, the female protagonist is a flower demon dressed as an adult concubine, and the male protagonist is Yinzhen. The female protagonist is a stupid beauty, and the male protagonist only loves her. The writing style of the novel is light-hearted, and the characters must be heavily OOC. However, the author can write this kind of sweet novel (little white novel), and the plot is relatively smooth. I cannot personally substitute it as a CP novel about the concubine Nian and the fourth master in history. It is more similar to a cover story and can be used as a simple ancient sweet novel.
Rated 3 points, the male protagonist is Dorgon, and the female protagonist is a concubine who traveled through time. The novel is set a few years before the Qing army entered the country. The whole article is full of palace fighting content (I think it looks tiring), the heroine can take the initiative to fight back (not a little white flower), the emotional line between men and women is okay, the writing style is average, and the content is not very researched, but this subject is rare, I personally finished reading this article because of Dorgon.
The score is 3.5~4 Points (personally subjective score 4 points). The female protagonist is Concubine Tong and the male protagonist is Kangxi. Personally, I think the relationship between Concubine Tong and Kangxi is the best one. The family and love between the two are intertwined. The female protagonist is optimistic by nature (she can live a good life alone), and the male protagonist is suspicious of an emperor, so the love between the two is not that deep. The heroine is born with great strength and likes to pretend to be weak. There are many interesting things happening about this in the book. The writing style is generally more relaxed and interesting, but in the later period, the writing style becomes more serious. The heroine of the novel is generally not aggrieved, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is also okay.
Rated 3.5 Points, the male protagonist is Kangxi, and the female protagonist is dressed as Hershey's sister. The novel does not have many emotional lines between the male and female protagonists. It mainly focuses on the daily relationship between the female protagonist and the prince Yinreng (which is more family-oriented). It is one of the better novels written in the Qing Dynasty about raising a baby. The prince is also very precocious, and the two people get along very interestingly (they cheat each other and dote on each other). The writing style is also light-hearted and not textual research-oriented. Those who like clear and simple articles about raising cubs can try it.
Rated 3.5 Points, the female protagonist is Concubine Tong and the male protagonist is Kangxi. Although the writing style is light-hearted (even a little funny) on the surface, it is also quite frustrating on the inside. The heroine traveled through time to the Tong family and was in poor health. She initially thought she would not have to enter the palace, but accidentally entered the palace and used her abilities to do many things that benefited the country and the people (such as opening a factory and building a lot of infrastructure). However, the heroine could have lived a happier life if she did not enter the palace. There is basically no emotional flow between the male and female protagonists in the novel, and the relationship between the two tends to be complex relationships such as monarch and minister, bad friends, relatives, etc. (There is intimacy but also a lot of precautions). The novel is more about the heroine doing many things that benefited the country and the people during that era.
Rating 3.5~4 Points. The female protagonist is Concubine De, and the male protagonist is Kangxi. In one of the earlier novels about a concubine dressed as a virtuous concubine, the male and female protagonists did not fall deeply in love with each other (some dotes on each other, but they do not exclusively dote on each other). Personally, I think the relationship between the two of them is not easy to compare. The whole text focuses on the daily life of a virtuous concubine raising a child in the harem, and it is also a daily novel.
The writing style of the novel is also good, the content is well-founded, and the plot development is relatively smooth. If you like daily writing, you can try it.
Rating 3~3.5 Points. The male protagonist is Yinzhen, and the female protagonist is Niu Colu. Although the novel is said to be a win-win, it still makes people feel depressive and does not belong to a relaxed style of writing. The relationship between the male and female protagonists in the article can basically be ignored. The female protagonist did not fall in love with the emperor, and the male protagonist always had someone he loved. The characters in the novel tend to reflect the historical characters' own personalities.
The score is 3 points. The female protagonist is the reborn Sifujin, and the male protagonist is Yinreng. Both characters have a lot of OOC, so it can be regarded as a fictional sweet story, but the male and female protagonists get along relatively sweetly, and the meat is quite delicious.
Rating 3.5~4 Points. The female protagonist is the reborn Concubine Yi, and the male protagonist is Kangxi. The main theme of the novel is an emotional flow, and the relationship between the heroine and Kangxi is quite sweet. The novel does not belong to the genre of textual research, especially the male protagonist is definitely OOC, but the interaction between the male and female protagonists is quite sweet, and it is a sweet novel. Personally, I think this Qingchuan article is the best one written by this author.
Rated 3.5 Points. The male protagonist Kangxi. The male protagonist initially started doting on the female protagonist because the female protagonist had a golden finger (the female protagonist was unaware of her golden finger). Later, after the two got along for a long time, the male protagonist began to really like the female protagonist. The novel describes a lot of the daily life of the male and female protagonists, and it also has the feel of a daily casual novel.
Rated 3.5 Points. The female protagonist travels through adulthood to Fu Jin, and the male protagonist is Yinzhen. The male protagonist of this novel conforms to the image of a prince in history (super suspicious, fickle personality, moody and scheming), and the heroine's character is also more in line with the image of a concubine in history (gentle and dutiful, sensitive in heart, and physically sick). However, there are some discrepancies between the content of the novel and the text. The text says that the male protagonist finally holds the female protagonist in his heart, but in the end the novel is just the feeling of an emperor in a feudal society towards his beloved concubine (without that kind of deep love). The male protagonist is often suspicious of the female protagonist and often gets angry in the early stages.
Overall, it's an emotional story, not a sweet one. It's about the power struggles in the palace (a common problem in Qing Dynasty novels), but there is also sexual tension between the male and female protagonists. It can be considered a better article about the nian concubine.
Rating 3.5~4 Points, the heroine is the younger sister of De Fei. The novel actually has two female protagonists, and the female protagonist has her own CP. The family lines written in the novel are quite good, and the love between brothers and sisters is quite good, so it is acceptable without too many love lines.
Rated 3 points. The heroine Qiqige (also the aunt of Kangxi and the empress of Shunzhi) has no male protagonist, which means that the heroine has no emotional line. It focuses on the daily life of a female protagonist eating, drinking and having fun. Although there are palace battles, it basically has nothing to do with the female protagonist. The full text is relatively light-hearted and funny, and it is a novice text. The historical figures must be very OOC (not consistent with their historical personalities). If you like this style, you can give it a try.
Rating 3.5~4 Points, the male protagonist is Yin Reng and the female protagonist is the princess. The writing style is okay, and the portrayal of Yin Reng is also good. If you like the prince's writing, you can try it. Regarding the plot, it also leans towards a serious drama style, not too childish, and overall you can try it. (My personal score is not high, mainly because I don't like the heroine's character, but it's pretty good in a Qing Dynasty story).
Rating 3~3.5 Points. The male protagonist is Emperor Jiaqing. The writing style is okay, the content is also a daily series, and the emotional line is average (the two did not love each other too much in the end). The character creation of the supporting characters is average, and the plotting part is also childish (a common problem in most Qing Dynasty novels). The main reason is that there are relatively few novels with the male protagonist being Emperor Jiaqing, so you can read them during the literary shortage.
Rating 3~3.5 Points. The male protagonist is Qianlong and the female protagonist is Nala. The novel basically does not have many emotional lines between the male and female protagonists. It is not a sweet novel, and the main focus is on the female protagonist to protect herself.
Rated 3 points. The male protagonist is Kangxi and the female protagonist is the tea-making palace maid. The novel is of a light-hearted style, more of a short story. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is quite interesting, and the relationship between the two is quite sweet in the middle and later stages of the novel. However, the male protagonist's character is not very much like a real historical emperor (heavier OOC), and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is quite bloody (and illogical) in the early stages of the relationship. However, it is better in the later stages of the novel.
Rating 4 points, a rather special article. The main focus is on the process of a heroine establishing a career. The heroine has her own fiefdom (which the heroine obtained through fighting). The heroine also enters politics in the later period. It is completely different from the character setting of other heroines in other Qing Dynasty novels. It belongs to the series of heroine novels, and the full text describes the heroine's magnificent life. The author also did a good job in the plotting part of the novel, and it's not too childish.
Rating 3.5~4 Points, the heroine is one of the better stories about Concubine Tong. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is not love, but more similar to family affection. Moreover, the male protagonist has always been very kind to the female protagonist, and even protected the female protagonist after the male protagonist died. In short, the male protagonist has indeed protected the female protagonist throughout her life. The relationship between the two people is similar to that of relatives.
Rated 3 points, it is a relatively niche Qingchuan novel. The male protagonist is Zhang Tingyu, and both the male and female protagonists are characters with 800 scheming ideas and many plots. It's just too tiring to read, and it's not a relaxed writing style.
Rated 3 points, focusing on articles about raising children. It is one of the better stories about raising a baby in the Qing Dynasty. The heroine dresses up as the sister of Queen Hesheli and takes Yinreng into the palace.
Rating 3~3.5 Points, the female protagonist is Hai Lanzhu and the male protagonist Huang Taiji. It is a relatively rare article about Huang Tai Chi, and the writing style is average. The full text is a qualified sweet article, and the characters are definitely OOC. It is not a rigorous writing style (the author's style has always been like this, and this is a similar novel). The plot development of the full text is relatively smooth, and it is OK as a sweet cookie.
Rated 3.5 Points, the female protagonist is a time-traveling science and engineering girl, the male protagonist is Nalan Rongruo, and the second male lead is Kangxi. The main reason is that there are too few articles about Nalan Rongruo, and the relationship between men and women is quite sweet. The heroine is a straight woman who doesn't know much about amorous feelings, and the hero is a delicate and passionate man. The relationship between the two develops naturally. What I don't like very much is the relationship between the second male protagonist and the female protagonist (it was okay in the early stage, but in the later period, when the second male protagonist develops a crush on the female protagonist, people begin to dislike this line).
The heroine travels through time and becomes a concubine. The heroine is not a white lotus. Her character is super interesting. What makes her attractive is her interesting soul. She is a super lively heroine, so it is certain that she will be favored. The female protagonist deliberately made the male protagonist angry and was able to coax him. Basically, in the middle and later stages, the male protagonist was completely controlled by the female protagonist, and the relationship between the two of them was relatively sweet. The writing style of the novel is also light-hearted and interesting with a hint of historical rigor.
The male protagonist is Kangxi. Personally, I think this is the best Kangxi fan bg. The heroine travels through time and becomes a concubine, starting from childhood. The whole text is biased towards the flow of emotions, not a palace battle story. It mainly describes how the male and female protagonists fall in love step by step. The Kangxi in this article has the emperor's strategy and palace, but also has a sincerity. The process of Kangxi's falling in love is also very real. I recommend the first 70% of the novel. The relationship between the two is sweet but not greasy. Later on, I felt that Kangxi was a bit OOC (too romantic and deviated from his own imperial persona).
Rated 3.5 Points, Concubine Gao is the heroine. The male protagonist is Qianlong. Reading this author's Qingchuan article, I only feel deeply depressed. The heaviness of feudal society makes people feel depressed and sour in their hearts. This article really feels for Concubine Gao before time travel. The lover she thought had changed long ago, but she didn't know that her original innocence was rejected as stupid and stubborn. Qianlong in this article is a real feudal emperor without much true love. The whole story is filled with a depressing atmosphere, including palace fights, which makes the heroine feel heartbroken. The article is rather depressing.
The score is between 3.5 And 4 points. The female protagonist travels through time and becomes a noble concubine, and the male protagonist is Qianlong. The whole story tends to be in the style of an adult fairy tale. The full text contains less content about getting along with Qianlong, and more about the daily life of the heroine in the harem (including the happy daily life with the Queen Mother, Queen, and Princess). The heroine resembles a pistachio image. There are very few parts related to the male protagonist. Although Qianlong in this article is an emperor, he still retains a trace of true feelings.
The writing style is light and fun, while the characters also have historical depth (without being too OOC). The novel focuses on the daily life of the heroine. Although there are harem conspiracies, the heroine has always lived happily. And because the emperor and the queen really like the heroine, and the heroine's own personality is optimistic and tolerant, the heroine's life has always been happy and relaxed.
Rating 3~3.5 Points, the male protagonist is Qianlong. This article is quite depressing and full of the heavy atmosphere of feudal society. The male protagonist is a real feudal emperor, a real political and powerful creature. He has no real feelings at all, and he treats the concubines in the harem fairly normally (like pets).
Although the heroine in this article is promoted step by step, it makes people feel the grievance and anguish of the heroine.
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