Dreaming About Qianlong's Qinglong and Hanfeng Complete Works

[Introduction] Xie Yaochi especially likes antiques from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Her home is full of antiques. Because of a bed and a ring, she traveled back in time to the Qianlong period. She entered the palace due to a draft and became a palace maid. She accidentally met Qianlong and created a marriage between a dragon and a phoenix. She was the imperial concubine during her lifetime, and was posthumously named queen after her death. She was the last concubine buried in the Yuling Underground Palace. Her son became the heir to the throne. Which one of her previous life and Xiang Fei was Qianlong's favorite? What is her charm? Qianlong once said that this life owes him the next life. Two hundred years later, they meet again. Will Qianlong's descendant Zhao Hongli love He Xiangzhu, who looks like Xiang Fei, or Xie Yaochi? How will the grievances and hatred between them continue? The three life covenants made in the alliance do not seek to live together in the same life, but seek to return to the same land. The novel is divided into two lives, before waking up from the dream and after waking up from the dream. Although this book is a harem novel, many stories about young palace fights, previous dynasties, and harems are all real events that happened in history. Those who like the stories of the Qianlong Dynasty can read the wars of the previous dynasties, including Ping Up and Down, Conquest of Jinchuan, Ping Zhun, Ping Xiaohe Zhuo, Wushi War, Ping Burma, Ping Da Jinchuan, etc. The description of the war is relatively detailed, but the length is not long. The Literary Prison was started by the Sun Jiagan fake manuscript case, followed by the Peng Jiaping case, the Hu Zhongzao case, and so on. The harem stories include the death of Empress Xiaoxian, the entry of Xiangfei into the palace, the hair loss of the queen, etc. Each story is described in detail, taking you into the mystery of the Qianlong Dynasty. The writing style of this book is relatively relaxed. After work, you can read this book happily and understand how Qianlong went from a benevolent emperor to a cold political machine.