The Qing Dynasty: Life After Becoming a Concubine

It's already good, it's just that the monthly updates have changed to quarterly updates.

The female lead is incredibly cowardly. Having survived the apocalypse and possessing wood-based superpowers, she's repeatedly framed and on the verge of losing her child. The worst part is, she's not the legal wife, just a concubine. What right does she have to be virtuous, enduring everything with such resentment?

Finally, an update! Aren't you going to give me a reason?

I haven't finished reading this book yet, but I still feel it doesn't quite fit the title. It should be called "Apocalyptic Woman's Daily Life Raising Children in the Qing Dynasty," which would be more accurate. He has supernatural abilities but they're not very useful; he claims to be a good cook but there's no description of it; his talents are wasted; and his interactions with the Fourth…

It's so badly written. I read a few chapters and couldn't continue. The writing style is already poor; they can't even write a decent female lead, let alone so many transmigrators and reincarnated characters, and they didn't write any of them well.

I doubt many people will pay attention to this book. 🤫 I could secretly eat a pound of poop and no one would notice. 😃

The premise is decent, but the writing is so bad it's unreadable.

The more I read this book, the more familiar it seemed. I recommend fellow readers check out "(Yongzheng's Little Wife)". The plagiarism is so blatant, it's almost unbelievable. The character settings are practically identical. The female lead in this book is a wood-elemental being (in the other book, she's an ancient flower fairy, also wood-elemental, with the same baby face).

I never noticed before! But now it seems like there's a lot of nonsense... 60% Of a chapter is just rambling and explanations!! Seriously! This person seems to be getting more and more verbose...

Let me just say this quietly: Wearing Qing dynasty clothes and not rebelling, your chrysanthemum will be drilled with an electric drill. Look at that "(Han)" character on your ID card. Regardless of gender, you're a traitor.