A Qing Dynasty Beauty

I know the author won't reply, but I just want to offer a small suggestion: The female lead in your story is an imperial concubine, not a village woman. Is it really nice to constantly use phrases like "grandma's mouth"? Being down-to-earth and humorous isn't like that! I've seen her swear several times already; she's always saying "old lady" or "grandma's mouth."

Wearing Qing dynasty clothes and not rebelling, the whole family is doomed.

Why is everyone wanting to travel back in time to the Qing Dynasty? What was so great about it? The Ming Dynasty had Zheng He's voyages to the West, facilitating economic exchange and even the beginnings of capitalism. Why did we fall behind? It was because of the Qing Dynasty's closed-door policy. The entire Qing Dynasty lacked a truly enlightened ruler; their vision was too backward, focusing only on their own small territory. As a result, other countries pried open their doors.

Old Kang said he wouldn't touch anyone else, but he and the female lead argued about Lingpu. The female lead said some hurtful things, and the next day Old Kang left the palace. Not only did he leave, but he also had many women outside the palace. He even brought two women back with him. Little Fudou smelled the scent of many women on Old Kang.

Please respect history. There was absolutely no palace intrigue in the Qing Dynasty. If any palace maid was found to be seducing the emperor or princes, she would be executed immediately, and her entire family would be exterminated. Moreover, Qing emperors never took Han women as concubines; they only took Manchu women.

The beginning was alright, but after she was crowned empress, the writing became a mess, with constant time travel and pure filler.

I couldn't continue reading after 20 chapters. It's full of idiots, brainless, and utterly reckless. When someone mentioned that the Eighth Prince later became emperor, I immediately dropped the book.

I can only say this novel was incredibly frustrating and infuriating to read. A philandering emperor, and the female lead actually falls for him? And he keeps saying things like, "His kindness to other women is because they're docile and don't cause trouble, but his kindness to her means he likes her?" It was so uncomfortable to read, I couldn't continue. I thought it would get better later, but it got even worse. Dropped.

Does the hairstyle look good?

This is actually a relatively conscientious Qing Dynasty time-travel story, even though it's like being riddled with holes? But the male lead's physical infidelity is really disgusting, and the female lead forgave him so easily?!