A Qing-Dynasty Empress Dowager's Life of Widowhood
清穿之守寡皇后
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I really hope the female lead can tame Fu Lin and make him behave (/ω\)
This first-person perspective is giving me a headache.
Why does the first chapter say that Wu Keshan had two daughters who married Emperor Shunzhi and became empresses? I searched for a long time and only found that he only had one daughter who became Emperor Shunzhi's first empress, the deposed Empress Meng Guqing. Who was his other daughter?
Why does this perfectly normal young lady always talk about "my father"? Was she a man in her past life?
I don't like reading first-person novels.
Didn't they say that when wearing Qing dynasty clothing, you shouldn't wear... Well, you should wear... Something else on your chrysanthemum?
First-person perspective... I don't like it; it feels awkward.
It seems like no romantic pairing is best, otherwise, marrying all nine princes seems like an inappropriate choice.
The author's description of life before the Qing army entered the pass seems to follow the conventions of the mid-to-late Qing dynasty, where Han culture was prevalent, completely lacking any sense of minority groups. Hmm... I suggest changing the background; it would be much smoother.
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