A Noblewoman of the Great Qing

Actually, I quite admire the female lead's approach. Time-traveling women don't necessarily have to fall in love with one person. Living with clarity is very important. In ancient times, it was normal for men to have multiple wives and concubines, especially among the powerful and wealthy. It would be abnormal to expect them to be monogamous for life.

😎The new book is too short; I want to wait until it's more complete before reading it, but I can't resist.😁 😊Looking forward to more updates! 🤭It's good, but updates are too infrequent. 🤭

I just hope this one won't have the same problem as the previous ones where the male lead always cheated and was promiscuous later on.

Reading this novel made me feel like I've become a Zen person. I was calm and peaceful throughout, and it was incredibly comfortable. Reading this in the middle of summer was a perfect way to cool down. The author writes very well; I have to say I really admire their writing style. Keep up the good work!!

If you transmigrate to an era where men can legally keep mistresses, don't expect a life of monogamy. The female lead's peaceful mindset is commendable. Don't say things like she's disgracing modern women. In modern times, no woman can stop a man from having extramarital affairs when he has wandering eyes, unless you marry a short, poor, and ugly man. Lust is human nature, regardless of gender.

Sisi's writing is better than her previous novels. (Mainly because I recently reread her earlier work, "Consort Wen.") I hope the author won't portray the Fourth Prince like the male protagonists in her previous novels, becoming a scumbag and then reforming. The Fourth Prince is currently a modern, aloof, and domineering CEO. I quite like him.

I'm bringing my new book, "Days of Time Travel in the Qing Dynasty," to pay my respects. May you become a god soon.

In fact, a female lead in the palace needs to have the same mindset. She is not fake but not hypocritical either. She occasionally shows her true feelings. She doesn't scheme to harm others but is also wary of being harmed herself. It's good that she is clear-headed and doesn't do anything foolish.

It's finished! Congratulations to Sisi on the completion of this book. 🤭🌹 Reading through it all, there's been a significant improvement. There are far fewer melodramatic plots and clichés. At least it feels like a relatively normal historical fiction/reincarnation novel. The overall story arrangement is fine, although there are a few minor issues with individual plot descriptions.

Small Theater: The first major palace intrigue of the Yongzheng reign ended. This battle took place after the grand conferment of titles upon the six palaces. Consort Dun, nian, became pregnant after taking a drug. To retaliate against Consort Ning, nian, she used a scheme to sow discord, conspiring with Wang to frame Consort Ning.