The Qing Dynasty Guide to Being a Laid-Back Fish

I started following Eunice's stories after "The Promise of Qing Dynasty," and this time, "The Salted Fish of the Qing Dynasty" is my favorite. The female lead is very individualistic, decisive, and vengeful, not at all like a saint. Especially the part where she takes the sterilization pill—she clearly knows what she wants, without any coyness or hesitation.

Dear author, I strongly suggest that you release all the updates for the day at once. Refreshing every hour is incredibly frustrating! 😭😭😭😭 Does anyone agree? Aaaaaaaahhhhhh!

Popular Science Princess Jianning's prototype was Princess Heshuo Jianning, the fourteenth daughter of Emperor Hong Taiji, whose mother was Consort Qilei. In reality, Princess Jianning was thirteen years older than Emperor Kangxi, making her his aunt. In 1653, at the young age of 13, Princess Jianning married Wu Yingxiong, the son of Prince Pingxi, Wu Sangui.

It was so enjoyable before the romance started. But after the couple was introduced, it became... Unbelievable.

It's really good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ I've been following this book since the last one. Keep up the good work, author! I think it's handled very well, the plot flows smoothly, the part about not having children and taking the sterilization pill is well described, and the character feels more three-dimensional. He's a very opinionated and decisive lazy bum. Looking forward to the next installment. P. S.

Actually, I'm quite curious why the female lead said that Yu's father had low moral standards. According to the author's modern plot, Yu's father is involved in high-tech species development, with technological innovation as his core goal, and immortality is also part of his research.

The female lead suddenly becomes love-struck later on...

It's completely messed up; I don't know where it ended up.

I absolutely love Sisi's Qing Dynasty time-travel stories. I never get tired of them. It's such a unique personal style. There are other good Qing Dynasty time-travel stories too, but very few are written like Sisi's. And I think the author is getting better and better. It's a pity that explicit content can't be written now. It's so boring. There should be a group where the censored content is posted, and you could ask for a certain amount of donations to join.

Try to write less about modern themes; the ancient ones are really good, but I don't have much desire to read the modern ones.