A Good Man of the Qing Dynasty

Give me a boost so I can apply for the circle

I felt very sad while reading it. Now that you've accepted your fate and haven't suffered yet, can't you be happy? I spend every day complaining in my heart and have no expectations for the future. I am full of despair.

Is it the story of Kangxi and his concubine? Just changed his name?

I personally don't like the male protagonist. He's just a slut who's just looking for sex. I don't see anything extraordinary about him. The female protagonist obviously doesn't like the male protagonist, so she still wants to sleep with him? ? ? Sharing cucumbers (Emperor) is what makes people like it? ? ? Didn't he say that he was going to be killed and returned to modern times? Are you bumping into me, heroine? ! I feel sick when I see the male protagonist. As expected, I still don't like people like the male protagonist. It's just a matter of sex.

It's a pity, I really like the author's writing style. But the male protagonist in this book is really unlikable. Alas, I gritted my teeth and couldn't stand it. When the female protagonist was sent to serve on the sick, I seemed to hear the sound of her wings being broken. It was uncomfortable. I can only look forward to the next book, and hope this one will be finished soon.

It's so poisonous... It can't stand the male protagonist's passion for being the best in the world. It was poisoned in the blink of an eye after investing and slipped away.

The heroine still hasn't figured it out. If you give birth to a child, even a daughter, you won't be bullied when you get old. But if you don't have sterilization, you can still be young now, but what about when you get old? If you can't move up the ranks, you will be punished to death. And since you have accepted the emperor's sleep, you must maximize your benefits! Efforts are rewarded! So muddle along, still being favored, being treated as a thorn in others' side, and being given jujube pills.

Is it okay to torture a scumbag? Uncomfortable 😣

It's frustrating to watch. If you don't want to sleep with me, just refuse or kill me. If you want to live, don't be so reluctant to complain and curse here, but welcome me with a smile here. I don't want to rely on men, I am very happy to receive rewards, but I feel angry and aggrieved when I see them. . The male protagonist is also self-righteous, arrogant, narcissistic, and motivated by sex. . The female protagonist is both responsible and established, but the male protagonist has nothing to win about after reading Chapter 90.

It seems that it is not as good as the previous old books. . .

I felt that the whole book was weird. The heroine didn't have any emotions at all when it was almost over. The male protagonist was even weirder. He obviously had feelings but still tried to make other people's stomachs bigger. Anyway, the character of this book collapsed, and the three views collapsed.

It's almost over, and the harem is still bringing in new people to sleep with, which makes me feel suffocated. Count those concubines who have no reputation and no status. In Chapter 32, the heroine was expelled from the Changqiu Palace by two servants. Chapter 53, Li Fei Fangchen, sitting at the same table with the heroine, are two talented people with no throne above their heads. Chapter 158, two attendants in the Chengfei Palace (Fu Xuanshi is also in the Chengfei Palace, so I don't know if these two attendants include Fu Xuanshi.) The above are people without surnames. Nowhere to go either. Chapter 158 also writes about a Chen Cainv who has nowhere to go. There are also two mentions of several low-ranking concubines in Qian's Palace, and these are not even worthy of surnames. The three princes nine, ten and eleven were all born in the eighteenth year of Tianze. The Ninth Princess was born in August of the 17th year of Tianze's reign.

Why does the heroine scold the emperor every day? Curse the emperor? I don't understand what the heroine means? Especially hate the emperor?

Isn't the male protagonist an emperor? If it's disgusting, it's just because of sex. No matter how the author describes him as good-looking, I still think he's annoying, but he fits the character of an emperor perfectly, holding great power and controlling the power of life and death.

When will there be new books? I have read all 9 of your books. Why haven't you published a new book for so long?

To be honest, this setting was quite interesting at first, but I started to feel aggrieved when I met the emperor. I really couldn't stand it anymore 😭😭😭

I think there is something wrong with the logic. Ancient emperors were very taboo about demons, let alone showing golden fingers in front of the emperor. This approach is no different than seeking death. In reality, rich and handsome people are very arrogant and would never consign themselves to please a Cinderella. The heroine is so arrogant, rich, handsome, emperor, and a man with the highest power to please the heroine. Is it just the goodwill set by Goldfinger?

There was a favored palace maid next to Kangxi. It is said that there seems to be her tomb or something, and it seems that she was buried in the imperial mausoleum. Is this emperor the prototype of Kangxi, and the heroine is the prototype of the palace maid?

This article is just pistachio Looking at it makes you feel happy Don't get hung up on logic.

The emperor made a mistake. It was wrong for such a woman to live in the harem. Isn't it good to be an aide?

It's fun, it's fun, this extra chapter is even more funny 😄😁🤝🌹🌹🌹, cheers up💪!

I thought that after three months, I would be fine and I would have new books to read. Then I thought that after the Mid-Autumn Festival, I would have new books to read. Then I thought that after the National Day, there would definitely be new books to read, right? Right! Sisi😭

What about the new book? I waited until the flowers withered😴😴😴

The Minister of Punishment retired and brought several large boxes with him. When Kangxi opened the box, he saw that they were all filled with iron nails Bo Shi Tongjin Original 2020-10-28 15:27 · Creators in the field of high-quality history In the 23rd year of Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi encountered a difficult matter. At that time, Wei Xiangshu was 69 years old and had reached the age of becoming an official. However, Kangxi was very reluctant to let go because Kangxi knew that Wei Xiangshu was an honest official and it was a time of employment, so he was reluctant to let Wei Xiangshu return to his hometown. Wei Xiangshu knew that Kangxi had not approved his memorial, so he knelt in front of the Qianqing Gate and begged. Kangxi finally relented and agreed to Wei Xiangshu's request, and gave him a plaque to send the old minister back home along the way. Unexpectedly, as soon as Wei Xiangshu left the outskirts of Beijing, big trouble would arise. University scholar Suo Etu and others reported that Wei Xiangshu had brought several large boxes with him when he returned to his hometown, and the boxes were filled with treasures. They hoped that Kangxi would conduct a thorough investigation. After receiving the report, Kangxi was very confused, because Wei Xiangshu boasted that he "swore not a penny" and had been an official for many years. He was honest and honest and did not embezzle a penny. How did he get so much money? But Suo'etu said that he had a nose and eyes, and said that the box was very heavy and must be gold and silver. Kangxi was 30 years old at the time and was in his prime. After being encouraged by Suo'etu, he immediately sent people to intercept Wei Xiangshu. Kangxi regretted it as soon as he gave the order. After all, Wei Xiangshu was a veteran of two dynasties and had worked hard for the court for many years. Even if he embezzled some gold and silver, he should leave some dignity to the old minister. It's a pity that the order has been issued, and I regret it so much that I can only wait for the result. Let's talk about Wei Xiangshu first. Wei Xiangshu, courtesy name Huanji, was born in Yuzhou, Hebei Province. In the third year of Shunzhi, he became a Jinshi in high school, entered the Hanlin Academy, and later served as censor. From the day he became an official, Wei Xiangshu vowed not to embezzle any money from the people and was willing to be a poor official. He was an upright official and was not afraid of the powerful. Moreover, as a censor, his impeachments were based on facts and were never fabricated. He was praised by Kangxi as a model of honest officials. During the Kangxi period, Suo'etu, a great scholar, gained power in both the government and the public, and formed cliques for personal gain. Wei Xiangshu repeatedly wrote to impeach Suo'etu. In order to retaliate, Suo'etu tried every means to impeach Wei Xiangshu, but unfortunately he failed. In the eighteenth year of Kangxi, Wei Xiangshu was promoted from Zuodu Censor to Minister of the Ministry of Justice. He took the initiative to write a letter and refused to leave the position of Censor. Kangxi made an exception and made him serve as Minister of the Ministry of Justice and concurrently as Zuodu Censor. After that, Wei Xiangshu collected evidence and overthrew three frontier officials including Shanxi Governor Wang Keshan, which caused a sensation. In the 23rd year of Kangxi, Wei Xiangshu could not continue to serve as an official due to physical reasons, so he requested to retire and return to his hometown. Kangxi failed to retain him, so he had to let him return home. Unexpectedly, he got into trouble because he brought several large boxes. It turned out that when Wei Xiangshu passed by the post station, a postman helped carry his luggage. He found that Wei Xiangshu's box was very heavy and did not look like clothes, books, etc. It must be gold and silver treasures, so he reported it to Suo Etu. Suo'etu hated Wei Xiangshu so much, how could he miss this opportunity? So he complained to Kangxi and asked Kangxi to investigate Wei Xiangshu's "dirty silver" and punish Wei Xiangshu. It is said that Kangxi sent people to intercept Wei Xiangshu back from the suburbs of Beijing. Wei Xiangshu looked confused, thinking that Kangxi regretted letting him return home. Unexpectedly, Suo'etu and the others were already waiting for him at the gate of the palace. Wei Xiangshu seemed to understand what was going on. He immediately straightened his back and tilted his body to see what tricks Suo Etu had in store. After a while, Emperor Kangxi rushed to the scene. In front of everyone, Kangxi ordered people to open Wei Xiangshu's box. Suo'etu and others poked their heads, waiting to see Wei Xiangshu's joke. Unexpectedly, when the box was opened, everyone was dumbfounded - several large boxes were filled with nails. Seeing this result, Kangxi was also very embarrassed, so he forced a smile and asked Wei Xiangshu: "Why does Aiqing bring so many iron nails when she returns to her hometown?" Wei Xiangshu replied: "When I was young, every time it was windy and cold, I would go to Yuzhou Township. My house often collapsed and was damaged. I saw that the nails in the capital were slightly longer than those in my hometown, so I bought a few boxes and gave them to the villagers to strengthen their houses." Kangxi was very ashamed after hearing this, and ordered Wei Xiangshu to be rewarded with some gold and silver, and sent someone to send him back to his hometown. As for Suo'etu, he had already retreated to the back of the crowd. More than a year after Wei Xiangshu returned home, he died of illness at home. Kangxi was very sad and sent the Ministry of Rites to host his funeral and gave him the posthumous title "Minguo". During the Qianlong period, Qianlong still said: "You should be like Wei Xiangshu when speaking about officials." When you serve as an official, you should be honest and honest without losing your original intention, so that you can be famous for generations. Wei Xiangshu is a truly honest official. This article refers to "Manuscripts of Qing History" and "Prosecutors in History"

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I would like to ask when the new book will be released? To be honest, this book "The Good Man" is the only book by Eunice that I have read. I think I quite like the style of this book. Although it is also pretentious, I think it is just right. The ones before were already weird, haha