A Virtuous Lady of the Qing Dynasty

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Reading this makes me feel so depressed. Since I've already accepted my fate and haven't suffered yet, can't I at least be a little happier? I spend every day internally complaining, with no hope for the future... I'm just so full of despair.

Is this the story of Emperor Kangxi and Consort Liang? Just with different names?

I personally dislike the male lead; he's just a lecherous womanizer with no redeeming qualities. The female lead clearly doesn't like him, yet she still has to sleep with him? Sharing a cucumber (the emperor) is what makes him likable? Wasn't he supposed to kill himself and return to the modern world? Female lead, why don't you just do it?! I feel disgusted just looking at the male lead; I definitely don't like him. He's just lustful.

It's a pity, I really like the author's writing style. But the male lead in this book is just too unlikable. Sigh, I couldn't bear to read it even if I gritted my teeth. When the female lead was sent to care for the sick, I could almost hear the sound of her wings being broken; it was uncomfortable. I can only look forward to the next book. I hope this one ends soon.

That's so toxic... It couldn't stand the male lead's "I'm the best in the world" attitude; it got poisoned right after making its investment and is now out of there.

The female protagonist still hasn't figured it out. Having a child, even a daughter, means she won't be bullied when she's old. But if she doesn't have children and gets sterilized, it's fine when she's young, but what about when she's old? Her status won't rise, and she'll be hunted down. Besides, since she's already accepted the emperor's advances, she needs to maximize her benefits!

Can you please give that scumbag guy a good dressing down? It's so painful 😣

It's frustrating to watch. If you don't want to serve the emperor, just refuse outright or kill yourself. If you want to survive, don't be so reluctant and critical on one hand, and then greet him with a smile on the other. She doesn't want to rely on men, yet she happily accepts their gifts; it's infuriating and frustrating to watch.

The whole book felt weird. The female lead still hadn't developed any feelings even though it was almost over, and the male lead was even more bizarre. He clearly had feelings for her but kept getting other women pregnant. In short, the characters and values ​​in this book have collapsed.