The Side Consort Gets Carried to Victory Every Step of the Way

The courtesan, oblivious to the sorrow of a fallen nation, still sings "The Song of the Rear Courtyard" across the river.

Your premise is really interesting: the older sister marries Emperor Kangxi, and the younger sister marries Emperor Yongzheng.

Keep it up! It's a really interesting concept, a barometer.

I feel the author's portrayal is so much like my image of Emperor Yongzheng. Throughout history, Emperor Yongzheng was the most averse to waste and the most diligent in his duties. He may have seemed ruthless, but in reality, he was also incredibly sentimental.

Although the premise has some flaws, it's still very well written. I hope the author can stay true to their original intentions, finish this novel, and give every character in the story an ending. 😜

It's quite unique; it's the first time I've seen so many time-travelers, yet they haven't turned into fighting like chickens. It's quite peaceful, and the plot is relatively reasonable. In Qing Dynasty time-travel novels, exaggerated plots and over-the-top plot devices often feel awkward, but this story flows smoothly without any awkwardness. I hope the author continues to write well and update regularly.

If there are so many time travelers and prophets in just one city like Beijing, it's unimaginable how many such people there are in the whole world.

I finished reading it, but when I checked the update time, I was disheartened. That's a really big rip-off.

It's rare to find a Qing Dynasty time-travel novel that I could actually finish reading, but then it stopped updating. I feel so bad 😣

Before clicking, I wondered why so many authors write about concubines and imperial consorts, but the writing and plot seem pretty good. Keep it up, author! 😡