
Qing Dynasty Days: The Fourth Prince's Little Darling
清穿之四爷的小娇包
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 964k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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If it's a quick transmigration novel, I can accept transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty just to become a prince's concubine. If not, is the author really brainwashed by old-fashioned Qing Dynasty transmigration novels just to make someone else's concubine? If you like Yinzhen (the Yongzheng Emperor) as the male lead so much, at least write him as the principal wife! You're really going to extremes.
Oh dear, the Third Princess is really unlikable. Her personality isn't exactly fierce, but she even bites her own mother. She's practically born antisocial.
Why wear Qing Dynasty clothing? Wouldn't the Ming, Tang, or Song Dynasties be better?
I don't know when it started, but the male lead has always been the male lead, while the female lead has become less and less like a female lead. There's less and less description of her behavior and inner thoughts; she feels like a tool, just an extension of the mother.
I feel that the Third Princess is cold-hearted and selfish, not just simply domineering, arrogant, and conceited.
Sigh, the Fourth Prince should be in charge of managing the Third Princess. His daughter is too gentle; he can't control her at all, and the Third Princess isn't afraid of him. The male lead should be the one to manage her.
It's been a while since I've read this, and it feels like my favorite author has changed their writing style Ծ‸Ծ. The writing isn't as delicate as the previous two books, and there are fewer descriptions of clothing and scenery... It's a bit disheartening.
Every day I'm looking forward to teaching the Third Princess a lesson 😡, but the female lead only talks the talk. Can't she seriously address the Third Princess's education? She can't just hide it and ignore it because she's afraid the male lead will find out.
This book isn't as good as the last one; it's too tragic. The children are almost all dead, making it uncomfortable to read. I don't want to keep reading.
I feel like the Third Princess has a serious personality problem.