Consort Yu’s Easygoing Days

He actually swore a poisonous oath, what kind of operation? Also, Yongzheng just came to the throne, and you swore such a poisonous oath. How much do you look down on the junior and reserve positions? Yongzheng knew that was disgusting. I had just ascended the throne, and a concubine who had not yet been officially canonized went to the queen and swore that I would not covet the throne or the reserve, and the queen agreed. What are these two doing? It's also because Yongzheng has fewer sons, and the heroine and the queen are all ghosts and snakes. The heroine is still complacent and sits back and watches the fight between tigers and tigers. As a queen, I don't like the heroine at all. Is the heroine as fertile as Kangxi's imperial concubine? Is there a father as capable as Concubine Qianlong Gao? Is there any? None. Besides, Yongzheng came to power so many years in advance. If he chooses a few more shows, are he still afraid that no noble showgirls will enter the palace? By the time these concubines have children, the heroine will not even be qualified to enter the show. Now there are only three princes who are qualified to get started. The heroine's current personality is a bit strange, she is selfish, she interferes with Li Guiren's affairs, and she swears a poisonous oath with the queen. What the hell! It's too poisonous here

? The heroine is no longer a salted fish, she is a useless fish. If you write too much, it will be boring.

Don't transform, it's not bad to rest on your laurels.

Book Title: The Daily Life of Concubine Yu's Injustice

I don't know what the heroine is trying to do. Nowadays, there is really a women's federation. She is asked for everything. It's a mess.

I can't stand it any longer. Some of the heroine's actions really piss me off. She is really weird. She even wore it in the Fourth Master's backyard. Instead of hating the Fourth Master, she is always humble and complimentary to please the Niu Hulu family, just so that Qianlong can treat her better in the future? Has the heroine's brain been eaten by a dog? There are still twenty or thirty years before the fourth master's death (according to historical calculations). In these twenty or thirty years, she plans to take her son to be the humble licking dog of Niu Hulu and Qianlong? This really makes me so angry. I would rather the heroine hate the fourth master, really. Even though the heroine keeps saying that the fourth master is ruthless, the fourth master is still her man no matter what. Qianlong might be even more ruthless, because Qianlong has nothing to do with the heroine. Also, the heroine is very complimentary and flattering to Mrs. Li's daughter, and she even says that it's not easy for women as women. She doesn't think about the time and place she lived in. In short, I don't like the heroine, and I can't stand it anymore. I don't object to being kind, but what I object to is the heroine who dedicates herself to lighting up other people.

It's so frustrating to live in such a miserable state despite having power in your hands, and you're a bad person. Is this called lying down and winning?

What you wrote does not match the title of the book. The original author is the real salty fish, okay?

You said that you have written so many novels, why haven't you earned the title of a great writer yet? You have to work hard, and please don't be too casual when writing Qing Dynasty articles. You have to be more serious, otherwise you will be criticized by everyone again🤔🤔 [null]

I found this book by chance, and I didn't expect it to be to my liking. First of all, I like the heroine very much. I rarely see such heroines in novels set in the feudal era. She doesn't love her husband, okay! She thinks he is old, okay! She didn't go crazy and blame her because she thought he also had his own difficulties, good! She doesn't think the emperor doesn't have to abide by many judgment rules, okay! She is not a perfect ancient woman, nor is she a perfect modern woman. She will have all kinds of complaints in her heart. She loves women, and sometimes she may be a bit misogynistic, but overall she is very tolerant, which is also good. The character is not flat. She didn't want to have physical contact with Yongzheng, but she also wanted him to be responsible for women and children. This was very true, and people were all like this. The author gives many female characters names, instead of being like other novels with a feudal era setting that I read, they are a certain family, a certain concubine, a certain wife, a certain wife or a grandma. From the beginning to the end, Shu Jin never had any physical contact with Yong Zheng. This is very good for the heroine and very good for me. Thank you, the author and teacher, for not disgusting us. Thank you, thank you. There are also plot settings. Shu Jin does not fight when she is lying down, but she will maintain her quality of life, help friends, and help other women, even if they have wronged her. She is neither a bastard nor a saint. She is a loving and complex modern woman who first lives a good life for herself, and secondly tries her best to help the oppressed ancient women. This article first writes about how Shu Jin aged, her death, then her rebirth into modern times, and other ancient people into modern times. It really fulfilled my wish of "it would be great if I could see xx". There are a lot of jokes and inner complaints in the article, which are really very interesting. I often laugh out loud while reading them. The plot has no major ups and downs and can be regarded as daily life. This game may not be great, but it's interesting, and I think it's really good. I only read online articles for leisure and entertainment. I find it very valuable to come across such an article with a coherent concept, no major flaws in the logic of the development of things, a well-chosen name, and a lively writing style. Thanks to the author for his creation, I wish both the author and the baby happiness and health~