
Reversing the Country's Fortunes Begins with the Queen's Accession to the Throne
逆转国运,从女皇登基开始
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- 903k Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Female
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- Transmigration Romance
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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I have read several articles about female emperors. In fact, I cannot understand. Can a male protagonist in such a novel exist? I think it is normal for a heroine to be an empress and find a few male favorites, but she cannot find a husband, or a powerful husband. Love is really a beautiful thing, but it is not worth mentioning in the face of rights. All the women who were in power in ancient times did not have any man to share her rights. In the imperial society, it was common to kill children and parents. Why would a person with no blood relationship give another person the power to control the world. This is a self-contradictory thing in itself. When a man becomes an emperor, he always faces the risk of being ignored by the queen's relatives. It is impossible to explain logically whether a female emperor will find a husband, not to mention that the male protagonist has a huge golden finger of rebirth. So either it is normal for the heroine of Xiaotianwen or Kuangfu Sheji to fall in love and find a husband, or else she should be more ruthless and self-interested and not engage in love or career. When an emperor or a female emperor has people and things that she likes too much, she is already lost. Even someone as powerful as Wu Zetian lost her rights because of a male favorite, let alone finding a husband for the female emperor. The novel can be more idealistic, but it cannot be divorced from logic. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.
This is the first time I read an article about a time-travel and reborn princess getting married based on the background of the Qing Dynasty. I feel that the author wrote it very well. He did not describe too much about the life before time-travel and rebirth, but focused on the current plan. The words are concise and logical. I fully understand everyone's status and character. I am not affected by the long name. It is really worth watching.
As soon as I walked in and saw the double life, I was immediately struck by the isolation. Even if you write a double life heroine, it doesn't seem special. If you write it this way, you can see that the male protagonist is reborn and knows the future development. In addition, he has a high status and is powerful. It is unreasonable not to develop secretly and finally join forces with the Ming Dynasty survivors who are trying to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty to become king and emperor. In Double Life, I might as well read the story about the male protagonist dominating the game. The female protagonist is not reborn on her own, but is reborn with a reborn helper, which is boring at first glance.
I really like some descriptions of memories or inner feelings, such as Xiaozhuang thinking of Hai Lanzhu, Kangxi recalling Concubine Rong in his girlhood... These details make the characters three-dimensional and full. However, I feel like Si Gege didn't describe enough of herself. She must be quite anxious now, right?
The historical materials left in the history of Si Gege tend to have too many images of politicians, and the most powerful of Kangxi's daughters is
Do the words "Heqin" and "Great Emperor" match?
It's great to watch. I haven't seen such a great group drama for a long time. A kind of historical reality is coming to my face. I hope it can push forward the progress a lot. I want to see the grassland construction. Also, foreign science and technology should be developing rapidly during the Kangxi years. I hope the four princesses can put aside that humiliating history and let Chinese civilization confidently and proudly enter a new historical stage (but I feel that the constitutional monarchy is not good enough and is not good enough compared to the current political system)
Today's update is under review...
I don't know if any readers are reading it... The two chapters I planned to update today have been reviewed (it's the first time a newbie encounters this situation and I'm super confused...) I hope it can be updated continuously, I'm so panicked...
If you can't deliberately become ugly, then could it be that the noble person's appearance is damaged because of the child's hemorrhage? For example, the skin has become dull or the figure cannot be restored because the body is weak and needs supplements and cannot manage the figure~ Anyway, the thought of her mother having to return to the palace is very annoying. It takes a lot of effort to get out. How many chapters will it take to get married? The length of the palace is too long and it is not good (of course, if it is updated quickly enough, it will be okay)
The more I wrote about it after it was put on the shelf, the more biased it became. The historical Kowloon heirloom shows that none of Kangxi's sons were useless. The Kangxi period was at the peak of the Qing Dynasty. There was no need for a woman to be the emperor, and it was impossible for a woman to be the emperor. In that era, it was impossible for a princess to be the queen. The chances are that no one from the royal family to the Eight Banners of the Manchu and Mongolian Khans would let a woman put pressure on them. They clearly followed the original outline of marrying to Mongolia, gaining real power, expanding the country, and then influencing the imperial power. There was still a slight chance in the end. As I write this now, I really can't see the slightest hope!
Well written and the subject matter is novel! Also, a small opinion: If the title of the book does not have the word "Emperor", it seems to be more smooth, or what is the importance of the word "Emperor", why should we not just use "Kangxi" but "Emperor Kangxi"?
Well, the imagination can be higher. According to Kangxi's level of wealth, I dare not say that in a place like Yangzhou Imperial City in the south of the Yangtze River. In other places, 48,000 acres of fertile land is really just a trivial matter. . . A small aristocratic family living at the county level has thousands of hectares of fertile land, equivalent to 100,000 acres.
Although it's a bit slower, I still recommend everyone to take a look. It's really good. Please leave more comments to give the author some motivation.
What's going on with the pretentiousness? Stop watching
I just read it and I think the writing is pretty good. It's the type I like very much.
I'm really looking forward to this article. I like to read a lot in one go, so I'll save some first! 😊
It's really well written and the connection is very natural.