My Imperial Father Loves Cultivating Immortality

Historical texts shouldn't be too far-fetched; it's fine if you're a subject.

Even Heshen knew to use chaff for disaster relief, so surely the protagonist, a modern person, wouldn't be naive enough to use good grain for disaster relief?

Here's a map of the imperial city to make reading easier. This book has been signed, and we welcome everyone to invest. It is currently free to read.

The author seems to have some professional screenwriting training; the story is tightly woven, and the foreshadowing is resolved later. This alone makes it superior to over 80% of the rambling, disjointed novels on Qidian.com.

Haha, playing intrigue is extremely boring. How could a crown prince or emperor possibly outwit civil officials? The smartest people in the country are all taking the imperial examinations. How can someone like you, who can't even leave the Forbidden City, possibly compete with them?

Don't try to show off that you're a modern person in your outward behavior.

It doesn't seem like a mainstream historical novel; it's more like... A family ethics suspense fantasy drama. The story is indeed tightly woven.

Hmm, there are so many articles about the Jiajing era lately...

Seeing the news about the thorough investigation into the Renyin Palace Incident, I thought, "Forget it, it's a complete mess." If you were doing this to kill someone, then I'd appreciate your writing. But if you're just investigating for the sake of investigating, then forget it; it's a mess to begin with.

Did you use up all those monthly tickets? 96 Tickets, how come there are so few book reviews?