Noble Consort Tong Only Wants to Cultivate Immortality
佟贵妃只想修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 832k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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384Chapters
7.9kRecommendations
9.1kFans
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Is Cangling some kind of reader selection method?
What kind of magical being is this maid? Did she save the protagonist's life? The protagonist actually had the idea to discipline his master and even took action, but the main character seemed to have infinite tolerance and turned a blind eye, insisting on keeping him by his side. Why? Look me in the eyes! 😓 Is it really appropriate for the protagonist to have such a maid?
Pregnancy can make you feel like a completely different person, which is not good.
I don't understand the latest chapters. The mechanical puppet male concubine, the male concubine is jealous, what is this all about? Are you still the Eunice I know? People might joke about being a book fan for ten years, but I truly have been a book fan for ten years. The first book I read was "Consort Wenxi," and I've read all of her books since then, including "Consort Tong."
I really don't understand what this nonsense is.
They've all been long-time readers, why the sudden change? It's not that I'm mistreating my servants, but rather that I'm being too lenient. They have too many ulterior motives. Anyone who's ever been a leader knows the importance of striking a balance between discipline and rewards; all I've seen is constant indulgence.
I really don't understand what the author wrote. Is it palace intrigue? Cultivation? Or what? Is the author just teasing the readers or simply indulging in self-admiration? I actually quite like Eunice's works and have read quite a few, but this one is really incomprehensible.
Although it's disguised as a cultivation novel, it's actually still a romance novel.
New book launch! 👏🏻
Sisi has started a new book, still in her area of expertise. But I have a small suggestion: could you perhaps write about a different Qing Dynasty emperor? Like Shunzhi, Huang Taiji, or even Jiaqing, Daoguang, or Xianfeng? Don't just stick to this story of three generations of a family! 😂
I'm glad the author has started a new book, but it's a pity it's another Qing Dynasty setting. It's true that the author's Qing Dynasty romance novels are among the top three on Qidian's female-oriented Chinese website, and I really like a few of them. But could you write about other dynasties, like the Han, Tang, Song, or Ming?
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I remember that Shunying was one of the names of the two daughters of the Fucha family in the novel about Consort Yu. One was Shunying, and the other was Shunhua.
Looking forward to what happens next 😁