Noble Consort Tong Only Wants to Cultivate Immortality

What kind of magical existence is this maid? Did she save the protagonist's life? . . . You can have an idea and want to discipline your master and take action. As a result, the protagonist turns a blind eye as if he has infinite tolerance, and still keeps him with you. Why, look into my eyes 😓 Is it really appropriate for the protagonist to have such a maid by his side? Is it for the sake of conflicts later? If that's the case, it's too blunt and unreasonable. Is there any reasonable logical reason for the protagonist to tolerate such a maid with big ideas and no bounds?

I didn't understand what the recent chapters were about. The machine-puppet male doting, and the male doting jealous. What is this about? Are you still the Eunice I know? People may be joking when they say that I have been a book fan for ten years, but I have really been a book fan for ten years. The first book I read was Concubine Wen Xi, and up to the current book Concubine Tong, I have read all the books written in between, and even subscribed to them. The concubine's book was a bit sleazy, but it was still normal and the male protagonist was there. So what the hell is this book about about male favorites recently? I'm really going crazy.

We are all old readers, why have we suddenly changed? It's not that you don't treat your servants well, but you treat them too well. Your servants are too thoughtful. Anyone who has ever been a leader knows to seize the opportunity to take advantage of the situation. All I see is connivance. If it weren't for the fact that cultivating immortals was not on the same level, it would have been over long ago. There are also machine puppets, haha, there are so many thoughts just after awakening, which baby has such a brain capacity. This is not cultivating immortality, this is stupidity

I really don't understand what the author wrote, Gong Dou? Cultivation? Or what? Is the author trying to amuse the readers, or is he just being self-indulgent? I actually quite like Eunice's works and have read quite a few, but I really can't understand this one.

Although it pretends to be a cultivator, it is actually a romance novel.

Sisi has started a new book again, and it is still the track she is good at. However, I have a small suggestion. Can it be written by another emperor of the Qing Dynasty? For example, Shunzhi, Huang Taiji, Jiaqing or Daoguang Xianfeng, etc., You can also write about them, don't just write the stories of these three generations 😂

I am very happy that the master has published a new book, but it is a pity that it is about the Qing Dynasty. Indeed, the author's Qing Dynasty romance novels are among the top three on Qidian Chinese Women's Channel. I like some of them very much. But can we write some stories about other dynasties, such as the Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties? Especially in the Ming dynasty, there were so many weird emperors (carpenters, cultivators, and wet nurses). Wouldn't it be more novel to write about their concubines and daughters? There is nothing interesting about this book.

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I remember that the name Shunying was one of the names of two girls from the Fucha family in the novel Yu Fei. One was Shunying and the other was Shunhua.

Looking forward to the follow-up 😁