My Uncle Is the Kangxi Emperor
我伯父是康熙
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- Ongoing
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- 745k Words
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- Historical
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- Qing & Republican Era
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- 17h ago
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Why poop is in my recommendations
I never read novels of this type or similar, yet this one inexplicably appeared in my recommendations and I can't get rid of it. It's disgusting.
The Jin Dynasty was described as "governing the world with filial piety," while the Qing Dynasty was described as "governing the world with affection." Filial piety was gone; only romantic love mattered. Whether in TV dramas or novels, any time travel to the Qing Dynasty is depicted as a struggle for favor and affection.
Can you finish "My Father is Kangxi"? The mountains have collapsed, even a simple ending of ten or so chapters would be fine.
The author's words are like farts; he has absolutely no credibility.
The writing is tedious and long-winded, and every single one tastes the same.
Honestly, I really didn't see how much importance you placed on this book. You've been saying you're busy with social engagements since before the Lunar New Year, which is understandable; everyone has social obligations. Today is the tenth day of the Lunar New Year, and you know how much you've updated.
Deleting my post? You're really something, I applaud you. What I said yesterday really hit a nerve with you, didn't it? You must be feeling really bad.
To be honest, it's a bit too padded. This is the first time I've experienced a novel that can make me feel so tired. I won't even mention the repetitive phrases; every time someone's courtesy name is used, it's interpreted as revealing the protagonist's attitude, then followed by historical allusions about how someone's attitude led to certain consequences.
What mistakes are common in historical novels?
Before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was not addressed as "Huangshang" (). During the Song Dynasty, he was often addressed as "Guanjia" (), and other dynasties mostly addressed him as "Bixia" (). From the Ming Dynasty onwards, the emperor was occasionally addressed as "Huangshang," but most of the time he was addressed as "Bixia."