My Father Is Yongzheng, Not Qianlong
家父雍正，我不是乾隆
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- Qing & Republican Era
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The author still doesn't realize his problem. It has nothing to do with any story or historical research. If you create a four-year-old child who acts cute or mature every day, who can relate to that? A normally developing four-year-old child can barely speak a complete sentence. Do you think any adult reader could stand it?
Weren't the empresses of the Qing Dynasty supposed to be ugly? Yet some people actually liked them!
Emperor Yongzheng reigned for thirteen years before he died. You were still a minor then, so apart from crossing the Xuanwu Gate, there was absolutely no way you could reach the other side. You could indeed cross the Naihe Bridge and you would be on the other side.
Anti-Qing and Restoration of Ming 🤓
I was just about to read it, wondering what Qing Dynasty styles it would depict, but then it stopped updating.
The Twelve Beauties of Yongzheng: Standing Holding a Ruyi Scepter
The Twelve Beauties of Yongzheng: Standing Holding a Ruyi Scepter