The Fierce Imperial Princess Consort

How ugly were the Qing Dynasty princes? Did they have absolutely no sense of aptitude?

There are too many typos and a lot of colloquialisms, making it a bit tiring to read because you have to guess the meaning.

This is my fifth time reading it. I forget exactly when I first read it; I was just randomly picking something to read when I was looking for something to read, and I ended up completely engrossed. The female lead isn't like the typical beautiful, voluptuous heroines in other books, but she has her own unique charm and allure.

Missing chapters, more missing chapters! Is Qidian trying to make us old-timers uninstall it? 😡

Finally, I've found a book where no one seems to want to harm her, no one is framed by Haitang, and no one is responsible for making her life a living hell. There's also no awful female supporting character who can't stand him even when they walk down the street. And there's no utterly despicable male lead around.

Large boats use oars to move forward, while small boats use paddles. Bamboo poles are used to propel the boat in case of running aground or colliding. Generally, for larger boats, a helmsman and oarsmen are essential, and when navigating narrow waterways, poles are sometimes necessary. Furthermore, the tinplate covering the outside of the ship would definitely rust.

This is so frustrating! The emperor doesn't treat the heroine's family, who were his saviors, like human beings. He does whatever he wants to them. I can't stand it anymore.

This writing style is terrifying; one chapter is enough to make you want to quit.

There are indeed too many missing punctuation marks and words, making it very messy.

The punctuation is awkward to read.