The Fourth Prince's Beloved Consort in the Qing Dynasty

It was okay at first, but then I didn't like Huan'er very much.

Huan'er is such a failure. What does the heroine think? She is a concubine, so she lets her niece become a concubine (when she can obviously be his wife). Isn't this just wanting to be favored but not wanting to take care of things? What a weak little white flower. After giving in, Hongqing is not a man who can handle things clearly.

It looks good from the front, but becomes unsightly when you get to the back. Li Xu, the heroine, feels like she's falling apart and becoming more and more useless. It doesn't matter if you don't plan on it yourself, but if you can't stand it up, you have to go to Fourth Master for everything. My mental endurance is too weak, and I am still a time traveler. I am really living in an ivory tower.

Recently I painted Li Xu, Ye Zao and Du Yali. Originally, I thought that Jiaojiao should be the luckiest. The love given to her by the fourth master allowed her to live so freely from the beginning, unlike Ye Zao who wanted to fight and test. But she had been a concubine for so many years, and in the end she was just a successor. She didn't get to see her mother-in-law for the last time. Thinking about it this way, she seemed not so lucky. Ye Zao was even worse. Her starting point was too low, so she didn't dare to show her sincerity. She had to fight with the queen and the queen mother, and was forced to a high position by the fourth master. It was like walking on thin ice. The only good thing about Yali is that she is the Queen of the Yuan Dynasty, but she is also supported by the side room, but she almost died when she gave birth to a child, and her mother does not remember her. When I read these books, I lamented that even in novels, the characters may not always have a smooth life, and they will always have some regrets in their lives. I don't really like to read Gongdou, so I still love this book the most. I have read it many times, and I still like this kind of ordinary daily life. The more times I read it, the more I will have different insights.

I read it again, and I really have a different feeling every time I watch it. Jiaojiao was so lucky to meet that Fourth Master at that time. This is my favorite of Xueda's books. There is no complicated palace battle. Most of the stories are about daily trivial matters, but it is not boring at all. It is very healing and warm.

Isn't this Li Zihuan a proper white lotus? She behaves like a concubine, complaining all the time, and has no respect for the Crown Princess. You can't blame the Crown Princess for being jealous in the early stage, right? Hongqing was too biased towards Li Zihuan in the early stage. You married her and gave her respect, and you were really convinced. Later she turned bad and it was outrageous. It felt like she was forced to subjugate her. The heroine was also outrageous. She was a concubine and didn't understand the difficulty of being a wife. She gave Li Zihuan preferential treatment in every way. The more preferential treatment she gave to Li Zihuan, the more uncomfortable she would be.

I first read this book on QQ Reading. It was the first book I spent so much money to read. I read it every time I was in a book shortage. This was the first Qingchuan novel I read. It is really my White Moonlight.

I have never liked reading about braided affairs. It is a pity that such a prolific author has most of his subjects related to it. What a pity!

The front is okay, but Huan'er can't see the back, it's a perfect little white flower

It's strange to say that I have only read the Fourth Master's Beloved Concubine and this one. I have read the Fourth Master's Beloved Concubine many times, and I remember everything about Zaozao clearly after reading it once. I have also read this one twice, but I only remember one name about Li Xu, and I can't remember anything about the plot. Maybe the Zaozao book is too well written, and Zaozao is so popular with me.