
The Biography of Emperor Yongzheng's Concubine in the End of the World
末世之雍正帝妃传
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I was reading what Lou Shengsheng had written, and I laughed out loud when I saw this title.
Has Yinzhen been in love all his life? In the end, he stayed together for a "child" who was bent on killing his lover, without thinking about his lover at all. You have to know that his one choice is for his whole life. Where did he get the confidence and Hongshi? As the emperor, Yinzhen couldn't even find out the truth of the matter, probably because his heart was biased from the beginning! I really have no feelings for Hongli, and it is understandable that he is paranoid about Yinzhen and cannot accept it. I feel that he is crazy and has an Electra complex. Because of his doubts, he easily destroyed the empire of his ancestors. And Julia, after what happened to Wei Kai, was already hurt beyond touch, and then she chose to give birth to Hongli. Where did she get the confidence? Wasn't everything her own choice to begin with? Finally, there is the protagonist. The change of perspective in this book is inexplicable. It can be said that every time a pair of CPs are opened for more than ten chapters, there is no male or female protagonist, which is completely incomprehensible. I feel that this book is a great abuse invisibly. The fourth master and his wife were reunited because of Hongli, and they almost couldn't meet each other. The eighth master's time alone in the Ye family was the saddest, and I'm afraid it was also the most heartwarming. The ninth master has been strong and arrogant all his life, but he can't get rid of the fate of being a lonely ghost. Finally, he found someone who fell in love with each other, but it was a strange combination of decades, and then things changed, and the tenth master was the most reckless. Expressive, but also the deepest, fearing that no one will ever understand again. After sinking for more than a year, I will find out through one of my paintings that I am still unwilling. The Thirteenth Master is chivalrous, but he can't escape the care of the Fourth Master. He is rebellious and arrogant. In the end, he encountered that touch of red sleeves to add fragrance, which is the sweetest but the easiest to fade away. The last thing left is that things have changed. When the clouds cleared, I found that I missed lovesickness around me. It's all so painful. I feel like the author has set up a big game and deceived countless readers.
Alternative apocalypse, alternative Four Four, very interesting, novel themes
I wonder if Master Jiu regrets killing Stepan
I wonder if Master Jiu regrets killing Stepan
The heroine is so annoying, the bitch is so pretentious
The heroine is so annoying, the bitch is so pretentious
The fourth master is so likely to give up his country for a woman
The Fourth Master is so likely to give up his country for a woman, and he is so likely to be disrespectful to Kangxi for a woman
I feel like I haven't looked good since I returned to the Qing Dynasty. I had to have surgeries and craniotomies one after another. Are you serious?😅
Didn't I say that I was reading in the dormitory before, and my roommate read "The Secret History of Xiaozhuang"? Why do you say that five years before the zombie outbreak, he was picked up by his father with scars all over his body and even lost his memory?
Very interesting author. Looking forward to new works.
I think the author's writing is pretty good. It's the first time I've seen a Qingchuan novel written like this. In fact, my favorite is Comrade Lu in the apocalypse, who looks like a revolutionary (★) soldier.
It's so confusing to write, or at least confusing to read. . . . .