A Concubine in the Qing Palace

A good empress doesn't aspire to be an empress dowager. Our goal is to kill the emperor! Trying to "train" the emperor is a waste of time and energy, and it's high-risk with no guarantee of success. Kill the older one and then "train" the younger one. Ruling from behind the curtain is the correct approach. The only safest place for a scumbag husband is when he's dead and in his coffin. 😁😁😁

I was poisoned to death. The female lead and the emperor made a pact that she wouldn't touch any other women, or they would break up completely. Then it turned out he'd been spoiling another woman for three months while she was three months pregnant. And there were even people who knew he'd cheated on her with two other women without her knowledge?

This female lead is utterly stupid, no, calling her a pig is an insult to pigs!! A cultivator who has reached the Golden Core stage, I don't expect you to fly through the clouds or use immortal techniques, but shouldn't you at least have basic senses superior to ordinary people? Shouldn't a cultivator's physical abilities be superior to ordinary people? Being repeatedly assassinated and framed without even realizing it is a complete blunder.

Many modern Qing Dynasty time-travel novels feature a monogamous relationship between the female and male leads. Are you kidding me? Are you expecting ancient people to have a monogamous relationship with you, and with such deep affection? The female leads in this author's books always make me feel like they're being pathetic.

There's no need to read the official version of this book. It's understandable that the female protagonist absorbs dragon energy to cultivate immortality in the palace, but it's incomprehensible that she would be torn to pieces by others even after reaching the Golden Core level.

It started off pretty good, but it got increasingly absurd. The female lead, a cultivator, is weaker than even a eunuch in combat, and despite constantly claiming she's not interested in the emperor, she falls for him anyway. And to make matters worse, she's constantly swayed by sweet words, and every time something goes wrong, the emperor suspects her, causing her endless heartache…

It's about cultivating immortality and having a spatial dimension, but the female lead is still as stupid as a pig, making it a complete mishmash.

How disgusting! It wasted half a day. The female lead is just awful. She's already back in the modern world, but she insists on going back to be a jerk. And she's supposed to be cultivating immortality, but I didn't even notice.

I read it for free for a limited time, and the female lead seemed naive and pretentious, lacking any ability to survive in palace intrigue. She only managed to get the emperor to fall in love with her at first sight for no apparent reason. It seems several of the author's books follow this formula: on one hand, the female lead is portrayed as incredibly capable (cultivating immortality, knowing…

It's actually quite boring, but I actually finished watching it. I wouldn't recommend it because there are too many flaws. And if it's going to be a palace intrigue story, why add a cultivation element? The premise is too insulting to the idea of ​​cultivation.