The Crown Prince's Beloved Consort in the Qing Dynasty

What is the use of arranging a time-travel identity? Can it be just water? In addition to crying, she is acting like a spoiled child. Where did she travel through time? It's so rubbish. I feel that once the male protagonist doesn't pamper the female protagonist, the female protagonist will not be able to survive. She forces herself to be a CP, touches the dog's head at every turn, and begs to be fed. It feels like I have a disobedient golden cat that I have to coax and protect. It's so disgusting.

I really can't bear to see the heroine making such a fuss over the Zhang Jia family... In ancient times, the concubine raised many children for the head of the throne. Is she so glass-hearted... Besides, they are too lenient. Even if they are the princes, is it possible to interfere in the brother's inner house... They don't even have to control which mother their son is raised by?

The female protagonist loves to cry too much. She has traveled through time. It's so embarrassing. Think about a woman in her thirties or forties who cries when something goes wrong and has to be coaxed when something goes wrong. She relies on the male protagonist to dote on her. This kind of protagonist probably wants to die! Just like this, once the male protagonist is deposed, he should not commit suicide! You don't have any spirit of self-reliance and you're in a deep palace, please don't be so pretentious, okay? The Queen Mother is too bad at choosing people!

I feel like the heroine is too pretentious, not like modern people, crying at every turn, pretending to be stupid is too much.

The heroine of this article is a stupid good-for-nothing. She has no ability other than crying. As a modern person, her life is worse than that of ancient dodder flowers. She cannot live without the prince. 😅

Watching the heroine adopt her eldest brother, the biological mother cannot be serious and feel very uncomfortable. While talking about why Da Fujin robbed Zhang Jia's child, he hugged Qiao's child... Qiao didn't use any tricks at all. The male protagonist himself guessed that she didn't drink the Bizi Soup. She thought she was of low status but had the ability, so don't sleep with her. Both the male and female protagonists are quite sick.

Why do you have to recognize your eldest brother as your son when you can clearly give birth to him? It's really addicting every time I watch it. Every time I see this, I get so angry that I can't stand it anymore. So angry...

In ancient times, it felt comfortable for the male protagonist to touch the female protagonist's head? Even the cute hairpins on the heroine's head are uncomfortable to touch, right? Even if they are touched, does "touching her dog's head" sound good? Repeat over and over again! I really can't stand it anymore. Even if I really touch a puppy, I can only say touch its head, let alone a girl. I really don't know what the author thinks of this. One sentence is about a dog's head, the other is a dog's head. I don't even want to subscribe anymore. Abandoned...

The prince in The Prince is my favorite male protagonist. He really protects Yali to death and is basically his only favorite. Especially after he ascended the throne in more than 500 chapters, he has never been anywhere else. He is his exclusive favorite in almost 2/3 of the chapters. Their son became the unofficial prince early and took the initiative to pave the way for his children. But in this book, Yali has a bad character, and she will cry if she has the heart of a holy mother. Their son also had a distinct personality, and he didn't feel much attachment to the couple. The second highlight is the heroine's father and brother, especially the brother, they are really perfect people. Just watching the extras, I can't help but think about how popular the TV series about the heroine's famous minister's brother, filmed in a parallel time and space later, is. It would be great if the male protagonist of "The Prince's Concubine", the prince, + the female protagonist of "The Fourth Master's Beloved Concubine", Zaozao + Zaozao's son, were in one book. The best heroine and heir son in the author's works is Ye Zao mother and son. Hong Xin, who is smart, cunning and loves her mother, is much brighter and better than Hong Zhao in this book. Zaozao also has a good personality, smart, scheming and capable, like a little fox. But the biggest problem with that book is that I didn't see the male protagonist caring about the future of the female protagonist. Fourth Master talks about being affectionate, but when it comes to matters, it's quite empty. This involves the position of the prince, so he is reluctant. She warned Zaozao many times, and said that if her son was not outstanding, he would not be born, and he would leave a legacy to protect her. Come on, pull it down. If the son of the beloved concubine does not become the emperor, will the beloved concubine and her son have a good ending? When he said this, did he ever think that if Si Age was really allowed to ascend the throne, Zao Zao, whom he had doted on all his life, would have to kneel down to Concubine Xi, the new empress dowager who had been suppressed by Zao Zao all his life? Could he bear it? In the end, the son Zaozao was born after all the other sons were abandoned. What if the other sons didn't commit the crime? Is he still going to hesitate? This is far from the best in this book.

I really like this kind of warm ancient style writing, especially about food.