The Crown Prince's Beloved Consort in the Qing Dynasty
清穿之太子娇妃
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- Completed
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- 2.6M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Classical Alternate History
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- 9y ago
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What's the point of giving her a time-traveling identity? Can't we just use the word "oh" for filler? All she does is cry and whine. Where did she even travel from? It's awful. It feels like the female lead can't survive without the male lead's doting affection. The forced CP chemistry, the constant dog-head pats, the begging for food—it's like raising a disobedient golden retriever cat that she has to pamper and protect. It's disgusting.
Seeing the female lead make such a fuss over Zhang Jia Shi is unbearable... In ancient times, it was common for concubines to let the principal wife raise their children, why is she so sensitive? Besides, they are meddling too much. Even if he is the crown prince, is it right to interfere in his brother's private life? You even have to care which mother his son gets to raise?
The female lead is such a crybaby! And she's a time traveler, it's so embarrassing! Imagine a woman in her thirties or forties, crying at the slightest thing, needing to be comforted at every turn, completely dependent on the male lead's pampering—this kind of protagonist must be asking for trouble! And if the male lead is deposed, she'll probably commit suicide!
The female lead seems too dramatic; she's not like a modern person, crying at the drop of a hat. Her act of feigning ignorance is over the top.
The female lead in this story is a complete idiot and a useless piece of trash. All she can do is cry. As a modern person, she lives worse than a parasitic vine in ancient times; she can't survive without the crown prince. 😅
It was really uncomfortable to watch the female lead adopt the eldest prince, but the birth mother couldn't acknowledge him. On one hand, he complained about why the First Princess Consort had the right to take Zhang Jia's child, and on the other hand, he took Qiao's child… Qiao didn't even use any underhanded tactics.
She could have given birth herself, so why did she insist on acknowledging the eldest prince as her son? It's so infuriating, I can't bear to watch it anymore! So infuriating…
Is it really comfortable for an ancient male protagonist to touch a female protagonist's head? Even if the female protagonist is cute, touching her head full of jeweled hairpins wouldn't be comfortable, right? And even if he did touch her, is "patting her dog's head" really that nice? It's repeated over and over again! I really can't stand it anymore.
The male lead and the female lead's brother are such great characters, especially the female lead's brother, who is practically a model of a scholar-official.
The Crown Prince in "The Crown Prince's Beloved Concubine" is my favorite male lead. He truly protects Ya Li fiercely, showering her with exclusive affection, especially after his ascension to the throne around chapter 500. He hasn't been anywhere else since, devoting almost two-thirds of the chapters to her.
I absolutely love this kind of heartwarming, traditional Chinese style writing, especially the ones about food.