The Qing Palace: The Story of Consort Wan
清宫——宛妃传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 975k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 18y ago
- English
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I read this book a long time ago, and I still can't get over the heroine's life. If only she hadn't gone back to the palace that one time!
Although it's a story from a few years ago, it's still quite enjoyable to read... This is my second time reading it... I still have to say the female lead is so silly...
I read it twelve years ago, and I cried buckets back then. This novel isn't primarily about palace intrigue and power struggles; it's more like an exploration of human nature. When I read it, I was completely immersed in the character of Qingru. I kept wondering if Qingru ever regretted her actions. More than a decade has passed, and now I think she probably didn't.
Trash, the most disgusting emperor, bar none.
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This story, written in 2007, is quite well-written. The male lead's character and plot might be considered problematic by many today. The male lead is cold-hearted, suspicious, and arrogant—a common "scumbag" archetype from over a decade ago. However, considering his imperial status and numerous concubines, it's more realistic.
When the Minister of Justice retired, he brought several large trunks with him. When Emperor Kangxi opened the trunks, he found they were full of iron nails. The history of learning and the present Original 2020-10-28 15:27 · High-quality history content creator In the twenty-third year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign in the Qing Dynasty, the emperor encountered a difficult situation.
What was the author thinking? Since Consort Rong had already decided to commit suicide, why didn't she tell Qingru everything? Was it really necessary to make things so complicated?
I just want to know how Shunzhi became emperor. Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong were all brave, resourceful, and skilled in both literature and martial arts, dedicated to the country and its people. This emperor, however, was only thinking about love and romance, lacking any common sense, constantly doubting this and that, utterly devoid of wisdom. No wonder he died young; he was completely unworthy of the title of emperor.