Qing Transmigration: The Fourth Master’s Wife Raises Her Children

It's very beautiful. I've never seen it clearly. I was deeply attracted by it when I saw it for the first time. The heroine does have some tricks, and the nine sons to win the heir are also very interesting. The general plot is not as good as it. The most important thing is that there are many major changes compared to history. If you look closely, you will find out. The butterfly effect of the heroine is indeed that she single-handedly changed the good life in history. The center is also very clear. There is no OOC in a feudal society where imperial power is supreme. Basically, the logic is very reasonable, except that Kangxi was induced to take drugs and the hero's love for the heroine. A little plot effect, the rest can be regarded as a natural thing, very rare, the author is very manipulative, look forward to other works, as Shi Tong's explanation is also good, fascinating description, detailed and well-paced, the whole story is very gripping, the main conflict is very clear, the climax points are drawn one by one, the sub-plots are also very full, the foreshadowing is very natural, the characters are also standing up, and as an ancient novel looks quite comfortable, the heroine surrenders to the power of the monarch and the husband, and it is realistic! Looking forward to the masterpiece

I rarely see it clearly. The details of this set are very well laid out. I really want to continue reading This chapter ends when Yongzheng goes south No need to think about Southern Belle👍

Yihua traveled to the Sibeile Mansion in the Qing Dynasty to be a fujin. Sifujin gave birth to her eldest brother on the day she gave birth. The fourth master was very happy. Yihua began to plan to raise a baby. Honghui was smart and loved by Emperor Kangxi since he was a child. The relationship between Yihua and Yinzhen became better and better, and the fourth master finally became the emperor. This book tells about the good relationship between the Nine Masters and the Tenth Master Yinzhen.

When Yihua traveled to Sibeile's house in the Qing Dynasty, Fujin was giving birth to an elder brother. Yihua started living in the Qing Dynasty. Honghui was very popular with Emperor Kangxi. He was very good and treated Ama Eniang and Da Gege very well. The story is heartwarmingly written.

I really want to say it 800 times. It's not that women and villains are difficult to deal with. It's not that women and villains are difficult to deal with. They always stigmatize themselves literally. Co-author, are you not a woman? There is also a common problem in Qing Dynasty novels. The heroine travels through time and is destined to be the husband and godson of her children. Seriously, other than these are nice to look at but I really can't stand it