Doting on a Concubine Leads to Death

This book is very interesting and very good-looking. Although it is not a life-long relationship, it is much better than those male and female protagonists who are always tired of being together. The plot has ups and downs and is interesting. The sincere relationship between the male and female protagonists is very touching, especially in the extra chapters. Everything the male protagonist did, I was really touched. I hope the author will continue to work hard, come on＾0＾~

This book is really good and very suitable for me. When I watched Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, I felt very sorry for Ruyi and hated the concubine. When I read The Story of Yanxi Palace again, I felt that the concubine was perfect and Uranala was very annoying. I have also looked for information, but I don't know who the person he loves is like, and what is the relationship between them... I always feel that the facts are no longer ascertainable, so let the past pass. Now that I read this novel, I am no longer limited to the past, I just read it as a new story. Brother Jiu'a is very domineering. After having a lover, he voluntarily stayed away from other women, which made me feel that he was very responsible and responsible, and he never got entangled with her again. The person he loved most in his last life was probably Wanxi, but he only realized it when she was gone. In this life, he probably just wanted to make up for Wanxi, and he understood his heart so early. It felt like fate made them fall in love. Wanxi didn't understand his love in her last life, and she was too hurt. She was wary of others all her life. She was only kind to him for revenge at first, and she never trusted him wholeheartedly. However, the two later eliminated the gap.

Well written! At least there are very few Qing palace dramas in it. This one can be regarded as the best one among the Qing palace dramas ^ω^ I give the author a big thumbs up👍. It tells the story of the heroine from being a princess at the beginning, to being promoted to a direct descendant, and finally growing old together with the hero! Oops, my mother made me blind. I can't finish all the dog food. I've bought the dog food for our community this month. Oops, what I particularly like is those children, they are so cute (๑•.•๑). The children are lively and vivid in the author's writing. . . . . .

I really like to read Qinggong-type novels, and any brother will do. But there seem to be very few of the Seven Cats category.

Seeing Ulanara's family, I can't help but think of Cai Shaofen...

It was okay at first, but later on I found that the plot was too repetitive, and some things were too direct and specific, which made it seem cumbersome. Personally, I feel that the heroine has a great halo. She gave birth to boys one after another, twins, twins, twins, twins, twins, and the only one who opposes her is Shengge. Moreover, the other concubines and concubines could not even see the Ninth Prince, which was not in line with the reality at that time.

It's too idiotic to write about other people. I feel that others have no IQ and are a bit stupid. Only the male and female protagonists have IQs, and the heroine is obviously green tea and a mistress. If you want to see how poorly written it is, you can read it

So beautiful!

The two major flaws in the article are: first, Kangxi was reborn in the 38th year, and soon entered the Ninth Prince's Palace, and soon became pregnant and gave birth to a child. By Chapter 458, in the 58th year of Kangxi's reign, he was still fighting in the palace. The eldest son is almost 20, and the eldest princess is at least 15 years old, so they don't want to be married. The children in the Ninth Prince's Palace seem to be still at the age where they need the daily care and protection of the heroine. Time has stopped for the child? Second, the concubine who was promised to seek death turned into a good person and was very virtuous and helpful.

This book failed because of its cover. To be honest, I just kept it on my bookshelf at the time. I never read it because I didn't have high hopes for the book after looking at the cover. I read it later because I was really short of books. So I suggest changing the cover (just a suggestion, don't blame me)