The Legend of the Qin Concubine in the Harem

The emperor's control over the harem of the previous dynasty is relatively real. In some novels, the emperor with a worrying IQ is not pulled down, which is simply unreasonable. To be able to sit in that position, he must have great wisdom. For two strangers to know each other and fall in love, it takes a process, like flowing clouds and flowing water.

Read it in 8 days. The whole process is relaxed and casual, so sweet, and the young palace fights. Almost all the characters describe relatively reasonable logic of action. Even the villains or swing factions will describe their integrity, bravery, innocence, and cute side; such as Tong Guowei who supports the second prince, the deposed prince Er Beile, the arrogant and domineering Yiguiren, the shameless Yu Changzai, the overthinking eldest brother... Every character jumps out on the page, and you can clearly tell who is who. The author has high writing skills and describes the characters in a three-dimensional way. After watching it, I will still be obsessed with the little scene that has very few scenes. It will always be there and I will never forget it, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

This novel really made me see that the emperor can be a loving person and can stay in love with his lover till old age. People often say that the most ruthless emperor's family is the most ruthless, but in my opinion, except for the villains, they are basically kind-hearted people. As I watched it, I felt that there was a human touch in a place like the palace, where intrigues and intrigues were everywhere, and I felt extremely comfortable.

The front part is very nice, I like it a lot, but for some reason the style of painting suddenly changes in the back part, and it feels like there are a lot fewer pictures. At the beginning, I was still in a drugged state, and why did I suddenly become pregnant, I feel a bit confused.

This book should be a sweet pet novel, right? Although I gave it a good review, there are a few issues I want to write about: 1. Chapter 316 is probably an omission in the revision. In the previous chapters, Mu Sai said that he had escaped back with his envoy entourage, and in this chapter, he suddenly appeared in the harem. 2. Chen Wenxin has lived for 27 years before time travel. Why do I feel that writing about her in the previous article is a bit naive? 3. Chen Wenxin traveled to the imperial society of the old feudal monarchy system. A modern person should succumb to imperial power in order to survive. He can't just do whatever he wants, right? 4. This is the first time I know about Chen Wenxin's contraceptive method. So, every time the emperor personally helps her clean the sperm in her body, just imagine, can she still have children? Wouldn't it affect the emperor's mood for sex in bed if he did such a shy thing?

It's very interesting, but I feel like there's a lot of plot missing between Chapter 349 and Chapter 350. I didn't see the plot description of how Chen Wenxin proved her innocence after Zeng was rescued, and whether Concubine Hui, the instigator behind the scenes, was exposed. Overall, it's very interesting to watch and has a happy ending.

This is a rare love story about court battles. The emperor in this book makes me feel excited that he is worthy of being an emperor for all eternity. He is so wise and forbearing, and has everything in mind. He can grasp everything in front of him. In his harem, conspiracies do exist, but he will not fall into the trap, and there is no blood. When it comes to relationships, he is as green as a young boy, but he has not lost his true nature as an emperor. Unlike other Mary Sues, an emperor can't even control his own harem and still wants to be a stable king? But he doesn't have a love brain, he has the thoughtfulness of an emperor. Finally, for the heroine, I had tears in my eyes when I watched it. When he thought he was about to die, he was worried about not only Jiangshan, but also her. When she was unconscious, she muttered "Tell her I'm sorry for her." The first part of his posthumous edict was to make her his queen to prevent her status from being unstable a hundred years later. The writing style is humorous and witty, and there are always sentences that make people smile.

The lovely Chen Wenxin's rise from Chen Yongsheng to Qinfei has been smooth and smooth, and she is always favored by the emperor. The dangerous battles in the harem also reflect Wenxin's simplicity and cutenessớ ₃ờ

The concubine in the Forbidden City wears Hanfu, are you kidding me? And even if the emperor loved Chen Wenxin no matter how much he doted on him, he wouldn't do it to that extent, right? I feel like there are a few chapters missing from the article. When a woman goes to court to preside over government affairs, does she want to compete with Wu Zetian? Who would believe that a woman who has been in the harem for several years is still the same little girl who just entered the harem? The author's writing is good, but it's better to have a good understanding of the general situation of the Qing court before revising it!

The status of the harem was confusing. The Yigui people should be on the same level as the De concubine, the Hui concubine, and the Rong concubine. It was the first time that Kangxi granted the four concubines in the harem. Moreover, the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang was still there at this time. The Mi concubine, later known as the Mi concubine and the He concubine, were all concubines in the late Kangxi period and did not appear so early. There is also the identity of the heroine. She should belong to the Han Army Banner, so she would enter the palace through the election and be sealed and promised to stay forever. If she is a servant slave according to the status given in the previous article, she can only enter the palace through small selection, and this status can only be a palace maid. After reading the previous ten chapters, I felt that the entire article was extremely confusing. Regarding the Kangxi harem, If you read the Qing Dynasty text, it is recommended to read the more formal one. This kind is completely too confusing, and even some basic things are messed up like this. What I said above is my understanding of the harem organized by Kangxi and Yongzheng after reading many many Qing Chuan texts. Because in all the Qing Dynasty novels I have read before, their harems are clearly divided into hierarchies, and some events that happened in the harem, and when and what happened, they still generally followed history, so when I read this novel now, it is more confusing, and I don't like this feeling very much.