Qing Chuan: the Daily Life of the Prodigal Fujin

Personally think so! It's really good to watch from the beginning to the time you travel back in time. The female protagonist is very sassy, ​​but I feel like the male protagonist has a bit too many scenes. Later, he traveled back to modern times and back again. There were a lot of modern writings, and it was a bit messy. Several of the supporting cast members also passed through it. Later, many characters appeared. I feel like he really wrote all the characters in the supporting cast group, so it felt a bit messy. In fact, you can still watch it, which is quite good!

Pass it, don't read it, it feels like the author himself didn't even know what he wanted to write.

Usually, I'm halfway through reading it, and suddenly I'm transported back to modern times, and then the author is too imaginative to understand.

I watched it once before and thought it was pretty good and quite enjoyable. But now that I'm watching it again, nothing makes sense. From the very beginning, I wanted to be with Brother Jiu for the rest of my life, let alone travel to the Qing Dynasty. Even we don't have that extravagant dream now. Later, Jay Chou's Blue and White Porcelain, The Legend of the Condor Heroes and the theme song were produced. When Kangxi found a wife for his son, he had to check the eighteenth generation of his ancestors.

Later, he traveled to modern times, then back again, and again to modern times. The plot was confusing.

I feel that the author has a very broad mind and wrote a complete mess about the Qing Dynasty. This will make future generations wonder which is true and which is false. If this continues, the Qing Dynasty will no longer be the original Qing Dynasty in the eyes of the world.

I feel that it is better not to go back to the modern period. The author has set up the heroine in both books to not be able to write. She feels like an illiterate. This is a bit strange. Some things are a bit long-winded and could be shortened. Otherwise, it would be a bit tiring to read. However, the beginning is well written and the heroine is very sassy and capable of fighting.

At first, I thought it was a time-travel drama. The heroine traveled from the past life to the Qing Dynasty and fell in love with the Ninth Prince. The two made history, but ended up traveling to the later generations. I couldn't understand it at first, and it was a bit confusing.

It was written earlier in the story that the Dong E family and Jiu Ye created a prosperous age in the Qing Dynasty and traveled through the present. The middle characters were a bit hard to understand, but the extra story was okay.

It was very frustrating to watch and I couldn't understand what the author wanted to express. I don't recommend watching it.