Qianlong and I Transmigrated to the Kangxi Era and Ran into Yongzheng

(The Zero-Degree Space is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental.)

Title: Yingluo Peiyao Shuchen Wan

Lin Wan is a girl obsessed with history and the court accessories worn in period dramas. When she goes to the hospital and discovers that her mother, Zhao Wenjie, hasn’t returned from her night shift, she learns where her mother has gone and follows the hospital rescue workers to the scene of a sudden accident. The rescue team is overwhelmed, so she joins them in helping the injured. While rescuing a patient who has been struck in the head and is bleeding heavily, she unfortunately contracts a virus. After receiving treatment, she continues to suffer frequent headaches and dizziness, and is diagnosed with a brain condition. Later, while bargain hunting at a secondhand market, her illness suddenly flares up. Her boyfriend, Jiang Yi, rushes to her aid and takes her to the hospital.

As Lin Wan’s life hangs in the balance, Jiang Yi stays by her side in the intensive care unit, watching over her while she remains confused after surgery. He knows how much Lin Wan loves the history of the Qing dynasty under Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong. Hoping to wake her from her frequent, unresponsive sleep, he weaves the history she loves into sweeping tales and tells them to her. Perhaps true love always finds an answer. Thanks to Jiang Yi’s devotion and persistence, Lin Wan responds to the call to love and be loved, and transmigrates into stories of Qianlong, palace maids, and consorts in the Qing dynasty... Jiang Yi recalls the past and says, “Can such a love be anything but a memory?” But will Lin Wan overcome her illness and wake again? And what kind of emotional bond will she form with Qianlong through this experience? Read this historical transmigration novel by Li Xiangyang, and discover the ending: “Yingluo Peiyao Shuchen Wan, a sandalwood scent lingers in the breeze beside the wooden fan!”