
The Leisurely Life of the Ninth Princess Consort in the Qing Dynasty
清穿之九福晋的悠闲生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 224k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Qing-Dynasty Transmigration Novels Starring Crown Prince Yinreng or Ninth Prince Yintang
A Crossover of Film and TV Worlds: A Glamorous, Alluring Heroine, Ideally with a Male Lead Who Falls for Her at First Sight and Devotes Himself to Her
The Ninth Princess Consort Slacks Off, the Ninth Prince Cries, and They Have Over 26 Children and 100 Grandchildren
Looking for Qing Dynasty Transmigration Stories About the Imperial Princes, Especially the Tenth, Ninth, or Thirteenth Prince
Preferably a laid-back story with goofy humor.
Looking for Qing-Dynasty Transmigration Novels With an Obvious, Unabashed Favorite
Looking for books similar to *Comprehensive Film and TV: I Dwell on Spring Mountain*. The female lead transmigrates to ancient times. She's independent and clear-headed, and the male lead likes her. I don't need them both to be each other's first, but once he's with her, she should be the only one for him.
Looking for Qing Dynasty Transmigration Stories, Ideally About the Ninth Prince’s Consort or the Crown Princess
I'd like books similar to *Lucky Ninth Master: This Consort Is a Bit of a Tiger*.
Palace-Crossing, Reborn, and Palace Intrigue
Looking for books like Fourth Madam Fu Is Expecting: Raising Children and Being Spoiled Every Day.
Small Worlds in the Qing Dynasty
Does anyone know the title of a Qing-era transmigration novel where, in the first world, the protagonist becomes the Ninth Prince's wife and has the Ninth Prince's household produce tons of children? They're so busy raising them that they don't have time to get involved in the succession struggle.
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The title of the book says about a leisurely life, but there are plots one after another in the book [face covering] I really can't see where the leisure is? [Laughing and crying] I don't really like this type. It's a bit tiring to watch. If you like to watch palace battles, it might be okay~ And the soy milk at the beginning. Tofu had been around before the Qing Dynasty. How could it be possible to wait until the heroine came to invent soy milk? [Face covering] The whole text is in the first person, which looks a bit awkward. I still like the third person perspective~
Is this definitely a leisurely life? Not a life of fear