[One-on-one romance, both leads are each other’s one and only (there’ll be a tiny bit of awkwardness at first, but none afterward) + two strong leads + sweet romance with no major angst + career comeback + if you mind that it doesn’t follow historical events, don’t read]
Yun Shu, a history graduate student, transmigrates into the body of a banner girl during the Kangxi era. The moment she opens her eyes, she catches the attention of the future Yongzheng Emperor!
“This girl is mine,” Yin Zhen says, gripping her chin and gazing at her intently.
The modern woman astonishes the Imperial Medical Academy by saving a life with an IV drip. She is scolded for flouting propriety when she opens a school for girls, yet she thrives in the Qing dynasty with three magical tools: a penicillin formula, a max-level gift of prophecy, and... the candied fruit Fourth Prince brings her every night after climbing over the wall.
Her secret identity is completely exposed. “Actually, I know what’s going to happen to you...”
Yin Zhen covers her mouth. “Be good. A princess consort who gives away spoilers has to be punished.”
The consorts mock her low birth, only to see Kangxi personally invite her to sit down. “Yun, would you take a look at the military supply accounts from the northwest for me?”
Later, the history books record that the Yongzheng Emperor never took another woman in his life, all because of the empress who was always eating strawberry cake in the Palace of Heavenly Purity. When she rises onto her tiptoes to plant strawberries for the emperor, even the Imperial Seal of State obediently lets her use it as a step stool.
[Reader’s Guide]
◆ Career by day, sweet romance by night. The heroine uses science to become a legend in ancient times.
◆ Fourth Prince has a terminal case of lovesickness. His daily refrain: “Shushu, come cuddle.”
◆ Everyone ends up eating their words. From lowly maid to empress, save me!
It's so beautiful, hahaha, it feels like a different dimension! Sweet from beginning to end! Like like like The more you look at it, the better it looks
Not Shuangjie,
This. . What the hell. .
You can take a look
It's not Shuang Jie but it's called Shuang Jie. It's a good idea.
The author's imagination is wide open, and it doesn't feel too abrupt. It's very fresh. I recommend this article.
It looks good and has a sense of urgency.