[Mainly My Fair Princess fan fiction (original version, Season 2) + transmigration + coercive romance + spatial dimension + some Condor Heroes]
Content warnings: This story is mainly My Fair Princess, with a little Condor Heroes. Readers who expect the Little Dragon Girl in Xiang Fei's secret identity to remain utterly chaste, or who are uncomfortable with the male lead being an emperor, should proceed with caution.
One-line summary: After Little Dragon Girl jumps off a cliff, she transmigrates into Xiang Fei and wins over the flirtatious Qianlong.
Full summary:
The story involves some My Fair Princess plotlines (primarily) and some Condor Heroes plotlines.
To give Yang Guo hope that he could go on living,
Little Dragon Girl carved the words “A sixteen-year promise” into the Cliff of Heartbreak,
then resolutely jumped off.
But not only did she survive,
when she awoke, she had become the Huijiang princess Han Xiang, newly titled Consort Xiang by Emperor Qianlong.
Qianlong is constantly pressing his advances on her, touching her hand at every opportunity and showing his affection whenever he can.
Outside the palace, she also has a lover, Meng Dan, who keeps plotting to abduct her.
The emperor's sons and daughters are also going to great lengths to help him get her out of the palace.
Little Dragon Girl cannot make sense of their complicated feelings. All she wants is to cure the poison, regain her powers, and leave the palace…
The pairing of Emperor Qianlong with the novel has some potential; I hope the author won't disappoint me. 🤦The CP didn't just disappear because Emperor Qianlong withdrew; it's pointless now.
It's very beautiful; it's rare to see a painting of Xiang Fei.
This was supposed to be an ordinary story of a Little Dragon Girl transmigrating into Huan Zhu Ge Ge, but in reality, it had so many unexpected elements that it was quite surprising and interesting.
It's an odd couple, but it's actually quite good.
A very interesting and thought-provoking book; I'm really looking forward to the next part of the story.
I personally think it's good.