Ruoxi and the Fourteenth Prince: From the Succession Struggle to Rewriting Qing History

[Reunion after a long separation + both leads reborn + going off the rails + overpowered + widower wins back his wife + rivalry-filled romance]

When Ruoxi opened her eyes again, she never expected to find herself back in the year Kangxi arranged her marriage to the Fourteenth Prince. This time, she accepted the imperial decree with thanks, only to discover that the Fourteenth Prince was not quite the same.

He pressed her at every turn, forceful and domineering, yet strangely fragile.

He said:

“Do you like Fourth Brother?”

When she neither agreed nor denied it, he continued:

“Forget him. Love me.”

…

Yinsi opened his eyes and found himself back in the fifty-fourth year of Kangxi’s reign, but things were not as he remembered them.

Why were Fourth Brother and Eighth Brother suddenly hounding his wife?

Yinsi pieced together the memories of his three lifetimes. He, Emperor Yongxi, had died of old age at the Changchun Garden, only to gain a memory of Fourth Brother ascending the throne and taking his wife by force?

Yinsi curled his lips. Yongzheng? Hah.

But could someone tell him why there was no place for him in his wife’s heart anymore?!?!

…

Yinzhen had Ruoxi in his arms when a figure suddenly appeared at the mouth of the alley: Yinsi.

He stood there, his gaze fixed on the sight of her in Yinzhen’s arms, yet his face showed no emotion.

Ruoxi suddenly felt flustered and ran after him in the direction he had disappeared.

The next second, a familiar figure leaned close, carrying the faint scent of alcohol and a crisp, clean fragrance, and trapped her firmly between his arms.

“Looking for me?”

“What do you want from me?”

“So… Miss Zhang Xiao, how would you like me to save you?”

…

Overpowered: The Fourteenth Prince is the Emperor Yongxi who ascended the throne in the previous book, with all his attributes maxed out and a powerful return. You don’t need to have read it to enjoy this story.

(Young husband and wife, middle-aged emperor and empress, building a golden age together)