Reincarnated as a Man: My Fair Princess, Qing’er, Be My Wife

(For fans of the classic Qinggege and the first two parts of My Fair Princess. Characters from the newer version also appear. Please don’t flame me if it’s not to your taste.) Mu Xinghan transmigrates into the world of My Fair Princess and becomes a man, only to be made a prince of a different surname? One day, he teases Qinggege, and from then on, his heart begins to beat for her. To make this woman truly his, he clears away every flower and weed around her. He is obsessive, scheming, domineering, and possessive. He won’t allow any man to come within three feet of her, and not even women are allowed that close. When an iron tree finally blooms, the consequences can be deadly. He follows the story, seizes power, eliminates evil forces, and helps Yongqi claim the throne. In the end, he becomes the most powerful official in the Qing Dynasty, with his beloved wife by his side and children and grandchildren all around him, living a happy life. A little side scene: Beneath the artificial hill in Prince Mu’s residence, a father and his two children stare at one another. Mu Xingxing suddenly blushes. “Father, I accidentally knocked over Mother’s jewelry box. Could you take the blame for me later?” Mu Dunun’s stern face breaks into a smile. “Father, I think I poured out the food Mother made. Could you take the blame for me too?” Mu Xinghan’s forehead twitches. He rubs his brow helplessly. These two little demons must have come to settle a debt with him. He sighs inwardly, but still manages a smile. Crouching down, he says, “All right, but don’t do it again, okay?” The two children nod obediently. Unbeknownst to them, a gentle beauty in Qing attire has appeared behind them, her face cold. “Oh? What are you going to take the blame for?” The three of them feel a chill run down their backs. They turn around stiffly and all groan inwardly at once: “We’re done for.”