[Empresses in the Palace + Dream of the Red Chamber + Qiong Yao, no pairing, a work of wild imagination, no palace intrigue plot, fans of Empresses in the Palace, beware]
From the thirteenth year of the Yongzheng era back to its third year, Aisin Gioro Yinzhen was reborn.
But not ten years in the past. He had returned to the body of the thirty-year-old “Yongzheng.”
His imperial father had died fourteen years earlier?
Aisin Gioro Yinzhen was dumbfounded. Should he be happy or sad?
Before he could celebrate the chance to enjoy a close bond with his mother and harmony with his brothers,
he suddenly discovered that he wasn't the only one reborn.
He'd also been saddled with a whole bunch of bizarre “oddities.”
Was this true love really a must?
Yongzheng: Maybe this rebirth wasn't necessary after all.
[Reader's note]
The story is told from Emperor Yongzheng's perspective, but there is no absolute protagonist. It's mainly meant to make up for the disappointment of a silly author watching TV dramas.
This is a work of wild imagination, not a plot-driven story. Don't get hung up on the original plot. I'll try to keep the characters in character, though their choices and personalities may change as the story develops.
I'm something of a Yongzheng fan, though I don't research the history, so this won't follow the plot of Empresses in the Palace. Fans of Empresses in the Palace, beware.
There are no pairings or real romance in this story. If you ask me, they're all just comrades-in-arms. There's no plot about forgoing a harem for true love, and there's not much palace intrigue either. Compared with his father and son, Fourth Master Yongzheng's harem was small potatoes.
Fairy tale, complete ancient fairy tale Yongzheng was not mean and ungrateful; Nian Shilan is not arrogant and domineering, Yixiu also became the filial empress Xian in official history. Concubine De is not partial to Son Fourteen either. In Fourteen's heart, his fourth brother also became the best. Lao Ba, Lao Ninth and Lao Ten will not cause trouble to Lao Four. Jia Zheng and Jia She both became good men who were able to hide their clumsiness. Jia Mu is not the head wife who favors Jia Zheng. The writing and plot are very good, but unfortunately I have preconceived ideas and have past impressions, so I really can't stand it.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Highly recommended, for me this is a collaboration between gods! The whole story is very smooth and reasonable to read. There are no obscure plots and there are no poisonous points so far. I like it very much.
Can I write "Huan Zhu Ge Ge"?
Five stars for encouragement, well written