Novels Set in the Qing Dynasty About the Fourth Prince 清朝（四爷）的小说
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Film and TV Crossover: She Became the Female Lead's Biggest Obstacle 综影视：她成了女主的拦路虎
If you don't like it, don't read or complain. (The leads are not both virgins. Except in the first world, the hero will be devoted to the heroine after meeting her, but she won't be devoted to him. She's sweet, soft, and easy to push around; this is a harem and Mary Sue story. Don't tell me what happens in the original works. This isn't the original. Some characters are very out of character, so proceed with caution, proceed with caution, proceed with caution. If you don't like it, don't read it
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Qing Transmigration: How Many Steps from Side Consort to Imperial Noble Consort? 清穿：从侧福晋到皇贵妃需要几步
In her previous life, Fu Nian'an was sickly. Fortunately, she was born into a much better life this time. As a girl, she was adored by her father, cherished by her mother, and doted on by her many brothers. After she married, the cold-faced emperor treated her like a treasure for the rest of her life. A sweet, straightforward beauty VS a cold-faced, secretly passionate emperor A soft and lovely beauty with a dark, scheming heart beneath the surface, and a hardworking emperor who inherited his fa
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Qing Dynasty Rebirth as Yongzheng's First Wife: I Shut My Heart and Keep Laying Low 清穿雍正原配：封心锁爱苟到底
Perhaps she'd been reading too many trending topics lately. Na Min suffered a sudden cardiac arrest and, in the blink of an eye, transmigrated into the body of Ula Nara, Fourth Prince Yinzhen's wife, who had just lost her son. She had planned to feign madness and get divorced to escape the palace's troubles, only to learn that royal marriages allowed for widowhood, not divorce. With no other choice, Na Min returned to Fourth Prince Yinzhen's side. But she never forgot how cold and heartless he h
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Qing Dynasty Transmigration: Did the Fourth Prince Get Beaten Today? 清穿四爷今天挨揍了吗
Blending modern memes with everyday life in the Qing palace, the heroine uses stand-up-style quips to defuse palace intrigue and applies workplace thinking to put her household in order, creating an unconventional palace comedy. To escape being known as “the Emperor’s personal witness to his love life,” Hongli asks to go to Jingling and compile Notes on Observing Parental Love.
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The Tsundere Empress Falls for the Leader of the Red Flower Society 傲娇娘娘，爱上红花会头目
The heroine of this story is the daughter of Chen Yanzhang, and also Xia Ziwei’s mother, Xia Yuhe. Chen Mingyu is initially overlooked, but later fights to win favor. She allies with Consort Xian and joins the palace power struggle. Later, there is also a story involving Qianlong and Han Xiangjian. In the imperial harem, she never backs down, whether facing the schemes and rivalries between consorts or the fallout from struggles for power at court. She remains steadfast in this complex world. Sh
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The Rose Beauty of Empresses in the Palace 甄嬛传之玫瑰美人
Must-read warnings before you start! 1️⃣ The heroine is brainless, a pure, pretty vase, and she will not get smarter. Read carefully before you dive in!! I said she won't change!! Anyone who comes in just to insult me gets blocked. 2️⃣ Fans of Huan, Lingrong, or Yixiu should probably skip Volume One. If you finish it and still come to my comments to run your mouths, you'll all get blocked. Don't come here to annoy me. 3️⃣ Aside from Volume Two, none of the other volumes start out with the hero d
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The Qing Dynasty: Consort Yin’s Exclusive Favor from the Fourth Prince 清穿尹氏之四爷独宠
Q: What's it like to transmigrate into a novel you wrote yourself? Yin Qingyi: Hard to put into words. Q: What's it like to transmigrate into a cannon-fodder character in a novel you wrote yourself? Yin Qingyi: I want to die eight hundred times a day. Yin Qingyi really never expected something this absurd to happen to her! Transmigrating into a book she'd written was one thing, but couldn't she at least have gotten a better role? Instead, she was a princess, and a cannon-fodder one at that, the
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I’m Sweet and Well-Behaved, So Why Am I the Harem’s Only Favorite? 我又乖又美，独宠后宫怎么了？
[Sweet Romance + Harem + No Angst] A lively, stunning beauty + a devastatingly handsome, love-struck good emperor. (He’s love-struck but knows right from wrong) (No cutthroat palace intrigue) (Not a devoted couple) (Fast-paced) (Heroine’s halo) Ji Wanqing transmigrates into the harem of the Emperor of Yan and becomes a low-ranking concubine. The moment she arrives, the arrogant Consort slaps her. The Consort is bad enough, and the Empress is no better, using her to stoke the Consort’s anger. Wit
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As Fourth Prince's Side Consort, I Bound Myself to the Farming-and-Strengthening-the-Nation System 四爷侧福晋我绑定了种田强国系统
(Fictional) Farming / System / Exclusive devotion in the later story In her previous life, Usuri was an agricultural science student. Just before graduation, she unexpectedly transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty as the legitimate daughter of a collateral branch of a Manchu family. Her father was devoted to his wife, and her mother’s surname was Uya. She lived peacefully until the age of fifteen, when she had no choice but to enter the palace selection. The Virtuous Consort noticed her and sent her
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The Qing Palace: A Beauty Stirs the Wind 清宫，美人风动
[Qing Dynasty Court + Sweet and Angsty Romance + Deep Devotion] The Shunzhi era was a time of turmoil, a dynasty that should have had nothing to do with a young woman. But she was the regent’s daughter. Having seen the world’s coldness and warmth and suffered betrayal by her family, she left for a distant land. Even so, she never let go of her belief in love. One was an aristocratic lady, the other the ruler of all under heaven. Childhood sweethearts who grew up together, they fell for each othe
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The Favorite Consort’s Rise to Power 宠妃晋升记
Little sweetheart Gu Qing is sent by her useless father to the powerful Regent’s Palace. She thinks that once she becomes a concubine, her carefree days will be over. But how can the notoriously fearsome prince be a shopaholic who loves buying things for people? Gu Qing looks at the piles of things filling the room and frets. Before she can finish worrying, the Princess Consort sends over even more gifts. Waaah, you’re all so mean, picking on poor little me. After it’s all over, Gu Qing says, “W
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Dominating the Harem Through Childbearing 靠生子称霸后宫
In her previous life, Huameng's childhood sweetheart, the boy next door, betrayed her before their wedding. After watching him marry the daughter of a princess, she put on the bright red wedding dress she had spent two years embroidering and hanged herself. But her soul drifted through the world for twenty years after her death before she learned the truth: her childhood sweetheart had broken off their engagement after accidentally hearing that the childless emperor intended to adopt the princes
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The Beloved Consort's Rise to Power 宠妃升职记
When faced with the selection, An Ruyi is merely a low-ranking daughter of a noble family. To avoid the marriage arranged by her legitimate mother, she has to choose between becoming another man's concubine and becoming the emperor's. Without hesitation, she chooses the latter. Backed by a golden finger in the form of a pocket dimension, she originally only wants to retire in the imperial palace. But even the harem is unsafe, and everyone can bully her. The emperor's favor only puts her in the s
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Reborn, the Beautiful Noble Consort Plays by Her Own Rules 重生后，贵妃她人美路子野
[Qing dynasty palace intrigue + Fourth Master + harem battles + revenge on scoundrels + satisfying read] Everyone says Emperor Yongzheng loved Imperial Noble Consort Dunsu, Nian, more than anyone. But who knew that Nian, his favored consort, was living a lie and being deceived by everyone around her? Reborn, Nian Suxin admits this is true. In her previous life, she was thoroughly fooled. Though she was the most favored woman in the household, and even in the imperial harem, a lie kept her dutifu
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The Final Mission: A Qing Dynasty Romance with Fourth Master 最后一个任务—清穿四爷的心头爱
My final mission: Winning the heart of Fourth Master in the Qing Dynasty
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Hong Xiuquan, the Charismatic Heavenly King 风流天王洪秀全
Hong Xiuquan, an impoverished scholar in the late Qing, was quite the extraordinary man. He struck out on a new path, launched the Jintian Uprising, rose from humble beginnings, captured Nanjing, founded the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, dominated eighteen provinces, and ruled for fourteen years over half the realm. He was insatiably greedy, consorting with courtesans and surrounding himself with beautiful women. He gathered beauties from across the land, keeping 2,300 women in his harem to serve hi
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Kangxi's Daughter-in-Law Is No Mortal, The Crimson Pearl Immortal Descends to Earth 康熙儿媳不是人，绛珠仙子下凡尘
[Dream of the Red Chamber + Qing dynasty transmigration + Daiyu + reborn + Fourth Prince Yinzhen + medicine] Daiyu and Chen Xiaoxu were originally two parts of the Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass: one its leaf soul, the other its root soul. Returning together to the Great Void, they reunite as one with the help of Jing Huan and are reborn. Reborn into a new life, Daiyu possesses peerless medical skills, able to cure every poison and illness. She also has the memories of both lifetimes, combining th
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Heshen: Master of Power 和珅：权力的玩家
As a miniature reflection of the power structure during the Qianlong era, Heshen's life was forever entangled in the shadow of absolute imperial authority and the deep-rooted ills of the bureaucracy. From a penniless orphan living under another's roof in Lvrou Hutong to rising to the center of power through his gift for languages and financial acumen, his ascent was shaped by both the banner system and the emperor's political machinations. He was once a capable official who cleaned up the Minist
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Zuo Zongtang 左宗棠
At its heart, this book is about a practical-minded reformer amid the upheavals of the late Qing dynasty. Spanning the years from 1812 to 1885, it vividly portrays the extraordinary life of Zuo Zongtang, from a poor scholar in Xiangyin to a high-ranking provincial official. The book recounts his early studies of statecraft and his years of obscurity after failing the metropolitan examination three times. It also details his military career: raising the Chu Army to suppress the Taiping Rebellion
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Emperor Jiaqing: Turmoil in an Era of Preserving the Status Quo 嘉庆皇帝：守成时代的风雨飘摇
At a pivotal moment when the Qing dynasty was turning from prosperity to decline, one emperor remained shrouded in the mists of history. He inherited the fading glory of the “Qianlong Golden Age,” yet faced a dynasty riddled with hidden problems. He was determined to reform and root out corruption, but struggled to overcome the deep-seated rigidity of the system. He was the last “guardian of the dynasty’s legacy” in Chinese history, and a firsthand witness to the first signs of crisis on the eve
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Hong Taiji: The Founding Emperor of the Qing Dynasty 皇太极：清朝开国皇帝
Emperor Hong Taiji: Founder of the Qing Dynasty follows the extraordinary life of Hong Taiji, the founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty. From the birth of the eldest son in Hetu Ala in 1592 to Hong Taiji's death in Shengjing in 1643, the book vividly portrays his transformation from a young beile to Emperor Taizong of the Great Qing. He fought alongside his father as a youth and first distinguished himself at the Battle of Sarhu. After succeeding to the throne, he abolished old practices, establi
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The Yongzheng Dynasty: A Storm of Reform in the Forbidden City 雍正王朝：紫禁城里的改革风暴
Late one night at the Garden of Tranquil Spring, Kangxi died. Longkodo announced the decree, the Eighth Prince's faction stirred in the shadows, and Yinsi's brother Yinti confronted him in fury. The Fourth Prince, Yinzhen, ascended the throne as the Yongzheng Emperor amid rumors that he had altered the edict and usurped the throne, facing the corrupt bureaucracy and empty treasury Kangxi had left behind. During his thirteen years on the throne, he was a lonely reformer: battling the Eighth Princ
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The Young Emperor: Shunzhi 少年天子：顺治皇帝
This novel vividly recounts the short life of Fulin, the first emperor after the Qing entered the Pass. He ascends the throne at six, a puppet ruler under Dorgon’s regency, quietly gathering strength to rule in his own right amid the power struggles between Shengjing and the Forbidden City. After taking power at fourteen, he promotes a policy of “governing the Han with Han,” appoints Han officials, revises the laws, and attempts to “spread the tax burden across the population.” Yet conservative
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Emperor Yongle: The Iron-Blooded Throne and a Grand Vision of Prosperity 永乐大帝：铁血王座与盛世宏图
As we turn the pages of Ming dynasty history, the Yongle Emperor, Zhu Di, is undoubtedly one of its most controversial and legendary rulers. A prince of the imperial family, he raised an army to quell the rebellion and seized the throne amid the flames of war. After ascending the throne, he devoted himself to governing and ushered in the “Yongle Golden Age,” yet his iron-fisted methods and centralized rule also left their mark on history. Spanning the years from 1360 onward, this book is divided
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Li Hongzhang 李鸿章
This is a sweeping historical portrait of Li Hongzhang's life, built around the metaphor of “learning to steer on a broken ship.” Beginning with a newborn's cries in the Li family home in Luzhou in 1823 and ending with his lonely final days at Xianliang Temple in 1901, the book follows the course of time to recreate the turbulent life of this high-ranking official of the late Qing. He was an ambitious scholar pursuing success in the imperial examinations, who honed his character under Zeng Guofa
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A Devoted Emperor Chases Love from Ancient Times to the Modern Day 痴情帝王，从古代追爱到现代
"The ancient-era portion of this book is not a clean romance and takes a realistic approach, with an emphasis on plausibility. Readers who insist on both leads being untouched should read with caution. Once they reach the modern era, both leads are untouched. The story is a slow burn, but the later chapters are exciting, so be sure to read to the end." The heroine, Lin Wan, is a woman of unparalleled beauty and a celebrated history professor at a modern university. Not only is she exceptionally
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