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Books by 养心殿的猫
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Live from the Forbidden City: Emperor Yongzheng and His Favorite Ministers, a Few Tales 紫禁城直播间雍正帝与宠臣二三事
Warning before you read!!! I’m a Yongzheng fangirl. The content shown on the sky screen is all based on historical sources, but the live interactions lean toward fantasies about Yongzheng with everyone. Please be warned!!! If that bothers you, don’t read. During the Longevity Festival in the forty-ninth year of Kangxi’s reign, the princes and ministers gathered for a palace banquet, ready to present their carefully prepared birthday gifts. Just as everyone was about to pay their respects, the sk
400Reads—Score—Shelves
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Of Course I’m Getting on Yongzheng’s Good Side 当然是抱雍正大腿啊
What should you do after transmigrating into the body of Yinzhu, Yongzheng's younger brother who died young? Obviously, cozy up to Yongzheng. As he does, Yinzhu gradually comes to know the real Yongzheng, beyond the history books.
35Reads—Score—Shelves
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Happy Days at Yongzheng's Tailing Mausoleum 雍正泰陵欢乐日常
Everyday Fun at the Yongzheng Emperor's Tailing Mausoleum
21Reads—Score—Shelves
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When Yongzheng and Hongli Became the Guardian Spirits Behind Ruyi's Qianlong 当雍正弘历成为如懿传乾隆背后灵
Just after the Yongzheng Emperor dies in the official history, as Prince Bao Hongli is about to ascend the throne, a deity pulls the two of them into the TV drama Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. There, he becomes the spirit behind the drama’s Qianlong Emperor and guides him toward becoming a capable ruler. Warning: Told from Qianlong’s perspective, so there will be no palace intrigue. Despite the title suggesting guidance, it’s mostly about poking fun at the plot. History won’t be changed, so m
21Reads—Score—Shelves
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Quick Transmigration: Emperor Yongzheng's One True Love Is His Empire 快穿【雍正陛下他唯爱江山】
On the twenty-third day of the eighth month, in the year 1735, at the hour of the Rat. At Jiuzhou Qingyan in the Old Summer Palace, the bells toll to announce the emperor’s death. Yinzhen’s spirit hangs in midair, looking down at the princes and ministers kneeling across the hall, all of them prostrate and weeping bitterly.
5Reads—Score—Shelves