A Qing-Dynasty Romance with Cheng Yongzhen

Save this article ★~Click here to add it to your favorites~★ Please support my column Special announcement! Starting today, I can give away points... Please leave lots of comments, everyone. Just 25 characters will earn you some points... The longer the comment, the more points you'll get! Is the history you read really true? A history major at Beijing Normal University, I've always been obsessed with the Fourth Prince. After a trip to the Shenyang Imperial Palace, I went to Yonghe Temple to pray, and accidentally transmigrated. I became the beloved niece of Imperial Concubine Tong, and was brought to live in the palace. I then schemed to get close to the future Yongzheng Emperor and push Nara aside. Just as the Fourth Prince finally took the bait and I could see the light at the end of the tunnel, what was Kangxi thinking? What secrets was the Eighth Prince hiding? What tricks did De Consort, Yi Consort, Liang Consort, and Kangxi have up their sleeves that forced the heroine to marry far away in Shengjing and become the secondary consort of its general? When the Fourth Prince was placed under house arrest, why did he have to marry another scheming woman in exchange for his freedom? When everything was on the brink of despair, what means did Imperial Concubine Tong use to save her beloved son and daughter, so that Kangxi personally brought the fleeing lovers back... When every obstacle had finally been cleared and the Fourth Prince and the heroine decided to spend their lives together, they were struck by the death of Consort Tong. Kangxi swore an oath before her coffin to keep a secret. What secret haunted him all his life? When Kangxi faced the loss of his beloved, how did he treat the two children left behind by his cherished Consort Tong... Why was one Heseri sister made empress, while the other was posthumously given the title of Imperial Consort Ping, yet the Tonggiya sisters entered the palace as imperial consorts, with the elder sister even becoming empress and occupying Kangxi's thoughts for the rest of his life? What old grievances lay between the Heseri and Tonggiya clans? How did Kangxi let personal feelings sway him into helping the Tonggiya family take revenge? How did the Fourth Prince stay out of the succession struggles again and again, then distinguish himself and win Kangxi's favor to claim the throne? Was Nara really as virtuous and magnanimous as the history books say? What mysteries surrounded the birth of Hongshi, Hongli, Hongzhou, Fuhui, and Hongzhan? How did the rare treasure that is the Old Summer Palace grow to such a grand scale? Hongli, Hongzhou, and Hongzhan were all brothers, so why was Hongli so close to Hongzhou, yet repeatedly targeted Hongzhan? The heroine stood by the Fourth Prince through decades of hardship, but why could she never earn a place in the history books? Why did Kangxi summon the Fourth Prince before his death, while Yinzhen was nowhere to be found for more than ten hours? Where did he go? How did Kangxi really die? What was behind the mystery of the ginseng soup? What untold stories did the Fourth Prince have at the very last moment? Why did Longkodo and Nian Gengyao meet such unhappy ends? Why was the Eighth Prince, who once saved the heroine's life, given such a horrific fate, while his consort was dismembered and cremated? Which of Kangxi's sons understood the true meaning of life best? What secrets were hidden in A Record of Awakening to Righteousness? Why was Yongzheng's Tailing so far from Kangxi's Jingling? Were the ten years when Yinsi was missing from the Draft History of Qing really spent under house arrest? Listen as I tell you an obscure tale from Qing history, a sweet love story, and a little-known palace anecdote... If any parts get censored, I can compile them and share them in the group, or you can leave me your email. My QQ group number: You're welcome to come by, you know the drill. Yonghe is my one true love. 15817163 My QQ number: 1750849234 For the entry question, name a character from the story. This story avoids some vulgar cliches: overused tropes in transmigration novels and their unwritten rules, like waking up in bed, the heroine pretending to have amnesia, meeting in the palace, and every prince falling in love with her... I insist on breaking those rules. Does being a transmigrator make you so special that everyone has to love you? Does a transmigrator have to be promiscuous? No, absolutely not! Save this article ★~Click here to add it to your favorites~★ My column, please support me! The main storyline follows the romance between Yinzhen and the heroine. There is also a second storyline about the entanglement between Kangxi and Tonggiya De Consort. The story focuses more on the struggles Yinzhen faces on his way to the throne, with plenty of foreshadowing and one twist leading into the next... "Yinzhen, Aisin Gioro Yinzhen, I, Tonggiya Chengxian, love you. I've fallen for you! Remember, once I give you my heart, you can never give it back!" "Chengxian, Tonggiya Chengxian, I, Aisin Gioro Yinzhen, love only you. Remember, I've accepted the heart you gave me, and you can never take it back!" Remember to add me to your favorites!!!! This story contains some fictionalized elements, but only a little fiction and a lot of respect for history. To all the history buffs who take it seriously, please don't flame me. I really do want to respect history, but sometimes I have to fictionalize things for the sake of the plot... Save this article ★~Click here to add it to your favorites~★ I'm not clever or skillful, and I'm a bit silly, clumsy, and scatterbrained. The stories I write are bound to be a little vulgar and lousy, so please be patient with me. If you like it, add it to your favorites and comfort my fragile little heart. If you don't, feel free to call me silly in your head, just don't let me hear it... ah... ah... ah... ah... ah... "Echo..." Save this article ★~Click here to add it to your favorites~★