The Pear Blossom Ballad

She is a woman who transmigrated into another time. Knowing that fate cannot be changed, she decides to make the best of her life.

He is a member of the imperial clan. Believing that human effort can shape one's destiny, he decides to help Yin Si claim the throne.

Without fate bringing them together, how could they ever have crossed paths?

They meet, part, fall in love, and abandon one another.

If they can, may they keep walking together forever.

A transmigration story that follows the course of history. Any discrepancies are for the sake of the plot.

This is not a story about a prince and his beloved primary wife. Here, the primary wife is neither gentle nor favored.

This work is an adaptation inspired by another work, and that is all there is to the inspiration.

The author is terribly lazy and will probably update two or three times a week.

The author's writing is amateurish, so don't come expecting literary prose.

The author is very particular. If you don't like it, please move along.

I won't abandon this story or stop updating, but please don't rush me. Pressure makes me lose focus easily.

I'm not a humanities graduate, so please forgive the occasional flaws and historical inaccuracies. I'm a novice at this.

The mood shifts between sorrow and joy, and the style is unpredictable. I don't care about rankings, won't apply for premium status, and write as I please.

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[About The Pear Blossom Ballad] I originally planned to tell the story in reverse chronological order, but realized I couldn't handle that style, so I returned to the beginning and started from the fortieth year of Kangxi's reign.

This story is based on an adaptation, so there may not be many points of overlap with actual history. Qing Xi will do her best to use history as a guide in retelling this work. Once again, my apologies.