Kangxi, who died of anger after the Eighth Prince's dead eagle incident, is reborn and meets the Eighth Prince, who was reborn after dying of illness in prison.
One racks his brains trying to suppress and guard against his sons forming factions and plotting to seize the throne.
The other does everything he can to stay clear of the succession struggle and spend his life as an idle prince.
In the end, both of them go too far in trying to correct things.
◎ Kangxi and the Eighth Prince are both reborn. No romance.
◎ Outline-style story, entirely fictional wish fulfillment. Historical accuracy enthusiasts, proceed with caution.
◎ In this story, Kangxi is "suspicious and sensitive," "given to wild imaginings," "immersed in his own world," "unwilling to believe objective facts," and "deeply distrustful of the outside world."
After discussing it with my editor, this story will be completed and locked tomorrow, May 13! Thanks for your support! XOXO, love you all!
Coming up next:
[Qing Transmigration] The Emperor and His Companion Have Incompatible Birth Charts
#What's it like to be reborn as your own grandson overnight?#
Fourth Prince: Other than my son forcing a companion with an incompatible birth chart on me, things are fine.
Eighth Prince: Other than my nephew forcing me to serve as companion to a prince with an incompatible birth chart, things are manageable.
#What do you do when you discover that your incompatible companion/prince was your archenemy in your past life?#
Fourth Prince: ...Claim him?
Eighth Prince: ...Take him out in secret?
#What if your archenemy refuses to admit it?#
Fourth Prince: Find evidence, get some dirt on him, and nail him with the facts. No need to worry about him denying it.
Eighth Prince: ...My archenemy just loves to announce who he is \(￣▽￣)/
#Every day, the Emperor battles wits (love) and courage (murder) with his incompatible companion#
◎ The Fourth Prince is reborn as Yonglian, and the Eighth Prince as Su Ying'e.
◎ A cold outside, warm inside prince and a companion who plays the pig to eat the tiger. Family-focused, no romance.
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Beneath a Fallen Nest [Qing Transmigration]
[The following is a brief synopsis without the bonus scenes. Click the title for the full version!]
When the nest falls, how can any egg remain intact?
From prince to soldier to prisoner, Hongwang, the only son of Aisin Gioro Yinsi, the Eighth Prince of the Qing dynasty's Shengzu Emperor, ultimately could not escape confinement.
These should have been the best years of his life, but all he knew was the terror and despair of being imprisoned.
Though he eventually regained his freedom, reclaimed his birth name, and returned to the imperial clan, those lost days would never come back.
The victor becomes king, the loser a bandit. So it has always been.
Important: The Eighth Prince dies at the beginning, but he'll come back to life later!
[Reader's Guide]
① Set during the reigns of the Yongzheng and Qianlong emperors. This is a work of entertainment, mostly wish fulfillment. Historical accuracy enthusiasts, proceed with caution.
② Main storyline: Hongli and Hongwang, a gentle, scheming emperor and a restrained, stubborn, unassuming member of the imperial clan.
③ Secondary storyline: The Fourth Prince and the Eighth Prince, the cold, harsh Yongzheng Emperor who never says what he means, and the cultured, smiling Eighth Prince who hides a blade behind his smile.
④ The Eighth and Fourth Princes appear occasionally early on and frequently later.
⑤ Slow-paced plot, multiple male leads, no romance.
Theme:
I don't really mind the rest, but when I searched for the sweet text tag, I found that the whole text was so depressing that it really made me feel a little upset. How did the author think of putting a sweet text tag? Do you really think you are sweet? Or misplaced it? Or is it deliberately misleading readers?
The ending sucks. Let's not talk about anything else. What do you think of the author who labeled the sweet article? Even at the end, I didn't see why it was so sweet. ? ?
Oh my God, I really feel a little aggrieved for Xiaoba?
It's good to watch, but I still want to see the scene where Kangxi finally understands that he wrongly blamed Yinhu. Can I come back and add some extras when I have time?
The ending is a bit sloppy, but it's still fun to watch
I always feel like my back is full of water.
It's so bad, I really want to persuade you to quit.
In the end, this is a mess! There are basically no emotional lines! Why did it end like this when I spent money to read a novel for the first time? ! Feeling a little depressed
Just gone? I wonder about life. Am I too stupid to understand? I just feel that Xiaoba is so wronged.
I think Lao Kang is a scumbag. How can I break it_(:з∠)_
I don't really mind the rest, but when I searched for the sweet text tag, I found that the whole text was so depressing that it really made me feel a little upset. How did the author think of putting a sweet text tag? Do you really think you are sweet? Or misplaced it? Or is it deliberately misleading readers?
The ending sucks. Let's not talk about anything else. What do you think of the author who labeled the sweet article? Even at the end, I didn't see why it was so sweet. ? ?
Oh my God, I really feel a little aggrieved for Xiaoba?
It's good to watch, but I still want to see the scene where Kangxi finally understands that he wrongly blamed Yinhu. Can I come back and add some extras when I have time?
The ending is a bit sloppy, but it's still fun to watch
I always feel like my back is full of water.
It's so bad, I really want to persuade you to quit.
In the end, this is a mess! There are basically no emotional lines! Why did it end like this when I spent money to read a novel for the first time? ! Feeling a little depressed
Just gone? I wonder about life. Am I too stupid to understand? I just feel that Xiaoba is so wronged.
I think Lao Kang is a scumbag. How can I break it_(:з∠)_