A Qing Dynasty Life: The Consort He Plan

She accidentally transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty, and Guarja Qingwan was more than a little resentful. Luckily, the heroine’s halo gave her a bit of a golden finger, and she could occasionally make her presence felt in front of the big boss. It turned out life as a transmigrator wasn’t as hard to endure as she’d imagined.” Also: The imperial consorts all address the emperor as “your concubine.” Please don’t nitpick the historical details too much! I’m off... Note: All my Qing Dynasty transmigration novels refer to sources such as Draft History of Qing, A Collection of Qing Dynasty Inscribed Inscriptions, and Baidu Baike’s Qing Dynasty materials!!!! I’ve started a new book, Everyone in the Capital Says She’s Married Above Her Station. Please show it lots of support. In her previous life, Gu Ying, the eldest daughter of the Huai’an Marquis’s main branch, was abducted to Jiangnan and adopted by the courtesan Wan Niang. When Wan Niang was bought out by the wealthy Master Xu, Auntie Wan looked at Gu Ying and said to Master Xu, “This girl has the makings of a beauty. Why not keep her by your side and raise her? She’ll surely be of use to you one day.” Master Xu then registered Gu Ying under Auntie Wan’s name and raised her as a concubine-born daughter of the Xu family. More than ten years later, the Xu family’s main branch moved to the capital, hoping to secure a position as imperial merchants. Master Xu decided to offer Gu Ying to the capital’s powerful and influential families. But no one expected that just days after arriving in the capital, Gu Ying’s true identity would be uncovered, along with the childhood betrothal between her and the heir of the Duke of Xin’s estate. The Grand Princess dotes so much on her legitimate grandson. Surely she wouldn’t really make her precious grandson marry the disgraced Gu Ying, would she? In her previous life, even Gu Ying herself never expected the Duke of Xin’s household to accept the marriage agreement. But with her reputation in ruins and no support from her birth family, after marrying into the Duke of Xin’s household, her mother-in-law, Madam Dou, made her suffer every day, while her sisters-in-law mocked and sneered at her. At last, after enduring so much, she gave birth to a son. Before she could even lay eyes on her newborn, her mother-in-law had the child taken away from her courtyard. After years of swallowing her pride and lowering herself, Gu Ying met a tragic end. Reborn just before her wedding to the heir of the Duke of Xin’s estate, Gu Ying was still anxious and unsettled. Who would have thought her stepsister would come to her, claiming she wanted to ease her worries and was willing to take her place in the marriage? Had her stepsister also been reborn?! Theme: