Qin Yin is the illegitimate daughter of Zhu Juanyong, the current head of the Zhu family. Born in 1982, she was gifted from a young age. At her mother's arrangement, she began studying ballet and piano at five, then violin at six. At fifteen, she learned her true identity and was deeply shaken. She then resolutely gave up the chance to study in France, which she had already secured, and that same year enrolled in a domestic medical school, choosing the field least connected to her father's family. Later, she went to the United States to pursue a PhD, and during that time took part in volunteer relief work with international aid organizations and the WHO on several occasions.
After ten years of honing her skills, now she is ready to test her edge.
Just as she finally gets the chance to put her abilities to use, and a life and dream of her own beckon with a smile, an unexpected disaster sends her to the late seventeenth century.
In an era so many light-years away from her dreams, what will she do?
Where will fate lead this kind, brave, independent, and confident woman of the twenty-first century?
At the crossroads of history, should she follow its course and go with the flow, or fight back and strive to realize her own worth?
I've always wanted to write something to commemorate this controversial era and the people caught in its currents.
This is a casual scribble, so please point out any mistakes or naivety you notice. I would be most grateful!
Slow updates, slow build...
It seems that after fourteen was born The virtuous concubine was promoted from a virtuous concubine to a virtuous concubine. The author replied: Dear, this woman is amazing! She has been a concubine for twenty years^_^: Empress Xiaogongren, Wu Ya, was born in the 17th year of Shunzhi. She was a native of the Zhenghuang Banner in Manchuria and the mighty daughter of a military guard. He first entered the palace to serve Emperor Kangxi, and gave birth to the emperor's fourth son, Emperor Yongzheng, on October 30, the seventeenth year of Kangxi's reign (1679). She was registered as a concubine on October 13th, 18th year, at the age of twenty. In the 19th year of his reign, the sixth son of the emperor, Yinzuo, was born. On December 20, 2009, she was named Concubine De. In the twenty-first year, the emperor's seventh daughter was born; in the twenty-second year, the emperor's ninth daughter was born; in the twenty-fifth year, the emperor's twelfth daughter was born; in the twenty-seventh year, the emperor's fourteenth son, Xunjun Wang Yinzhen, was born.
It's very well written, keep it up! Ever since I read the time travel article, I went to Yonghegong, but I was very disappointed. I feel the same way. It doesn't look like it's inhabited by people at all, and it's not "popular". Author's reply: Hehe, there are actually people living there, and it's quite popular. The people who arrange it are all fake lamas and staff. I guessed that it was the backyard of Prince Yong's Mansion, where the female concubines lived in the past, and what we visited was the main hall on the central axis (it was also changed beyond recognition by that old boy Qianlong, I cry... I feel so resentful!) I wonder if you noticed when you went there that there was a sign on the door saying "Tourists Stopped"? Huhu~~ Xiaohe sneaked in quietly and found that someone was still drying out the quilt, sweating like crazy! After taking a few photos, I came back and discovered that there were still telephone poles and cars. It was like a costume drama showing planes and watches, which made me laugh wildly. . . . . .
Finally updated. Amen. When is the next time? Author's reply: Sorry, I have exams this week and next. I will update after the exam
Completion~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Author's reply: Completed
"I can talk well and please the old ladies, but my temper is too arrogant and dominant." He must be the future Blessed One, Guo Luoluo, right? The book is well written, keep up the good work. Support you. Author's reply: Thank you!
Update, I will give you 2 more copies after the update is completed
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2 Words, updated. . . . .
Too little. The author replied: Sorry, reading makes my brain starved of oxygen~~
It's still the same sentence, update, I watched all the exams today English all night ~~~~5555555555 Author's reply: Touched. . . . I also looked at the statistics all afternoon, and my mind was full of matrices, and I didn't know what to write.