The author's collection, "Everyday Life in the Qing Crown Prince's Residence", is now updating.
Du Yueli transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty during the Kangxi era. She originally just wanted to latch onto a powerful patron, but somehow ended up as a junior concubine in the Fourth Prince's residence. No matter. As long as she sticks close to the Fourth Prince, life will be a breeze.
The Fourth Prince:
At our first meeting, I thought this woman was shameless and immoral, with more nerve than sense.
At our second meeting, this woman really had some nerve. In no time at all, she'd managed to infuriate me like this.
At our third meeting, this woman's clothes were truly strange...
[Reader's Guide]
1. A sweet romance. The male lead dotes on the female lead, and the female lead... dotes on him too.
2. Set in the Qing Dynasty, but there are differences from actual history. Historical accuracy buffs, please don't nitpick.
"The Eunuch's Doting Wife", next door, is currently updating. Visit the author's collection to add it to your favorites.
Everyone knows that Xie Qian, the infamous Chief Eunuch, is a sinister schemer with ruthless methods. Rumor has it that just hearing his name can silence a crying child, and everyone in the capital turns pale at the mention of the Chief Eunuch.
But the Grand Princess, who has lived another life, isn't convinced. She knows that this powerful, corrupt eunuch has secretly loved her since her previous life.
If you enjoy Qing Dynasty transmigration stories, you can also add the upcoming "Everyday Life in the Qing Crown Prince's Residence" to your favorites.
Theme:
The heroine is so mean, she goes to the pole to become a concubine.
The subject matter and framework are good, but it ended in a hurry, and it would have been better to stay in the "serialization". I have read a lot of Qing Dynasty novels, but the so-called "sweet pet novels" that are so servile are really surprising. The key is that they occasionally have a break from the world. Love also comes out of nowhere, and even the thoughtless conversation in the opening chapter about inviting herself into the house as a concubine and the garden are inconsistent and have no causal relationship at all. The author is very irresponsible and does not recommend falling into this trap. It is indeed a trap and could have been written very well.
What kind of nonsense is this? Is this still called a sweet article? This is the end. Now that you have started writing, you must be responsible, otherwise you should not write it in the first place. Any kind of messed up person can write novels.
This is a trap. You still have to spend money. I'm speechless.
The heroine has a lump on her head, speaks freely, and has an overwhelming sense of superiority.
I haven't even finished reading the first chapter, but I feel the time-traveling woman's sense of superiority. I must be sick.
Your tail is quite bad
Why do these time-traveling girls have to be related to the prince? From the modern past, people who rushed to be concubines still had no status, and they couldn't raise children by themselves. If it weren't for the heroine, how many chapters could she live like this?
To be honest, it was difficult for children in ancient times to grow up. No one believed them even if they said there was no persecution.
Zhu Chong "Fujin's father is only a seventh-rank prefect." The prefect is from the fourth rank, and the heroine's father is the fourth-rank Taipusi Shaoqing.
The heroine is so mean, she goes to the pole to become a concubine.
The subject matter and framework are good, but it ended in a hurry, and it would have been better to stay in the "serialization". I have read a lot of Qing Dynasty novels, but the so-called "sweet pet novels" that are so servile are really surprising. The key is that they occasionally have a break from the world. Love also comes out of nowhere, and even the thoughtless conversation in the opening chapter about inviting herself into the house as a concubine and the garden are inconsistent and have no causal relationship at all. The author is very irresponsible and does not recommend falling into this trap. It is indeed a trap and could have been written very well.
What kind of nonsense is this? Is this still called a sweet article? This is the end. Now that you have started writing, you must be responsible, otherwise you should not write it in the first place. Any kind of messed up person can write novels.
This is a trap. You still have to spend money. I'm speechless.
The heroine has a lump on her head, speaks freely, and has an overwhelming sense of superiority.
I haven't even finished reading the first chapter, but I feel the time-traveling woman's sense of superiority. I must be sick.
Your tail is quite bad
Why do these time-traveling girls have to be related to the prince? From the modern past, people who rushed to be concubines still had no status, and they couldn't raise children by themselves. If it weren't for the heroine, how many chapters could she live like this?
To be honest, it was difficult for children in ancient times to grow up. No one believed them even if they said there was no persecution.
Zhu Chong "Fujin's father is only a seventh-rank prefect." The prefect is from the fourth rank, and the heroine's father is the fourth-rank Taipusi Shaoqing.