Miss He Kang is a modern urban professional, someone who works hard, takes life seriously, faces it with composure, and never gives up. One day, for reasons unknown, she becomes a ghost and arrives at the Forbidden City, though it doesn't seem to be the same Forbidden City she has seen before.
The difference is that this place seems to be the Forbidden City from several centuries ago... the actual Imperial Palace!
And that's not all. One day, Miss He Kang finds herself as Emperor Qianlong's fifth legitimate daughter, born to Ula-Nara.
Just as she is getting ready to make her mark, she suddenly realizes that this isn't the official history, but the story of My Fair Princess!
Well, then.
How is she supposed to handle this?
Content warning: I started this on a whim in 2018. The writing is frivolous, and the protagonist has a natural sense of superiority that may bother some readers.
Miss He Kang's age is unknown, but after she transmigrates, her love interest is about the same age as her biological daughter in her previous life. They don't end up together, but they truly love each other. I swear on my life that this is absolutely not grooming. Still, if you're uncomfortable with it, please steer clear.
Theme:
Never mind, I really thought it was a happy ending! I would really cry to death in the middle of the night. With this kind of setting, I really want to watch the happy ending, at least the extra chapter... No, it's because I still hope that the extra chapter can be sweet, but I'm overthinking it, and it's really sad???
Are you really not going to write a side story about Kang and Mian Wan? I'm going to cry to death
This ending is great! If He Jing cannot survive in the end, the emperor will be afraid and the people will not turn towards the royal family. Even if it is a princess, when the status of women is underground and there is a female regent, the royal family will be cast aside by the civil servants all over the world.
This is my favorite Return of the Pearl fanfic. It is not simply reduced to us and others, smart and rational and retarded love brains, everyone has his/her wisdom and choices for survival. It may be influenced by the original plot (fate), but everyone is not fixed. I like Yongqi's setting in this article, and I want to believe that he has far-reaching plans. Of course, my favorite is the protagonist. But rather than calling him a protagonist, he's more of a human being. She has experienced happiness: even though she was born into a royal family, her relatives' feelings for her were basically sincere; she has also experienced grief: she probably cherished her feelings too much and even restrained her feelings to fulfill him, but in the end he died for her. Restraint means cherishing and respecting him, it means loving him but not saying anything, because he has lived once and knows something, even if he is stubborn, even if he is arrogant. There is so much more in life besides love. I don't want him to lose anything for love. I hope everything goes well for him and I hope he meets a beautiful woman again. Hekang lived a human life where things were not as she wished, her destiny was ups and downs, and she was struggling to move forward.
At first I actually thought the title was a bit big, but after reading the article I felt it couldn't be more appropriate. As a princess, she does not uphold dignity for the sake of dignity, but stands on a high place and bears a heavy burden. Even if the world is uncertain, He Kang always lives and dies with dignity.
Finally, I would like to quote Mr. Jin Yong's words: How happy is life, and why is death painful? Joy and sorrow all return to dust.
I want to send the razor blade, ugh ugh ugh, I cried to death
I came from Zhen Huan, why is this like this? I cried the whole time when I watched it later. The heroine was so miserable, Mian Gen.
The knife will kill me. Wuwuwuwuwuwuwu.
Good luck! ... Although I was hit by a knife (crying)
Sadness surrounds me QAQ
Forget it, forget it, if both of them die, it will be he
Never mind, I really thought it was a happy ending! I would really cry to death in the middle of the night. With this kind of setting, I really want to watch the happy ending, at least the extra chapter... No, it's because I still hope that the extra chapter can be sweet, but I'm overthinking it, and it's really sad???
Are you really not going to write a side story about Kang and Mian Wan? I'm going to cry to death
This ending is great! If He Jing cannot survive in the end, the emperor will be afraid and the people will not turn towards the royal family. Even if it is a princess, when the status of women is underground and there is a female regent, the royal family will be cast aside by the civil servants all over the world.
This is my favorite Return of the Pearl fanfic. It is not simply reduced to us and others, smart and rational and retarded love brains, everyone has his/her wisdom and choices for survival. It may be influenced by the original plot (fate), but everyone is not fixed. I like Yongqi's setting in this article, and I want to believe that he has far-reaching plans. Of course, my favorite is the protagonist. But rather than calling him a protagonist, he's more of a human being. She has experienced happiness: even though she was born into a royal family, her relatives' feelings for her were basically sincere; she has also experienced grief: she probably cherished her feelings too much and even restrained her feelings to fulfill him, but in the end he died for her. Restraint means cherishing and respecting him, it means loving him but not saying anything, because he has lived once and knows something, even if he is stubborn, even if he is arrogant. There is so much more in life besides love. I don't want him to lose anything for love. I hope everything goes well for him and I hope he meets a beautiful woman again. Hekang lived a human life where things were not as she wished, her destiny was ups and downs, and she was struggling to move forward. At first I actually thought the title was a bit big, but after reading the article I felt it couldn't be more appropriate. As a princess, she does not uphold dignity for the sake of dignity, but stands on a high place and bears a heavy burden. Even if the world is uncertain, He Kang always lives and dies with dignity. Finally, I would like to quote Mr. Jin Yong's words: How happy is life, and why is death painful? Joy and sorrow all return to dust.
I want to send the razor blade, ugh ugh ugh, I cried to death
I came from Zhen Huan, why is this like this? I cried the whole time when I watched it later. The heroine was so miserable, Mian Gen.
The knife will kill me. Wuwuwuwuwuwuwu.
Good luck! ... Although I was hit by a knife (crying)
Sadness surrounds me QAQ
Forget it, forget it, if both of them die, it will be he