"I like your temperament very much. You don't need to change."
"You little woman, I can still protect you. Just be yourself."
"My lord is a true man who stands tall between Heaven and Earth. Of course I believe in him." "The man I love is a peerless hero, worthy of the admiration of all."
"My lord protects me and keeps me safe from worry. I'm just a little woman, but I want to protect him, too."
My Fourth Master is a man who likes to keep a straight face and talk a lot. He enjoys drinking and dislikes exerting himself, has a mercurial temper, and is stingy. He's not the cold, aloof, expressionless man from Qing dynasty transmigration novels. He's my Fourth Master.
The heroine is based on the historical Imperial Noble Consort Chun Que, also known as Geng, Hongzhou's birth mother.
There's no cold, icy Fourth Master in this story, only Yinzhen, a real man who laughs, rages, and speaks his mind. The Empress Xiaojingxian and Imperial Noble Consort Dunsu are not vilified.
There is a considerable age gap between the leads: the hero is eleven years older than the heroine.
I'll do my best to follow history. Please point out any mistakes.
The author's writing isn't great, so feel free to insult the author, but Lord Yongzheng is off-limits.
