Taking the day off: I'm at the dentist, so today's update is postponed until tomorrow.
Comedy version:
As a completely unambitious, lazy princess consort, Lingjia manages to climb the ranks and become empress with such ease only because her husband is more than capable.
While everyone else looks on enviously, Lingjia privately laments: Too much of a good thing is still too much. This level of capability really isn't a good thing.
Serious version:
A spring banquet, a fateful marriage.
Fu Lingjia is born to nobility and possesses breathtaking beauty. Her life is already surrounded by every blessing, and all she lacks is a perfect husband.
Sadly, fate doesn't care for perfection, so she marries Prince Yan, Xiao Che.
Three words say it all about Prince Yan: imperial second son, outstanding talent, boundless ambition.
Recalling the succession struggles and tragedies recorded in the history books, Lingjia silently prays to the heavens:
May my husband die young, so that I may live in good health. It would be best if we were stars in the sky, never to meet again.
Their marriage is a matter of scheming, but their feelings are entirely unexpected.
For Xiao Che, it is a rare, profound love.
For Lingjia, it is a love she could do without.
At the beginning, I never would have imagined that later on, I would love you this much.
PS: A transmigrator's mission is to be the butterfly, not the protagonist! The previous-life bonus chapter has a bad ending, while the main story has a happy ending.
Another PS: Updates are whenever I can manage. I'll try to post at least every other day, and aim for daily updates.
Yet another PS: The author has poor eyesight but a strong will, so there are often typos. Point them out and you'll get a red envelope.
One more PS: Updates are usually at nine in the morning. If it's earlier, I'm fixing typos; if it's later, I'm rushing to finish the update.
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I read it again when I had nothing to do, and sorted it out. The emperor and Prince Minglie both liked the queen back then, but the queen liked the emperor and married the emperor. Then the emperor became a vassal as the king of Wei, but Yingzong discovered Prince Minglie's thoughts. In order to keep the relationship between the two brothers from being affected, Yingzong made people He poisoned the queen who gave birth to Princess Qinghe in Hong Kong. Prince Minglie found out and sent Master Shenyi to detoxify the queen and recuperate her body. The emperor later found out during the investigation. Then the emperor truly realized the difference between being a vassal king, so he decided to change. His method was to find a Song noble concubine and perform a series of moves. In order to take care of her niece, Queen Yingzong at that time called the Queen, Princess Qinghe, and the Crown Prince back to the capital. The Queen and Crown Prince Ming Lie fell in love in the past six years. Prince Ming Lie had already carefully selected the Crown Princess and could not hinder him. The two of them went off the rails, and Prince Ming Lie had more. When he was childless, the emperor took advantage of the affair between the queen and Prince Minglie to kill Prince Minglie. The queen was ready to die for her love, but Yingzong did not want Prince Minglie to have no children, so he asked the queen to give birth to the male protagonist. After giving birth to the male protagonist, the first queen changed her original idea of dying to solve the problem, and reconciled with the emperor on the surface. The male protagonist was taken away and raised by the Yingzong couple, and was completely isolated from the emperor and empress. Yingzong was seriously ill and wanted to send the male protagonist away. The queen was pregnant, depressed, and wanted to die. The emperor forced his way into the Yingzong palace and brought the male protagonist back. Here, the jade plate was changed and the king of Chu was forced to succeed. After that, the queen directly told the male protagonist that he was the son of her adultery. The male protagonist has been unable to communicate with all his blood relatives since then. Needless to say, he was bullied by King Ning during this period. Until the male protagonist found out about his parents' past and wanted to kill the emperor, he and the emperor died together. When the queen died, she first planned to help the King of Chu to rebel. She used the heroine to find the token of the palace minister, built a mechanism in her coffin, and even used corpse water. Secondly, she forced the hero to kill the emperor with her own hands, but the hero refused. Thirdly, she lied to the prince and said he didn't want to. He was the emperor's biological son. In fact, he was the queen's twin, but he died and lived again, which misled the prince and allowed him to plot against the emperor. Here, the prince misunderstood Song Rufang and heard about his life experience, which led to Song Rufang being killed by the prince. Did I comb it correctly?
I stayed up late to finish reading it, and I felt like there were so many holes left unfilled. The reason why the King of Chu rebelled was not explained, and the character created did not look like the rebellion had no plan or reason. The male protagonist's father's mental journey is also curious. Because his wife was poisoned and he realized that he could only let others live and kill him as an emperor, so he deliberately betrayed himself?? Isn't your original intention to protect your wife's life from being controlled by others?
It's so well written, wow wow?
Wow, my wife remembered to add a chapter of extra chapters (the word count seems to be too many)
Hey, I'm a little speechless. The beginning of this article is very good, but the rest of the article starts to be messy, with a lot of ambiguities. The endings of many people were not clearly explained. What a shame.
It's so good, why don't you consider writing a side story about Kojiro and Lu Fei?
Think about how the emperor and the empress had broken off their friendship for such a long time, yet they still showed a loving appearance to the outside world. I don't know if the emperor is ridiculous or terrible.
I think the male protagonist may be the son of the empress and Prince Minglie... And then the late emperor and empress Xuande also know...
😣😣 When will you come back and write a new article? I really like it.
It's well written, and the female characters in it are simply touching, very three-dimensional and colorful! Like like