My Husband Is Fuheng (A Qing Dynasty Reincarnation)

My new novel, Fu Heng's Everyday Life as a Dad, is now out. Please add it to your reading list! Fu Heng, the ninth younger brother of Empress Fucha, is of marriageable age. The daughters of noble families all hope to be eliminated from the selection of palace maidens so they can turn around and marry into the Fucha family. Dong Shan, who transmigrated here, just wants to quietly enjoy the gossip. Rumor has it that Fu Heng's son Fu Kang'an is Qianlong's illegitimate child. She wants to see for herself whether Fu Heng's wife really has something going on with Qianlong. But when Empress Fucha reveals that she intends to choose Dong Shan as her younger brother's wife, Dong Shan's amused smile gradually freezes... My new novel, Fu Heng's Everyday Life as a Dad, is now out: As Grand Secretary of the Grand Council, Fu Heng has to help Emperor Qianlong manage state affairs at court, then come home and help his wife Dong Shan look after the children. When they reach school age, the children are granted the emperor's favor and given special permission to study at the Imperial Study in the palace. Fu Heng thinks he can finally relax, but then... “Grand Secretary Fu, your second son Fu Long'an skipped class with Fifth Prince Yongqi!” “Grand Secretary Fu, your third son Fu Kang'an got into a fight with the heir of Prince Heqin's mansion!” “Grand Secretary Fu, your daughter wants to break off her engagement to Eleventh Prince Yongxing!” Faced with a whole pack of little troublemakers, Dong Shan angrily grabs a feather duster. Fu Heng immediately steps forward and gently soothes her: “Don't be angry, my lady. I'll beat them myself and avenge you.” Dong Shan gives him a displeased look. “You're the one I want to beat! If you weren't so indulgent with them, how would they dare behave like this?” Fu Heng: ...As long as my lady is happy! The little troublemakers: snickering.jpg The second installment in the Fucha Family series. Fu Heng and his wife raise their little ones in a warm, everyday-life story. Theme: Exploring the secrets of famous ministers from the Qing dynasty