Consort Yi's Promotion Diary (Qing Dynasty)

[First novel, inexperienced author. Enter at your own risk!] Consort Yi experienced two extremes in her life. In the past, whenever people sent their daughters to the palace, they couldn't help bringing her up. She basked in the emperor's favor, and her whole family enjoyed wealth and glory. What a splendid life. But after a lifetime of rising and falling in the palace, all she received at the end was the label “rebellious.” Even the right to be buried beside the emperor was something her son bought with his life. Even so, people still liked to talk about her, using her as a warning to young ladies. But she was no longer the exalted Lady Yi. The story of Kangxi and Little Yi. The historical setting may be changed as the plot requires, so please don't nitpick the history. My upcoming novel, Princess Gurun Chunxi. Please visit my author page to check it out~ The eldest princess, who spends all day praying and eating vegetarian food, is betrothed to a Mongolian man. They say this Mongolian man is fierce and savage, rough and unrestrained. The eldest princess's heart turns cold. Before her wedding, she has three treasures prepared. First, a white blindfold, so when the Mongolian man slaughters people or sheep, she can keep her eyes shut and pretend not to see. Second, half a cart of soybeans. There is more grass than vegetables on the Mongolian steppe, so if all else fails, she can grow some bean sprouts to get by. Third, several jugs of fine wine. Her nanny says Mongolian men don't know how to be gentle, and it hurts terribly, so she plans to drink for courage. After decades of marriage, none of the princess's treasures has ever been needed. The blindfold rotted, the soybeans went moldy, and the Mongolian man drank all the wine. When he's drunk, the Mongolian man tenderly calls her Qiqige, calls her Wuleng. These are love words belonging only to the great grasslands. The story of old Kangxi's only adopted daughter, Princess Gurun Chunxi, and a man who ropes horses for a living~ Note: 1. The setting is the Qing Dynasty, but the heroine is reborn, so things may get chaotic. Please don't nitpick the history. (P.S. You can also treat it as a parallel fictional world.) 2. This is just for fun. If you don't like it, simply click the X. There's no need to tell me. Theme: