Notes on Yifei's Advancement (Qing Dynasty)

[First book, lack of experience, so be careful when entering the trap! Yifei has experienced two extremes in her life. In the past, when people in the world sent their daughters to the palace, they could not help but mention her. How glorious it is to be bathed in the emperor's favor and have a family full of splendor. However, the palace had a life of ups and downs, and in the end, it had to be called "wild rebellion". Even the qualification to be buried in the imperial mausoleum was earned by his son with his life. In this way, the world still likes to mention her to warn ladies. However, she is no longer the aloof Yi Zhuer. The story of Kangxi and Xiaoyi may change the historical background if necessary. Please do not pay too much attention to it. —— My preview article "Princess Gulun Chunxi", please go to the column and click it~ The eldest princess, who eats fast and chants Buddha's name all day long, is given a marriage to a Mongolian man. It is said that this Mongolian man is fierce, rough and wild. The eldest princess had a cold heart, so she had three treasures prepared before she got married. One is practicing in vain while blindfolded, no matter how Mongolian men slaughter people and sheep, it's better not to see them. The second was half a cart of soybeans, and there were more Mongolian grass than vegetables. If that didn't work, she would make do with some bean sprouts. The third is some wine. Mammy said that Mongolian men don't love others, and it would be very painful. She planned to drink to strengthen her courage. After decades of marriage, none of the princess's treasures have been put to use. The white rice is rotten, the soybeans are moldy, and the fine wine has entered the stomachs of Mongolian men. After getting drunk, Mongolian men would affectionately call her Qiqige and Wuling. This is a love story that only belongs to the prairie. The story of Lao Kang's only adopted daughter, Princess Gulun Chunxi, is about a man who harnessed the horse pole~ —— Note: 1. The background is the Qing Dynasty, but due to the rebirth of the heroine, it may collapse, so please do not conduct research. (Ps: It can also be used as a parallel overhead.) 2. Have fun reading the text and pictures. If you don't like it, just click x without notifying me. Conception: