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Preview:
A dream of yellow millet spans thousands of years, but waking takes no more than an instant.
In the modern era, Ning Xi awakens the ability to become a dream demon.
To survive, he has no choice but to accept requests from princes throughout history who met untimely ends.
As the saying goes, there's no one wiser than an emperor, and no one more miserable than a crown prince!
To fulfill these princes' fondest dreams,
Ning Xi begins his journey through the dynasties, trembling with anxiety as he plays crown prince after crown prince.
Bonus Scene
Xia Dynasty
Xia Ziqi: Oh no, oh no! I just transmigrated here. Don't tell me that guy's going to have me killed right away?
Bo Yi: Qi, what exactly are you trying to do?
Xia Ziqi: Who are you? Why are you shouting so loudly? What if you scare someone?
Bo Yi: ...Has Qi's head gone bad because of his father's death?
Story Blurb:
Chang Yunxi, born with a cold temperament and a sharp tongue, has transmigrated!
In a single day, she gains a husband, a vicious mother-in-law, and a whole crowd of concubines.
As the primary wife of the Fifth Prince of the Braid Dynasty, she has high status, but her husband doesn't cherish her, her mother-in-law doesn't love her, and her many concubines are constantly plotting trouble behind her back. Less than half a month after the wedding, she dies!
Faced with this huge mess, Chang Yunxi says: Since I can't trade in this man, that's fine. He's just a man, after all. Who says a woman has to please a man in marriage? I absolutely refuse to do that.
It doesn't matter if my mother-in-law dislikes me. I'm not depending on her to live. With dowry shops and an estate, I can provide for myself and live a comfortable, carefree life!
She only wanted to improve her quality of life, but somehow she ended up becoming a big shot nobody dares to mess with! All I can say is: well done!
Bonus Scene
Yinqi: Hehe Talahashi, what are you scheming? Why are you so vicious?
Yunxi: Vicious? Ha! If I were vicious, your precious little darling would have been buried under a three-foot-high mound of grass by now!
Yinqi: You, you, you...
Yunxi: What about me? You are heaven's chosen one, so why not soar to the skies?
Yinqi: How dare you!
Yunxi: This is simply who I am. How did you only figure that out now?
P.S. Regarding the description of the female lead as a big shot in the title, the author solemnly declares that she isn't one from the very start. She grows over time and eventually becomes one. Hope you all enjoy the story!
Theme: When life puts you in a difficult spot, you have to fight back.
I hope that the heroine will not fall in love with the hero easily, because there is really nothing worth loving about a man in the Qing Dynasty. Just say he is affectionate to you. In fact, he has a lot of concubines. After spending time with this one and that one, even if he talks about love, I find it ridiculous. If you especially dislike the female protagonist, you must love the male protagonist wholeheartedly. Can you have some modern ideas? Just live a good life with whomever you want. By the way, raise your children well, help your family, create good connections for yourself, and help the Qing Dynasty make some basic progress. It's not in vain. Time travel, time travel is not for falling in love. The key point is that in many novels nowadays, once you time travel, you have to have a chat with the emperor, elder brother, etc. To move your love. In fact, in the eyes of others, it is just more pampering than other women. That is not love at all.
It's really abnormal for such a male protagonist and a female protagonist to fall in love with the brain. Isn't it bad to have no cp?
In the Qing Dynasty, wasn't Princess a thing that couldn't even be found on a jade plate? I don't understand the concerns of the heroine, and I don't understand the logic at all. Is it because Lao Wu has not learned enough lessons or the heroine has a brain problem... Really, she is not a normal person.
Therefore, in the late Qing Dynasty, many powerful people were looking for someone to enter the palace for their daughters. It was better to find someone who could please people to enter the palace, rather than having their daughter treated harshly and hurting themselves.
I'm so annoyed, I'm procrastinating, when will the behind-the-scenes thing be solved? Otherwise, it's okay to scold the fifth elder brother, but just say a few dumb words. From the moment I saw it, I can't find any pleasure in entering V. I feel like I'm spending money to find abuse.
I hope the fifth elder brother can die soon
Doesn't any medical doctor understand that these foods are mutually exclusive? Just say that you don't want to be convinced and find an imperial doctor to tell him. Drag the ones from the kitchen over and beat a few to death, and send the rest back to the House of Internal Affairs. Even if the concubine can't do anything now, at least it's not bad. Anyway, I don't want to compete for favor, and I'm too lazy to be careful about a man's reputation.
Personally, I think the name Wolf King's Second Married Wife is too modern and straightforward.
I really don't think the heroine looks like a boss!
Wow, the rhythm of this writing feels weird. Or don't write about how the heroine planned to pretend to be fainted, planned to make up for it, and then suddenly someone else disrupted her plan. She had to be trained obediently and couldn't do anything, which made her panic. It's okay to write about concubines who are not stupid, but this kind of rhythm can only make people think that the heroine is just like this. Even if she can live well in the future, either the heroine's halo will be blessed, or the supporting character will suddenly become wiser, the desire to collect will be reduced. Emmmm, I hesitated for a long time and decided to write it. Here is a small suggestion! Come on, come on, come on