My new novel, "I Became My Brother-in-Law's Secret Lover" (a Qing dynasty story), is now underway! The icy Fourth Prince x a secret lover with a heart of black (a vengeful beauty)! Come check it out!
In the novel "Beloved Consort," the heroine Sheng Qionghua was born breathtakingly beautiful, and became famous throughout the capital from a young age.
From imperial consort candidate to Imperial Noble Consort, she was both Emperor Kangxi's favorite and Yin Zhen, the Fourth Prince's unattainable ideal. Cherished by two emperors in turn, she rose to power and glory throughout her life.
But a transmigrated supporting character returns with knowledge of the plot, intent on stealing her fortune and taking her place as the heroine!
In her previous life, her cousin used a fragment of the plot to imitate her appearance and practice her voice, successfully replacing her as the emperor's beloved consort.
In the end, her cousin bestowed a cup of poisoned wine on her, leaving her to die full of regret.
Reborn in this life:
Sheng Qionghua looks at her frail, pitiful cousin and her cunning, patient ex-husband.
Without hesitation, she turns away and throws herself into Emperor Kangxi's arms.
Since neither family ties nor love can be trusted, she might as well pursue the greatest power in the world, become the most noble woman, and marry the most powerful emperor!
With her beautiful, innocent-looking face, Sheng Qionghua plays both sides and schemes her way through the imperial harem.
At last, she rises from a low-ranking concubine to Imperial Noble Consort, enjoying a lifetime of favor and standing above all others.
Once she has enough power, she grows tired of the struggle and wants to leave unscathed.
But the emperor pins her against a wall: "I've cherished you, cared for you, and given you power and love. And now you want to leave unscathed?" He grips her chin, his bloodshot eyes wild with madness. "Let's see if the dragon throne beneath me agrees!"
Sheng Qionghua: She carefully plotted every step, then became the most favored woman in the harem. Only after maxing out her strategy did she realize the emperor had always loved her.
This story is also known as: "Two Emperors' Unattainable Ideal". Kangxi: You and I were never destined to be together. It was all thanks to my power!
Warnings: Satisfying, sweet, and refreshing; fictional Qing dynasty setting. No rankings, and no personal attacks.
An imperial harem intrigue story. The heroine is scheming. One-on-one romance throughout.
Unless plans change, my next story will be "I Became My Brother-in-Law's Secret Lover" (Qing dynasty story).
"My sister had been in the Fourth Prince's household for barely a year when she died during a brilliant peach-blossom spring.", Nan Yuan
That same year, in the depths of winter.
The Fourth Prince brought a secret lover back from the common world. Snow fell thickly that day. Riding a fine horse, the Fourth Prince personally lifted her out of the carriage.
The secret lover nestled against the Fourth Prince as if boneless. A fox-fur hood hid her face, revealing only a breathtakingly beautiful chin. Everyone in the Fourth Prince's household was on edge, calling her a vixen who had seduced him.
But only at the very end did they understand: even if she were a demoness who devoured souls, she was still the person the Fourth Prince cherished above all else.
The Fourth Prince always believed his secret lover was delicate, soft, weak, and obedient, a creeping vine who could only survive by relying on him.
Until one day, he uncovered her secret identity.
The famous poems known throughout the land were written by her, and the precious wine that money couldn't buy was brewed by her.
And... her only sister had hanged herself with a white silk sash in his household.
Beneath the candlelight, the Fourth Prince looked down at Nan Yuan kneeling before him. With bloodshot eyes, he gripped her throat and asked casually, "You went to such lengths to enter my household and take revenge. Did you ever feel even a trace of genuine affection for me?"
His hoarse voice couldn't hide his despair. Nan Yuan lifted her eyes and smiled.
The next second, she raised the hairpin in her hand and plunged it into his chest.
Meeting his blood-red gaze, she arched her snake-like waist and brought her red lips close to his ear, whispering intimately: "What do you think?"
Warnings: 1. As is obvious, the heroine is a scheming beauty, breathtakingly beautiful and bent on revenge.
2. A fictionalized Qing dynasty setting; the male lead is the Fourth Prince.
3. Not angsty, because whoever falls in love first loses.
Premise:
There is also the fourth prince who appears from the beginning. The main scene is at the end after so much foreshadowing. The fourth prince basically doesn't do much. Nothing happens between the heroine and him later on. It feels dispensable. It shouldn't be written about the fourth prince from the beginning. So much foreshadowing is spent and so much ink is spent. The fourth prince's line alone is more seriously unfinished.
This heroine is reborn and not time traveled. How can she know about playing hooky and Weilong?
The line of Doctor Ye is also unnecessary. It seems superfluous to the past life. It was so good and has no intersection in the future. The emotional line or friendship line between the two heroines is also very shallow and inexplicable. It is written about what he does. It is the same to find the imperial doctor directly after rebirth. There is no emotional line anyway. Generally speaking, I ordered all of them, but canceled the collection. It is indeed not as good as the one you recommended by Li Shiqing, and there are too many typos.
It looks good. I want to ask if the heroine fell in love with Kangxi in the end.
I should write a few more stories about the Fourth Master and describe his inner activities. The heroine is an indigenous woman, so how can she write modern poetry or something like that?
Speaking of seventeen, I thought of Prince Guo. . . . . .
Www, I feel really sorry for Fourth Master, I am both a Kangxi Party member and a Fourth Master Party member
I think the ending is a bit sloppy??? There are still some emotional axes that haven't been explained clearly.
I was wondering, isn't the heroine a native? How did you know that the truant Weilong is an ancient version, and the poetry recitation, what the hell, the heroine is not a time traveler, it's a mess.
Just average, there are a lot of typos, and it looks a bit uncomfortable.
My Beloved Concubine, She Is Charming and Charming
East Palace Chenghuan
Instinctive Love
The Royal Concubine's Promotion
Back to 80
Escape from Concubine in the East Palace
Mistaking the Emperor for His Lover
He's Replaced Him
The Beauty of the Eastern Palace
I Became the Fourth Prince's Secret Mistress (Qing Dynasty)
The Palace's Slender Beauty
The Beloved Female Side Character [Quick Transmigration]
There is also the fourth prince who appears from the beginning. The main scene is at the end after so much foreshadowing. The fourth prince basically doesn't do much. Nothing happens between the heroine and him later on. It feels dispensable. It shouldn't be written about the fourth prince from the beginning. So much foreshadowing is spent and so much ink is spent. The fourth prince's line alone is more seriously unfinished.
This heroine is reborn and not time traveled. How can she know about playing hooky and Weilong?
The line of Doctor Ye is also unnecessary. It seems superfluous to the past life. It was so good and has no intersection in the future. The emotional line or friendship line between the two heroines is also very shallow and inexplicable. It is written about what he does. It is the same to find the imperial doctor directly after rebirth. There is no emotional line anyway. Generally speaking, I ordered all of them, but canceled the collection. It is indeed not as good as the one you recommended by Li Shiqing, and there are too many typos.
It looks good. I want to ask if the heroine fell in love with Kangxi in the end.
I should write a few more stories about the Fourth Master and describe his inner activities. The heroine is an indigenous woman, so how can she write modern poetry or something like that?
Speaking of seventeen, I thought of Prince Guo. . . . . .
Www, I feel really sorry for Fourth Master, I am both a Kangxi Party member and a Fourth Master Party member
I think the ending is a bit sloppy??? There are still some emotional axes that haven't been explained clearly.
I was wondering, isn't the heroine a native? How did you know that the truant Weilong is an ancient version, and the poetry recitation, what the hell, the heroine is not a time traveler, it's a mess.
Just average, there are a lot of typos, and it looks a bit uncomfortable.