[Upcoming Novel Blurb]
The Tenth Prince's Consort
When Hejia transmigrates to the grasslands during the Qing dynasty, the first thing she does is try a bowl of the famous lamb, which supposedly has no gamey taste at all and instead smells of milk.
From then on, the daughter of Prince Wuerjin Galapu, once known for her haughty ways and said to be too frail to survive, becomes the grasslands' most distinctive sight.
Her catchphrases: What's this? Can you eat it? Would it taste good cooked this way?
After dying of illness in her previous life, Hejia considers this life a bonus and vows never to shortchange herself again. Even on the grasslands several centuries ago, she can be her own boss.
But who could have known that an imperial edict would arrive on the grasslands, turning Hejia of the Borjigit clan from a prince's daughter into the consort of the Fortieth Prince?
The struggle among the nine princes for the throne, which she thought was a hundred thousand miles away, suddenly becomes a deadly pit she can't avoid.
Her only consolation is that her future husband has such a good background and powerful connections that even Fourth Master, ruthless as he is, spares his life.
Following the principle that a bad life is better than no life at all, Hejia figures marrying Old Ten, that legendary simpleton, might not be so bad.
But there is one problem: surviving the struggle among the nine princes and making a name for herself in this bloodless battle.
Is the Tenth Prince, who survives despite his side losing, but whose name is so difficult to type that he can't even have a life of his own on Green River Literature, really a simpleton?
A proper blurb: A grown woman transmigrates to the Qing dynasty and becomes a middle-aged wife.
Song Aruo transmigrates and can't get back, so she has no choice but to settle down and live a quiet life in the back courtyard.
They said she'd become old, faded, and past her prime. So how did she end up spending every day with the big boss?
The story won't follow history in every detail. The heroine will definitely live a life of her own.
An improper blurb: The most important thing in life is to survive. As for having children, that depends on whether the boss is someone you like.
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[Important Notes]
No golden finger, no pocket dimension, no golden finger plus pocket dimension.
Given the subject matter, don't ask whether both leads are virgins. The answer is no.
The leads will definitely be in love, that legendary thing called love.
[Postscript]
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I just like this kind of novel where the male and female protagonists are in love in a normal way. I feel very comfortable reading it.
Although the ending is a bit sudden, it is quite satisfying. I don't think there are many articles about it. After the fourth master ascends the throne, the main plot is to find a wife for his son and have grandchildren.
I also want to watch more extras, woo hoo
Really well written! ! Three brushes! ! Will never forget this place.
Damn, it's very well written and clear. I've read it all.
Hey, children and grandchildren will have their own children and grandchildren.
A Ruo is a good mother and a good wife
The Qing Dynasty should not have allowed the Manchus to enter the capital in the first place. They were all in need of food and supplies in the capital.
After all, the coastal areas of Heilongjiang and Jilin were occupied by Russia. Jilin originally had a seaport.
Woohoo, please write more, please?
I just like this kind of novel where the male and female protagonists are in love in a normal way. I feel very comfortable reading it.
Although the ending is a bit sudden, it is quite satisfying. I don't think there are many articles about it. After the fourth master ascends the throne, the main plot is to find a wife for his son and have grandchildren.
I also want to watch more extras, woo hoo
Really well written! ! Three brushes! ! Will never forget this place.
Damn, it's very well written and clear. I've read it all.
Hey, children and grandchildren will have their own children and grandchildren.
A Ruo is a good mother and a good wife
The Qing Dynasty should not have allowed the Manchus to enter the capital in the first place. They were all in need of food and supplies in the capital.
After all, the coastal areas of Heilongjiang and Jilin were occupied by Russia. Jilin originally had a seaport.