The Fourth Prince's Little Sister and Her Yandere Ways (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

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She transmigrated into the old-fashioned Qing Dynasty.

This time, she wouldn't have to become the wife of the Fourth or Eighth Prince.

She became the Fourth Prince's biological younger sister and the Fourteenth Prince's biological older sister.

Female lead: At last, I don't have to compete with the women of ancient times for favor. How wonderful! From now on, my life won't have to revolve around the princes.

But then the princes started revolving around her:

"Little sister, this man is a good choice."

"Little sister, don't listen to that other brother. Listen to me. What does that man have going for him? The young gentleman I introduce is much better."

The Fourth Prince still wore a stern expression. "I'm her own brother, and I haven't even weighed in on my sister's marriage. What makes you think you get to decide for her?"

The Fourteenth Prince was furious. "I don't want my sister getting married either. Get lost!"

Female lead: ...

PS: A sweet story about a girl in ancient times being doted on by her father, grandmother, older brothers, and younger brothers. No angst. A little Mary Sue, and a little too sweet. The setting is a parallel world. The female lead will live a long life and have children. The author isn't talented, and the writing style is amateurish, so please go easy on historical accuracy nitpickers.

Next up: historical novel The Founding Empress

The Prince of Pingyang was "killed in battle," and Nalan Mozhi, who had just become the Princess of Pingyang without ever meeting her husband, was now a widow in name. Everyone said that the Prince of Pingyang's residence was full of nothing but the old, the weak, and the infirm, and was on the verge of collapse.

The Prince of Pingyang had secretly returned, still alive, and planned to meet the wife he had never seen. He'd heard that his princess was frail and would collapse as soon as she stepped outside. After hearing the news of his death and then seeing him, she would probably throw herself into his arms and cry her eyes out.

After changing his appearance and disguising himself as a merchant, he went to a teahouse.

Across from him sat a woman wearing a veiled hat, her face hidden behind a veil. She had a slender waist, a graceful figure, and looked as if a breeze might knock her over.

The Prince of Pingyang clicked his tongue inwardly. The old emperor had clearly plotted something by granting him this marriage. He was just about to turn and leave when...

The woman spoke, her lips pouting as she said in a coy voice, "You can forget about it. This rosewood mandarin-duck box is this price, not a penny less. If you don't want it, someone else will."

The Prince of Pingyang turned back: ...

He'd assumed his princess was delicate and spoiled, but later discovered that she was the old emperor's real miscalculation. After they killed the emperor and founded a new dynasty, there was no way he could have built an empire without his "delicate" princess.

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