(Enter at your own risk. There are a ton of landmines, and every one of them is dancing right over your head. Don't say I didn't warn you T_T)
The moment she woke up, Wen Jiao discovered that she had transmigrated.
Transmigrating was one thing, but why did she have to become someone with such a tragic fate as a member of the Fucha clan? And why did she have to marry the Qianlong Emperor, whose taste was notoriously vulgar in Qing history and who loved stamping his mark everywhere...
Everyone said that Fourth Prince Hongli was exceptionally clever and had the makings of a crown prince, which was why Emperor Kangxi had taken a liking to him and brought him into the palace to raise. But after Wen Jiao took a look at the book in her hands, The Royal Family's Scandals, she began to have serious doubts.
Was the Hongli described in this book really the same person? The one who could perform magic tricks and conjure up a parrot in front of Kangxi that said, "Long live Your Majesty!"?
At first, she thought this kind of absurd nonsense was nothing more than something made up in a storybook. But as the book's plot grew stranger and stranger, eventually changing from little-known royal secrets to a straightforward guide on how to fight for power in the palace, Wen Jiao began to sense that something was off.
#A Few Things You Didn't Know About Lady Gao#
#101 Ways to Deal with Lady Su#
Looking at the table of contents, she began to grow curious about who had written The Royal Family's Scandals...
Warnings:
Important: The phrase "Everyone in the harem is but an illusion" in the previous blurb was a genuine historical comment by Emperor Qianlong about Empress Fucha. He didn't mean that there was literally no one else in the harem. He meant that with you there, the entire harem seemed like an illusion. The others were still there, of course~
1. The author isn't well-educated, so please point out any mistakes gently~
2. This is a partially fictionalized Qing dynasty. Please don't overanalyze the historical details~
3. The male lead is Qianlong, and this is not a one-on-one romance. Readers who mind should enter with caution.
Coming soon: the contemporary romance Jasmine Milk Tea. Come and experience the joy of a matcha puppy~
A versatile actress who seems cold but melts as soon as she's flirted with * a rich, matcha-flavored puppy who's a pro at acting cute and begging for attention
Xu Entian became famous at a young age, earning the title of Best Actress at just twenty-three. They say that any drama she appears in is bound to become a hit, and she can even make the other actors in it famous.
Countless newcomers would do anything to work with her. Some even tried to seduce her and use her to boost their own popularity by pretending they were dating. She coldly turned them all down. She thought she could hold firm to her principles forever, but then her company suddenly shoved a male idol two years younger than her into her life, a guy who did nothing but chase after her and call her "Sis" all day...
"Sis, have some milk tea."
"Sis, try this!"
"Sis, do you not like me?"
Looking at Shen Qianyi, who seemed so pitiful he was one second away from flopping onto the floor and rolling around, Xu Entian felt her resolve starting to crumble.
One summer seven years ago, fourteen-year-old Shen Qianyi was sitting in front of the TV with half a watermelon in his arms when he fell in love with Xu Entian at first sight. Determined to get closer to her, he set his sights on joining the entertainment industry. Eventually, he made his debut as a rising young singer on a hit music show.
While other newcomers were busy releasing new songs and appearing on variety shows to build their popularity, he sweet-talked and pestered his company until they placed him by Xu Entian's side. Then he threw himself into acting and never looked back.
From then on, Shen Qianyi set out to win her over with sweet words: "Good morning, Sis," "How are you, Sis?" and "Good night, Sis."
After they got together, paparazzi accidentally photographed them entering and leaving the same hotel. Later, when Xu Entian was asked about her relationship with Shen Qianyi at a press conference, she simply replied coldly, "We're not close. I don't know him well. We're just ordinary friends."
It wasn't until she came home exhausted and collapsed onto the bed, before she could even catch her breath, that Shen Qianyi wrapped her in his arms. His big eyes were full of hurt, and it looked as though he had a big tail wagging behind him.
"We're not close? Just ordinary friends? That wasn't what you said when you were whining in my arms."
Xu Entian: Who's the one who loves whining, exactly?
Theme: Make the best of where you are, and bravely face your new life!
It's disappointing. The male protagonist is a bit like central air conditioning in some aspects, destined to cause harm to all the women in the harem. How pathetic the women in the harem are, and the female protagonist is also pathetic. The character of the heroine is becoming more and more like the historical Empress Fucha, which is sad.
Get pregnant in the next chapter! I will always support you!
Unreasonable, no matter how familiar he is, as the fifth elder brother of Prince Yong's palace, he should not call a woman by her maiden name or even her nickname at all. It was very rude in the Kangxi Dynasty where ethics were Chineseized! Or is it that the author wants the living bereaved prince to be the second male lead? !
Guessing whether ing is pregnant?
I re-read the text and found that there are too many non-1v1... I'll make up the points.
How should I put it? Everyone in the Sixth Palace who was rushing to write the copy came here for nothing. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be the heroine explaining why she didn't mind the Three Palaces and Sixth Palace.
A bit disappointed.
Goodbye this book, actually I don't know why when I delved into the characters of the male and female protagonists, it felt a bit... The whole book emphasizes that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist "in his heart", love is really people... Now let me see the word "in my heart", it feels a bit... The character of the male protagonist makes people think of the means of modern men to deceive little girls, it is always "in their hearts". This word is so ethereal and unreal. The heroine's design reminds me of the word "assimilation". If you lose your personality in a big environment, how can you be worthy of being loved? This is my first review, please forgive me for any shortcomings. The above is just my personal opinion, please continue to work hard.
I didn't feel comfortable reading this chapter. I can accept non-1V1, but the female protagonist is a bit weak, and the male protagonist doesn't seem to love the female protagonist that much. He feels a bit respectful and like a guest, and I don't realize how much the male protagonist in the copywriting loves the female protagonist. Moreover, I really hope that the heroine's children will never die in infancy like history did. I'm just making some small suggestions, but I don't want to make any big suggestions. I will always support you! Come on!
Not updated yet. . . . . .
Won't give up? ? ? ? ! ! ! !
It's disappointing. The male protagonist is a bit like central air conditioning in some aspects, destined to cause harm to all the women in the harem. How pathetic the women in the harem are, and the female protagonist is also pathetic. The character of the heroine is becoming more and more like the historical Empress Fucha, which is sad.
Get pregnant in the next chapter! I will always support you!
Unreasonable, no matter how familiar he is, as the fifth elder brother of Prince Yong's palace, he should not call a woman by her maiden name or even her nickname at all. It was very rude in the Kangxi Dynasty where ethics were Chineseized! Or is it that the author wants the living bereaved prince to be the second male lead? !
Guessing whether ing is pregnant?
I re-read the text and found that there are too many non-1v1... I'll make up the points.
How should I put it? Everyone in the Sixth Palace who was rushing to write the copy came here for nothing. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be the heroine explaining why she didn't mind the Three Palaces and Sixth Palace. A bit disappointed.
Goodbye this book, actually I don't know why when I delved into the characters of the male and female protagonists, it felt a bit... The whole book emphasizes that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist "in his heart", love is really people... Now let me see the word "in my heart", it feels a bit... The character of the male protagonist makes people think of the means of modern men to deceive little girls, it is always "in their hearts". This word is so ethereal and unreal. The heroine's design reminds me of the word "assimilation". If you lose your personality in a big environment, how can you be worthy of being loved? This is my first review, please forgive me for any shortcomings. The above is just my personal opinion, please continue to work hard.
I didn't feel comfortable reading this chapter. I can accept non-1V1, but the female protagonist is a bit weak, and the male protagonist doesn't seem to love the female protagonist that much. He feels a bit respectful and like a guest, and I don't realize how much the male protagonist in the copywriting loves the female protagonist. Moreover, I really hope that the heroine's children will never die in infancy like history did. I'm just making some small suggestions, but I don't want to make any big suggestions. I will always support you! Come on!