Four Lives After Traveling to the Qing Dynasty

My Days as the Lady of Yikun Palace (Transmigration to the Qing Dynasty) begins in May. Don't forget to add it to your collection, cuties~

By a twist of fate, Rong Yao enters a System that sends her through past lives in the Qing Dynasty. She experiences four completely different lives in succession:

1. Li, Dorgon's secondary consort and mother of his only daughter, Princess Dong'e

2. Wanyan, the primary consort of Yinzhen (Yinti). Fans of the Fourteenth Prince, look here!

3. Empress Niohuru, wife of Yongyan (Yongyan), the longest-reigning empress in Qing history

4. Princess Shou Zhuang Gu Lun, Daoguang's ninth daughter, a woman of great personal charm. This arc is a short story.

The novel is built around a Qing Dynasty transmigration System. The heroine's memories from each life are separate, and each life features a brand-new character. In other words, you can think of them as four completely independent, unrelated stories. The novel aims for a happy ending without affecting the course of history. Readers who object, please take note!

The male leads in the four lives are Dorgon, Yinzhen, Yongyan, and Dehui. You can think of them as one male lead living four different lives, each with a different personality.

Past and present lives, four stories to read separately. There's sure to be one you'll like!

Dorgon and Li Rongyao arc: sweet and swoony throughout, but this arc is practice.

Yinzhen and Hairuo arc: married first, fall in love later; the husband must win his wife back, with plenty of sweetness in the second half.

Yongyan and Yawei arc: a gentle, slightly sweet love between emperor and empress that deepens over time.

Dehui and Sirou arc: a sweet childhood-friends short story, about ten thousand words.

I'll periodically fix typos as I write. Major historical events will remain unchanged, but minor details may differ to serve the plot.

This is a work of fiction. Readers who insist on strict historical accuracy, please don't read, and neither should nitpickers. Thank you!

Coming soon: The Ninth Princess Consort Knows How to Handle Her Husband

Blurb:

Word has it that the Ninth Prince dotes on his concubines and neglects his wife, and that his estate is full of charming actresses from Yangzhou Prefecture, while the Ninth Princess Consort is meek, bullied, and pushed aside. But at some point, people noticed that the Ninth Princess Consort seemed like a different person. Before long, she became the richest woman in the capital.

Yuyin: I'm studious, well-read, clever, inventive, learning foreign languages, and good at making money. You're not the only one, Ninth Prince!!!

"My lord, the princess consort... she..." The young eunuch delivering the message stammered.

Yinzhen frowned. "What about the princess consort?"

He'd almost forgotten he even had a wife.

"The princess consort, she... she's gathered everyone in the main courtyard to play dominoes!" (Dominoes are similar to mahjong.)

Yinzhen: ...Dominoes? I don't remember Dong'e doing this before.

"Ninth Prince, the princess consort... she..." The messenger trailed off.

Yinzhen wondered what had happened this time.

"The princess consort... she's opened an embroidery shop."

"Oh, that's fine," Yinzhen replied calmly. Let her open one if she liked. His family had money, after all. He'd just think of it as buying her a shop to embroider handkerchiefs.

Two days later...

"Ninth Prince, the princess consort is holding hands with a foreigner in the embroidery shop." The young eunuch didn't know what a handshake was, so he described it as holding hands.

Yinzhen's eyes turned sharp.

"My lord, something terrible has happened!"

"What has the princess consort done now?" Yinzhen pressed a hand to his brow and asked helplessly.

"The princess consort, she wants to live apart from you. She said she's going to Jiangnan to listen to music, see the sights, and find a few handsome young scholars to discuss the meaning of life with. She's been gone for an hour already."

Yinzhen panicked. He swung onto his horse and nearly missed his footing, almost taking a tumble.

Yinzhen thought to himself: Yuyin, I was wrong. I'll play dominoes with you every day from now on!

By the way, here's a little secret. The Ninth Princess Consort's embroidery shop did make money, but nowhere near enough to make her the richest woman in the capital. She became the richest woman because the Ninth Prince played Pai Gow with her every night, lost every day, and eventually lost his entire fortune. Oh, and there's another secret: the Ninth Prince was losing on purpose!!!

Yinzhen: That day, in the stone path through the bamboo grove at the estate, she wore a thin red gauze dress and danced gracefully. I was so bewitched that I could never control my heart again...

A clever, carefree beauty who plays the fool to catch the tiger x a tsundere, scheming wallet who says one thing and means another

Lighthearted HE, semi-alternate Qing Dynasty. Not for readers who demand strict historical accuracy!

Theme: With you here, even the mountains don't feel lonely