Emperor Kangxi's Precious Princess

In her previous life, Ling Zhaozhao was a little fox spirit who had attained human form. Through a twist of fate, she became Emperor Kangxi's most beloved seventh daughter, Yin Zhen's darling little sister, and the young Fourteenth Prince's most relied-upon big sister? The seventh princess was born in June and died in August... Ling Zhaozhao did the math and realized she had only two months to live? No! Even a fox spirit has her pride! And so, in the rigidly hierarchical Qing Dynasty, there appeared a pampered princess who could make Emperor Kangxi fear she might break if he held her too tightly, make the future Yongzheng Emperor fear she might melt if he held her in his mouth, and make the future Fourteenth General take off his secret identity and act spoiled. "Ah! That hurts!" The princess was beautiful and loved to act coy, but just as she was enjoying her carefree life, a powerful king appeared right in front of her. "Your Highness has not favored me for two days. I miss you terribly," the king, who could charge across the battlefield and take on a hundred enemies alone, said pitifully to the princess. "Then I'll favor you!" The princess waved her hand and granted his wish. What else could she do? Of course she had to dote on her own man. Coming next: "Pampered Princess" Jiu Xuan had a gambling-addicted father, and she spent her days struggling to survive on the streets. But one day, she was suddenly ushered into the magnificent imperial palace. They told her she was, in fact, the emperor's only child. Everyone said the current emperor was a fool, the empire was on the brink of collapse, and the country was doomed. Jiu Xuan knew her new emperor father really was a fool. But she also knew he was a fool who loved her without a shred of principle. She told her father she disliked the treacherous eunuch by his side because his voice was too high-pitched. Her father immediately said, "If Little Ninth doesn't like him, send him home to farm!" She told her father she thought the general who risked his life defending the country was a good man. Her father immediately said, "Fine, then we won't kill him. Give him a promotion, too!" Her father had thought he had no heir, which was why he had been so despondent every day. After bringing Jiu Xuan back, he declared, "I will leave Little Ninth a peaceful, prosperous realm!" And he did. The members of the imperial clan who thought they could inherit the throne were dumbfounded. The treacherous ministers who thought they could seize the empire were left pounding their chests in frustration. Jiu Xuan: "Father is the best!" Completed works: "The Catlike Crown Princess of the Qing Dynasty" "The Lucky Little Fox of the Sixties" "The Tyrant's Lucky, Beloved Wife" Theme: Wherever you are, hold fast to your convictions. A sea of stars lies ahead.