Reborn as a Consort in the Qing Dynasty

My new book, The Lazy Eighth Princess in the Qing Dynasty, is now available.

Please add my upcoming book, Erasing Regrets in the Qing Dynasty, to your library.

Blurb: Dai Jiaying, Consort Cheng, entered the palace in her previous life and was first granted the title of Concubine. Deeply favored by Kangxi, she never expected to be set up by others and give birth to the Seventh Prince, Yinyou, who had a disability in his leg.

From then on, the emperor's favor vanished. Jiaying rarely saw his face and suffered the cold looks and mockery of others, carrying her regrets to the grave.

Reborn in this life, Jiaying is determined to ensure Yinyou is born safely, compete with the consorts for favor, rise to the very top of wealth and glory, and secure her family’s protection.

P.S. In this life, the heroine has no romantic feelings for Kangxi.

The heroine isn't a pushover. She's clever and resourceful.

The heroine's son will become emperor. Readers who care about historical accuracy, proceed with caution.

Blurb for my new book, The Lazy Eighth Princess in the Qing Dynasty. Visit my author profile to add it to your library.

After an accident on set, rising entertainment star Luo Xianyu transmigrates from modern China to the Kangxi era of the Great Qing.

She thought transmigrating was bad enough, but to make matters worse, she had a new surname and had become a member of the Guwalgiya clan, the future Eighth Princess.

Historically, the Eighth Princess had a miserable life. Her parents died when she was young, and though she eventually married the Eighth Prince, she never had children. The famous Kangxi even pointed at her and called her “the most jealous woman in the Great Qing.”

Worse still, the Eighth Prince was determined to claim the throne, earning Kangxi's curses and Yongzheng's suspicions. He met a terrible end, and the Eighth Princess was dragged down with him and burned alive.

Thinking of all this, Xianyu made up her mind to lie low and live like a happy slacker. Eating, drinking, and having fun were what she loved best. If she couldn't change her fate, she wouldn't make herself suffer, either.

Time passed. When she looked back, Xianyu had a loving husband and filial children by her side. She lived a peaceful, happy life and became the most envied woman in the Forbidden City.

P.S. The heroine and the Eighth Prince, Yinsi, will be together for life. Yinsi will not become emperor.

The heroine isn't a naive airhead. She's clever and resourceful, and she takes the initiative.

Upcoming book: Erasing Regrets in the Qing Dynasty

Do you have regrets you can't let go of?

Is there someone you can't bear to leave behind?

Have you ever regretted a mistake?

Do you have a lingering regret that still weighs on your heart?

As a regret-removal specialist, Chu Xinran helps one woman after another let go of their regrets and find a new life. Along the way, she learns to grow, to love and cherish others, and to find happiness of her own.

World 1: Hailanzhu's regret: Don't trust your younger sister, Da Yuer.

World 2: Consort Donggo's regret: Don't enter the palace as a remarried woman.

World 3: Consort De's regret: Raise Yinzhen herself.

World 4: The Fourth Princess's regret: Save Honghui's life.

Theme: Be self-reliant and keep moving forward.