My In-Law Is Qianlong (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Coming soon: Princess Hewan (Qing Dynasty) and After the Prince Consort Eloped are now available. After transmigrating as the daughter of Grand Secretary Oertai, Lan Jin is given by the Qianlong Emperor in marriage to Zhaohui, a nobleman of the Uya clan and the grandson of Empress Xiaogongren. The name Zhaohui sounds familiar. Lan Jin vaguely remembers that, historically, one of Zhaohui's sons married one of the Qianlong Emperor's princesses. So does that make her... the Qianlong Emperor's in-law? Zhaohui is upright, with deep, cold eyes. Since childhood, he has despised bewitching, seductive women. Unfortunately, his bride is naturally alluring, with delicate dimples. On their wedding night, Lan Jin changes into her usual homemade camisole nightdress. Faced with the curvaceous beauty, Zhaohui feels nothing at all. He hands her an undershirt with a stern expression. "Your clothes barely cover you. What kind of behavior is that?" Lan Jin: ??? You're lecturing me about propriety on our wedding night? Coming soon: Princess Hewan: Rong Jin is the daughter of Prince Heqin Hongzhou, but the Qianlong Emperor takes her into the palace to raise her and makes an exception by naming her Princess Hewan. Deleke is the son of a Mongolian prince. At the age of fifteen, he arrives in the capital to study at the Imperial Academy. The royal youths in the capital are all fair-skinned and refined. Deleke, the Mongolian heir, is the only one with wheat-colored skin, and he can barely speak Chinese. The princes and members of the imperial clan at the Imperial Academy all mock him and trip him up. Isolated, Deleke is quiet and keeps to himself. When he is bullied once again, Rong Jin takes a clean white handkerchief and wipes the blood from his forehead, speaking softly: "Being tolerant won't earn you respect. A powerful response is what will make them think twice." At that moment, the rain blurs his vision, but Rong Jin's beautiful figure flies into his world like a dazzling butterfly. After that, Deleke stops putting up with it and begins to fight back, growing ever closer to Rong Jin. Someone can't stand it and warns him to stay away from her. Deleke says nothing, simply punching him in the face. To his surprise, Rong Jin doesn't take his side. Instead, she scolds him: "I only wanted you to be brave, not to go around picking fights!" Remembering what someone told him, that Rong Jin already loves someone else and has no feelings for him, Deleke's gaze dims. He hides his heartache and declares solemnly, "Even if you love someone else, even if you only pity me, I will never allow you to leave my world!" Rong Jin: ...? Please add the upcoming historical fantasy novel After the Prince Consort Eloped to your library! Rong Yao transmigrates as the ninth princess of the Great Sheng Dynasty. Just as she is about to marry, news arrives that her prince consort has gone missing. Everyone says he eloped with the woman he loves! A man whose heart doesn't belong to her is no good to her anyway. Rong Yao is about to call off the wedding when the prince consort suddenly appears at the engagement banquet! Jing Cheng comes to the capital to seek his family, but because he looks just like the prince consort, he is taken to the Wuyi Duke's residence and made to marry the ninth princess in the prince consort's place. Life pretending to be the prince consort is like walking on thin ice. With a beautiful princess beside him, Jing Cheng suffers every night, convinced that this isn't his wife. He keeps putting off consummating the marriage. Feeling neglected, Rong Yao assumes he's remaining chaste for the woman he loves. Unable to bear sharing a bed while living separate lives, Rong Yao hands him a divorce letter and vows to divorce him! A divorce would implicate the entire Wuyi Duke's household. After weighing the pros and cons, Jing Cheng slowly tears up the divorce letter and leisurely takes off his outer robe. "I was planning to build a relationship with the princess first, but since you're lusting after my body, I suppose I'll do you the favor!" Rong Yao: ...??? Theme: Loyalty to the emperor and love of country, alongside romance