In the eleventh year of the Yongzheng Emperor's reign, the fourth prince, Hongli, who had been given the title of Prince Bao, was about to take a secondary consort. It wasn't a major event, but it wasn't insignificant either. From that point on, the fate of the Qing dynasty and Hongli would take a different course.
What could emperors and consorts of the mortal world mean to an immortal cultivator from another realm?
(Jing Xian): This place is so strange. From the emperor to the princes, from the wives to the concubines, it seems like everyone's brains are in the wrong place.
(Six Servants): Mistress, is something wrong with these people? Is this what they call being brain-dead?
(Gao Shi): Xian'er, Hongli's getting more and more out of hand. What should we do?
(Jing Xian): It's fine. At worst, we'll beat him back into line! Come on, I'll take the left side, you take the right.
And so, Kangxi returned! The Nine Princes returned! Hongshi returned! Qianlong returned too!
Even Grandma Qiong Yao had to settle for a cameo.
Immortal cultivators who know nothing about the plot, emperors carrying memories of their past lives, Emperor Kangxi, and the Nine Princes: what a lively bunch!
I admit it. I've never liked the Qing emperors, so I deliberately brought in a few immortals to give them a hard time.
Theme: Endless ice
After talking a lot of nonsense, I still have to go into the palace and work as a slave. Free
Yongzheng already knew that Baihu would be entrusted to be his legitimate son and still protect his second elder brother. How could it be possible? And the queen was the one who died in Qianlong's harem and failed to protect her son and herself. And Nala was the one who won the first prize among Qianlong's concubines and ended up ruining everything by cutting her hair.
The heroine is so kind. She changes this life, changes that life, and changes every time she sees it. The Virgin Mary has to say a word of admiration to her.
I remember that I said before that as a cultivator, you cannot kill people in the harem indiscriminately, saying that it will harm the heaven and earth, and then you, the immortal servant, use the plague to kill people on a large scale, and you are content????
There is a paragraph in this chapter of the author that seems too twisted. Did Master Yongzheng know... Could know about your subordinates... These things!! As a foreign cultivator, the heroine also said that there is no magic power for cultivating immortals in this world. If this is the case, then what does Yongzheng, as an emperor, want to do? Can't he?!! So don't stress, and don't blame the emperor for being used as a pawn. Isn't it normal in a world like this?
It's finished. I can't bear to leave it. It's so beautiful.
Damn, why is Jiujiu next door locked?
Damn, what does it mean when you write that Qianlong is back in the copy? It means that the person who ascends the throne later is not Qianlong himself.
Is the royal family noble? Compared with immortal cultivators, that's it.
Come on, let's get things started