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Linglong wakes up one day in the body of Yongzheng, who has already ascended the throne.
Linglong: "I'm an immortal, undying beauty, and I've turned into that old man from history who died young?!" [Horrified face]
Yongzheng, now a mural, watches her mutter to herself and gives a cold laugh:
"Demon! When I return, I'll burn you alive!"
What Yongzheng doesn't know is that the one who has taken over his body is a peach blossom spirit skilled at bewitching people's hearts.
This spirit is useless at everything, but she adores flowers and beautiful people, and spirits love little ones.
Later, Yongzheng discovers that:
His principal wife cherishes "her" and keeps the harem running smoothly, with all the wives and concubines getting along.
His Imperial Noble Consort likes "her" and has her brother conquer the four seas for her.
His Consort Qi is enamored with "her" and raises a whole row of children for her... =_=
And her sons are even more remarkable:
"Imperial Father, I think the territory on our Great Qing globe is still too small. Just watch us!"
So the brothers compete with one another to go abroad and conquer vast territories.
As for her daughters, once they come of age, they crack their long whips and declare:
"Imperial Father, don't worry. We'll keep our princes consort in line, and make sure Mongolia doesn't cause you any trouble!"
And so the forty-nine Mongol tribes become as meek as chickens.
Yongzheng: "I get another chance at life, so how am I somehow inferior even to a demon?!"
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Title: The Fourteenth Prince Has a Word Spirit
Blurb:
On the day the fourteenth son of Emperor Kangxi was born, though it was the middle of the night, red clouds filled the sky above Yonghe Palace, and a red carp leaped up and rose slowly into the air.
A fish that leaps over the Dragon Gate can become a dragon!
The Imperial Noble Consort clutched her handkerchief, her face tense. "That Uya woman is absurdly lucky. I refuse to believe it!"
Kangxi looked thoughtful and murmured, "Could this be a sign from Heaven?"
Even the officials who heard the news outside the palace muttered to themselves, "The Fourteenth Prince was born... extraordinary."
Then the red carp flopped back down flat with a splat.
Everyone: ...
But! Once this adorable little couch potato gets bound to a word spirit, no one can defeat him!
One day, the stone-faced Yinzhen has just been sent back to Yonghe Palace. He sits in the courtyard, so gloomy that mushrooms are growing around him. Little Fourteen, who has only just learned to speak, says in a baby voice:
"F-Fourth Brother, go... it's going to rain fish..."
Yinzhen watches the plump little bundle waddle across the threshold, then gets smacked in the face by a fish falling from the sky.
The little one gazes at Yinzhen in the rain, puzzled. "Four..."
Yinzhen dashes over and covers the little one's mouth.
Please, my dear little brother, learn to speak properly!!
Theme: To change everything that is wrong, you must start by changing yourself
I have read more than fifty chapters, and when I saw some people saying it was a bad ending, I couldn't help but read the ending first. The ending was indeed not handled well.
So disappointed, I wasted no time in booking everything, it started high and ended low, and the ending was hasty.
What the hell is the ending? It could obviously be much longer, but this is the end result.
Damn, this is an article that starts high and goes low, and I can obviously feel that in the end I don't want to update it anymore. . . Damn, thanks for meeting me.
The ending is indeed a bit rushed, but that's enough
This is the ending. I don't really like this ending.
Ah, being caught off guard is considered a success...
It's so miserable, it's not the result I imagined.
The whole party is silent. It's well written, but it starts high and ends low, and the ending is hasty.
Although, the imperial commander personally led all the princes out, so he was really not afraid of being blamed if anything happened.
I have read more than fifty chapters, and when I saw some people saying it was a bad ending, I couldn't help but read the ending first. The ending was indeed not handled well.
So disappointed, I wasted no time in booking everything, it started high and ended low, and the ending was hasty.
What the hell is the ending? It could obviously be much longer, but this is the end result.
Damn, this is an article that starts high and goes low, and I can obviously feel that in the end I don't want to update it anymore. . . Damn, thanks for meeting me.
The ending is indeed a bit rushed, but that's enough
This is the ending. I don't really like this ending.
Ah, being caught off guard is considered a success...
It's so miserable, it's not the result I imagined.
The whole party is silent. It's well written, but it starts high and ends low, and the ending is hasty.
Although, the imperial commander personally led all the princes out, so he was really not afraid of being blamed if anything happened.