Synopsis:
One day, just before turning three, Yin Zhuo began having strange dreams.
And so, he and Consort De shared a secret between the two of them.
At first, when Consort De heard Yin Zhuo say,
"Mother, I'm going to have a little sister."
Tears immediately streamed down Consort De's face. "Son, have you remembered your poor little sister who died so young?" she said, crying even harder.
Later, Yin Zhuo would say with tears in his eyes, "Mother, someone is going to harm the baby girl in your belly."
Consort De went into battle mode. "What? I'll wipe her out!"
"Mother, Mother. What if Fourth Brother hates you in the future?"
"Impossible," said Consort De, growing gentler than ever at the news.
As for Yin Zhuo, he was no longer Kangxi's sixth son, who died at the age of six, as recorded in history.
Instead, he became the famous wastrel prince of the Forbidden City, living with carefree abandon.
After all, his mother doted on him, his father adored him, and his cold-faced Fourth Brother was a fiercely protective big brother.
There is a little palace intrigue early on, but the rest is mostly daily life.
Content warning: Yin Zhuo has no romance plot. The focus is family love, and the pairing is Kangxi x Consort De.
Please don't nitpick the history. This has nothing to do with official history.
Theme: Cherish your family. They will always be your warm harbor.
Wen Xi and Aling'a are half-siblings. Her half-brother Faka treats Aling'a and her son very poorly, so she must be eager for Aling'a to marry De Fei's sister.
I hope the titles can be unified. Just call her De Fei or something like that. Qier is really easy to play.
Can the names be unified? Sometimes it's Qier, sometimes it's De Fei. The key thing is that I don't want to directly read the heroine's name as Qier. It feels so strange. Most of the titles I read are the protagonist's first and last names.
I really can't stand the name Qier, it's so embarrassing
It's not that bad if it's written in big letters, it's already very good! In addition to the title issue of the protagonist, I always feel that the heroine has been regarded as a daughter, so when typing, I can only type Qi'er, but I really can't get used to hhh, so I want to change it to Wu Yaqi. I have read a lot of columns. This is the first one. You will get used to it if you take your time.
It's so uncomfortable, Qier Qier's, so OOC, I feel like I'm reading some ancient novel
"Wen Xi" is a posthumous title. Niu Hulu was called this after she passed away. Now she should be called Concubine Niu Hulu. Why do all the authors like to use the posthumous title as a title?
Don't have any emotional scenes, Kangxi is not worthy
The writing is so-so, a bit childish. The author is probably a novice, so keep up the good work!
You don't need to wear high-heeled flower bottoms when you're pregnant, right?