The Auspicious Little Princess [Qing Transmigration]

When the Qianlong Emperor's empress gave birth, a phoenix cried out in the highest heavens before turning into a beam of light and falling into her womb. At the same time, his fifth daughter was born. Flowers bloomed everywhere and birds flocked to the palace. The magnificent scene became the talk of the town for a time. Qianlong adored his new daughter and felt that Heaven was looking after the Qing dynasty. He immediately named her Princess Gurun Heyan, meaning “peace throughout the land.” After the fifth princess was born, Qianlong found that everything went his way, and even the empress dowager grew healthier by the day. Wanting to see his little lucky star every day, Qianlong visited Empress Ula-Nara more and more often. Even the sons born to the empress received the emperor's attention, while the women of the harem secretly ground their teeth in frustration... “Royal Father, I don't like her.” She pointed at a portrait of Consort Ling. “Very well. Remove Consort Ling's nameplate.” Qianlong replied without hesitation. “Royal Father, I like this.” She pointed at the looms and spinning machines brought by the British delegation. “In that case, we'll open a few ports for trade with them.” As the Qing dynasty grew stronger by the day, Qianlong became ever more convinced that his fifth daughter was his lucky star. This is the story of a living auspicious princess who is showered with affection. Recommended by a friend: Prisoned Affection by Xue Luo Jian Jia, a regent's arduous quest to win back his beloved. Please add my upcoming novels to your reading list: I Became the Male Lead's Empress Dowager Yun You transmigrated into a book. In the story, the late emperor loved his wife so deeply that he soon followed her in death, leaving behind his young heir and widowed mother to struggle under the control of powerful ministers. Luckily, the young emperor was clever. He endured humiliation and pretended to be on good terms with the young empress who loved him, the daughter of a powerful minister. In the end, he defeated the minister, sentenced the young empress to death by white silk, and married the woman he truly loved. Yun You was the young empress who was sentenced to die by white silk. For the sake of her own life, she absolutely couldn't let the “late emperor” die and the “young emperor” ascend the throne. But when Yun You entered the palace to care for the ailing emperor, a startling light suddenly flared in the eyes of the “late emperor,” who had long since given up on living. He reached out with trembling hands and pulled her into his arms. “Youyou, no matter what you look like, I would always recognize you.” The “late emperor” mistook Yun You for his deceased empress returned from the dead. His illness improved, and Yun You went from being his prospective daughter-in-law to his cherished young empress. The “late emperor” doted on her as if she were heaven itself, while Yun You nervously played the part of his late empress's replacement, terrified he would one day discover she was an impostor. That is, until her memories from her past life returned and she discovered that she and the “late emperor” really did share a tangled past... At last, she no longer had to worry about when he might have her beheaded. One day, the young emperor from the original story transmigrated here too. He discovered that the wife he had desperately tried to avoid had become his father's wife, and that they had one, two, three children together! He was supposed to become emperor, but now he had no chance of ever taking the throne! A Princess Can Solve Every Worry [Qing Transmigration] In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi's reign, a celestial omen appeared, and a granddaughter was born in Xianfu Palace. She was the sixth daughter of the deposed Crown Prince Yinreng. A venerable monk read her fortune and declared that she was blessed with good luck and could dispel every worry. From then on, she became the prize sought after by the ambitious princes. Whoever she belonged to was seen as proof of which prince Kangxi favored. Under the princes' watchful, covetous eyes, Kangxi made an exception and bestowed the title of Princess Heshuo upon the little girl, raising her by his side. He also declared that once she was old enough to understand, she could choose for herself whose daughter she wanted to be. Ever since she could understand things, the little princess had noticed that people were always trying to become her father. The eldest prince had his principal wife get close to her, hoping to win her over with family affection. The third prince brought her something nice every day he came to the palace, just to cheer her up. The fourth prince didn't say much, but he cared about her and often sent his own son to play with her. The eighth prince always knew what she needed and wanted, and treated her with the utmost thoughtfulness. The fourteenth prince remembered to bring her local specialties when he returned from a campaign... Even her deposed Crown Prince father had stopped secretly contacting his old followers. Now all he thought about was how to get her back. Little Princess: This has to be a fake Nine Princes' Succession Struggle! Little Princess: Imperial Grandfather, don't worry. I know you're troubled because Father and all my uncles are eyeing your position. I'll take care of your worries! Later, Kangxi discovered that his eldest son had gone to Japan, the deposed Crown Prince had gone to Ryukyu to declare himself king, and his eighth, ninth, and tenth sons had crossed the ocean to establish a country in the Americas... Kangxi had once worried about his sons fighting to take his throne, but now he had a new headache. Every one of them wanted to rule over foreign lands, and none were willing to stay by his side and act like his grandsons. What was he supposed to do? Fourth son, don't run! The future of the Qing dynasty depends on you! Fourth Prince Yinzhen, pressed into service: ??? Theme: Cherish family bonds and build a harmonious family