Do You Know What Flowers Here Resemble? (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Do you know what the flowers here resemble? Once again, it’s a transmigration story, once again, it’s the Qing dynasty, and once again, it’s Yin Zhen, the dynasty so many readers and writers both love and hate, along with the Fourth Prince, Yongzheng, Yin Zhen, whom so many girls have fantasized about. There are no heart-pounding thrills and no schemes or power struggles, only too much love, too much helplessness, and a touch of melancholy. The wheel of fate has begun to turn. There is no going back, and it cannot be stopped. History will be changed a little, but not by the heroine, and not by much. If you don’t like that, please “leave as quietly as you came, and wave your sleeves without leaving a single brick behind.” Thank you! Character introductions: Liu Li: A modern woman from the twenty-first century. Occupation: journalist. Later becomes the Fourth Prince’s consort. Situ Mufeng: A modern man from the twenty-first century. Occupation: lawyer. Later rises to become an official in the imperial court, earns the Fourth Prince’s trust, and unknowingly uses every advantage at his disposal to strengthen the Qing Empire. They transmigrate separately, not at the same time, and become sworn siblings. This is my first Qing dynasty transmigration story. I’m not very familiar with much of the historical material, and my writing is still rather unpolished, so please forgive me. Background music: Deep in the Courtyard