Upcoming stories: The Seventeenth Prince's Consort and Fuheng's Daily Life as a Dad.
After transmigrating as a Han Chinese woman in the Qing dynasty, Su Yunhe was glad she wouldn't have to enter the palace selection and could choose her own husband. But when she learned that her father's name was Su Zhaonan, her smile slowly disappeared. She'd just remembered a line: Pure Consort Su of the Qianlong Emperor, daughter of Su Zhaonan...
In history, Pure Consort's life was full of incredible highs and lows. A Han Chinese woman with no official family background, she was exceptionally made an Imperial Noble Consort by the Qianlong Emperor and showered with favor! Strangely, her sons never won the emperor's favor. One was scolded to death by Qianlong, while another was adopted by a relative of the imperial family. Pure Consort herself fell into depression and died young.
Su Yunhe warned herself: Cherish your life and stay away from Hongli!
Fifth Prince Hongzhou: What about me?
Su Yunhe: ...?!
Please add The Seventeenth Prince's Consort to your reading list!
After transmigrating as the consort of the Seventeenth Prince, Yonglin, Mingwei was distraught. The original owner had been married to Yonglin for over a month, but they still hadn't consummated the marriage. The servants in the household all gossiped about them, and even those assigned to wait on her neglected their duties. The historical consort had died of illness not long after getting married. To save her own life and nurse herself back to health, Mingwei had no choice but to rely on Yonglin for now. But their differences ran too deep to reconcile. After much thought, Mingwei finally came up with a good plan...
His new bride had someone else in her heart and wouldn't let him near her, so Yonglin resolutely moved into the study and stopped paying her any attention. Then she was suddenly injured and lost her memory. Forgetting everything that came before, she kept coming to the study to see him, pouting as she curled her little finger around his and complained,
"Husband, is your book prettier than me?"
He raised his eyes to meet her bright gaze, full of stars. Yonglin's Adam's apple bobbed, and the book in his hand slipped right from his fingertips...
Upcoming story, Fuheng's Daily Life as a Dad:
As the chief grand councilor, Fuheng had to help the Qianlong Emperor with the affairs of state, then return home and help his wife, Dongshan, take care of the children. When the children reached school age, they were all granted imperial favor and allowed to attend the Imperial Study in the palace. Fuheng thought he could finally catch his breath, but then
"Lord Fuheng, your second son, Fulongan, skipped class with Fifth Prince Yongqi!"
"Lord Fuheng, your third son, Fukangan, got into a fight with the Heqin Prince's heir!"
"Lord Fuheng, your daughter wants to break off her engagement to Eleventh Prince Yongxing!"
Faced with a gaggle of unruly children, Dongshan angrily picked up a feather duster. Fuheng immediately stepped forward and gently soothed her:
"Don't be angry, my dear. I'll go beat them myself and get your revenge."
Dongshan shot him a reproachful look. "You're the one I want to beat! If you weren't so indulgent with them, they wouldn't dare behave so outrageously!"
Fuheng: ...As long as my wife is happy!
The unruly children: secretly laughing.jpg
Theme: Be self-reliant and achieve your own worth.
It really sucked. Even though it was bloody, I was so excited when I watched it, but it suddenly stopped.
We have really dug a big hole. When will we come back to fill it?
The ending was a bit sudden and strange. It felt like many things had not been explained yet and had nothing to do with the title.
Is this gone? My Jinjiang coins were wasted?
Actually, I also want to watch be, but it's not this kind of be…
It's so frustrating. I feel like this male protagonist has collapsed. He won't be running away with the ball next, right? It feels like the heroine has traveled through time in vain. If she could start over again, after arriving in the capital, she would open a small stall and sell spicy hotpot. If she couldn't write a novel, why would she have to stay in the capital? Let's do something first, make some money and go back to the countryside. Isn't farming good? Why does the heroine fall in love with the hero for no reason? Just because he threatened her and refused to become his concubine, would she not save her brother? I'm really speechless. I hope I can continue writing. Either the female protagonist is beautiful alone, or the male protagonist suffers retribution. But I still really hope that the author will continue to write. Don't get stuck here, neither up nor down. Come on, author.
I hope the heroine will stop her. She is doing it for your own good but can't change anything. It's so disgusting. Please leave immediately.
I feel sorry for Su Jia, anyone would be angry about this.
The Seventeenth Princess Consort (Time Travel to the Qing Dynasty)
The Consort's Laid-Back Winning Streak (A Qing Dynasty Transmigration)
Fu Heng's Everyday Life as a Dad (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)
My Husband Is a Peacock
After Being Buried with the Late Emperor
My Husband Is Hongzhou (Transmigrated into the Qing Dynasty)
My In-Law Is Qianlong (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)
My Father Is Fuheng (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)
The Qing Dynasty: Princess Hewan
After the Princess's Consort Eloped
My Father Keeps Plotting to Usurp the Throne
I Finally Made It into Your Family Tree
It really sucked. Even though it was bloody, I was so excited when I watched it, but it suddenly stopped.
We have really dug a big hole. When will we come back to fill it?
The ending was a bit sudden and strange. It felt like many things had not been explained yet and had nothing to do with the title.
Is this gone? My Jinjiang coins were wasted?
Actually, I also want to watch be, but it's not this kind of be…
It's so frustrating. I feel like this male protagonist has collapsed. He won't be running away with the ball next, right? It feels like the heroine has traveled through time in vain. If she could start over again, after arriving in the capital, she would open a small stall and sell spicy hotpot. If she couldn't write a novel, why would she have to stay in the capital? Let's do something first, make some money and go back to the countryside. Isn't farming good? Why does the heroine fall in love with the hero for no reason? Just because he threatened her and refused to become his concubine, would she not save her brother? I'm really speechless. I hope I can continue writing. Either the female protagonist is beautiful alone, or the male protagonist suffers retribution. But I still really hope that the author will continue to write. Don't get stuck here, neither up nor down. Come on, author.
I hope the heroine will stop her. She is doing it for your own good but can't change anything. It's so disgusting. Please leave immediately.
I feel sorry for Su Jia, anyone would be angry about this.
I don't like Chen Lingyi very much
Speechless, this ending is really hasty! ! ! !