I’ve worked things out with my editor: Thursday the 25th, the story will go VIP, and there’ll be a 10,000-word update. Hope you’ll show it lots of love, cuties! Kisses to everyone in the group~
The blurb for my upcoming novel, Eight Princess Consort Only Wants to Farm, is below.
As the Crown Prince’s legitimate daughter, E Linzhu looks just like the Empress who the Emperor has missed all his life. Born into a doting family, E Linzhu starts at the top, and everyone loves her.
But this is a Qing Dynasty transmigration novel. Is her entire family destined to be cannon fodder?
The transmigrated original heroine, beloved by everyone, only has eyes for her Eighth Uncle. The reborn queen of palace intrigue, a supporting character, has her sights set on the Fourth Prince’s household. Before their showdown at the top, they share a small goal: speed things up and turn the Crown Prince into the Deposed Crown Prince as soon as possible!
Even worse, one has a pocket dimension and the other has special abilities. All she has is a gourmet cooking System.
But would anyone expect a noble Heshuo Princess to cook?
E Linzhu refuses, but the System immediately starts a prize draw: learn ten dishes and you can draw a glassmaking formula. Learn a hundred and you can trade them for a cement formula.
Learn five hundred, and the complete guide to food therapy is yours. As long as the Host works hard enough, she can get all the golden fingers the transmigrated and reborn women have!
So what are we waiting for?
E Linzhu rushes into the kitchen that very night, practicing frying, stir-frying, searing, and deep-frying, while drawing one incredible prize after another.
She secures her father's position, improves relations between the Crown Prince and the Emperor, turns the Nine Princes' succession struggle into a united effort, and even helps raise the entire Qing Empire's GDP.
The transmigrated original heroine and the reborn original supporting character cry out, "What about me? Did I transmigrate / get reborn for nothing?!"
PS: This is an alternate universe, so be good and don't nitpick the history!
A Qing Dynasty transmigration story about a local girl's culinary rise, with a golden finger. The Crown Prince will eventually ascend the throne. The focus is family bonds and food, with a stunning male lead who stays in the background.
PPS: Although the Crown Prince takes the throne, the Fourth and Eighth Princes and the others aren't vilified. The Nine Princes each put their talents to use and build a better Qing Empire.
Upcoming novel: Eight Princess Consort Only Wants to Farm
Palace maid: "Your Highness, the Eighth Princess Consort has been reflecting at the estate for six months!"
Consort Hui: "Has she admitted her mistake?"
The maid shrinks back. "N-no. She's turned the estate into some kind of agricultural base, and even the Emperor says it's wonderful. He plans to go see it himself! And the Eighth Prince has moved to the estate to help her..."
Consort Hui: "???"
Her adopted son's princess consort is jealous and has defied her several times by refusing the palace's offer to send her attendants. Furious at being forced into the role of an evil mother-in-law, Consort Hui sends her off to the estate to reflect.
She wants her to calm down.
But instead of giving in, the woman takes to the fields herself, growing vegetables and raising chickens. She develops a thriving agricultural operation and earns the Emperor's praise. She has so many ideas for processing agricultural products that the Ninth Prince begs her to work with him.
She makes pesticides and cultivates high-yield seeds. Talented scholars across the land compete to sing her praises, calling her a blessing to Qing farmers.
Galu Dai, an agricultural prodigy who remembers she was born into this world, thinks: Psh, that's all just a side effect. I have just one small goal: rewrite the Yongxian Records and live to a ripe old age!
Message: Relying on yourself is what makes you truly strong.
The Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and the Empress Dowager both came from the Borjigit clan of Horqin Mongolia. The Borzigit clan was actually the Qing Dynasty translation of Genghis Khan's surname. Because Huang Taiji obtained the Yuan Dynasty imperial seal retained by the Chahar tribe, he believed that he had received the "mandate of heaven" and changed the country's name to "Qing". In 1636, Forty-nine feudal lords from the sixteen Mongolian tribes in Monan gathered in Shengjing and recognized Huang Taiji as the successor of the "Golden Family" of the Mongolian Khans. They gave him the title of "Bokeda Chechen Khan (Emperor Kuanwenrensheng)" and enshrined him as the Lord of Mongolia. From then on, the Qing Emperor became the "orthodox heir of the Golden Family".
Kangxi had 1/4 of the blood of the Mongolian "Golden Family". He was a direct descendant of Genghis Khan who was officially recognized and was honored as "Enhe Amgulang". He was the Great Khan of various Mongolian tribes at this time, and Genghis Khan was his biological ancestor. ... Then the heroine said, "The genius of the generation, Genghis Khan, only knows how to bend a bow and shoot eagles." This is not an arrogant point at the Empress Dowager, Kangxi, and Kangxi's sons, saying, "Your ancestors are uneducated, and they only know how to shoot eagles every day!" ! !
Kangxi was not angered to death on the spot because he was well-educated. This is the legendary way of scolding someone's ancestor for eighteen generations, right?
The Manchu and Mongolian people obviously have different customs from us Han people. We think white is unlucky and naturally don't like it. But the Manchu and Mongolian people don't think so. They like the color white. I've even seen people say that they think white is noble. Although it is said that this is a false assumption of the Qing Dynasty, it cannot be avoided that the Qing Dynasty was established by the Manchus, and the Manchu and Mongolian people have different customs from us Han people. It's not my fault. It's not that I think the Qing Dynasty was good, but every nation has its own customs. This is unavoidable. I hope you can study it carefully and write better. I know that you have read ancient time travel stories and thought it was unreasonable to wear white clothes in the palace, so I wrote in the article that the original heroine wore white clothes to commit suicide, but the customs are different. If you wrote it in the imaginary Song and Ming Dynasties, I would definitely say yes. (*≧▽≦) This kind of time-traveling woman should wake up her mind, but in the Qing Dynasty, I was very confused whether she really didn't like wearing white [?_??]
And white clothes are usually civilian clothing. Don't they have the words Baiding, Baishi, Baishen, and Baimin, which refer to ordinary people without fame and honor. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, white shirts were still casual clothes and also served as murder uniforms. During the Qiandao period of the Song Dynasty, Wang Ruoshangshu, the Minister of Rites, requested that white shirts be banned, and later generations used them exclusively for murderers. So if I said earlier that I was trying to make up for the ban on white clothes in Song and Ming novels, I support it! (Not counting the Yuan Dynasty, they still wore white clothes on major festivals! I feel so tired typing such a long paragraph. Could you please take a look at me (∩??????????∩)
But aren't the Manchus and Mongolians Shangbai? There are even ones with white couplets on them
I feel sorry for the time-traveling girl's original body and family, especially the original mother. Not only did she lose her daughter, her daughter's reputation was also ruined. Suddenly I hope that when the reborn person is exposed, he can clear the name of the original owner.
Old sister, ah, I can't have this younger brother.
Maybe it's because it involves "only bending a bow and shooting a giant eagle". Although it is about Genghis Khan, it is full of praise. Qing was also a nomad, so it seemed ironic to them.
It's beautiful, the last sentence made the old lady ride the wind and waves and laugh.
Qinyuan Chunxue should not be read casually in ancient times, because it is a bit of an imperial perspective, and not everyone can use this tone, right?
A girl needs to be pretty and filial piety, and if she wears a white flower, it will be even more suitable for the occasion. She can be buried directly without changing into filial piety clothes.
I'm finally going to open Dafujin (*≧▽≦) I feel like I've been collecting it for a long time!
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The Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and the Empress Dowager both came from the Borjigit clan of Horqin Mongolia. The Borzigit clan was actually the Qing Dynasty translation of Genghis Khan's surname. Because Huang Taiji obtained the Yuan Dynasty imperial seal retained by the Chahar tribe, he believed that he had received the "mandate of heaven" and changed the country's name to "Qing". In 1636, Forty-nine feudal lords from the sixteen Mongolian tribes in Monan gathered in Shengjing and recognized Huang Taiji as the successor of the "Golden Family" of the Mongolian Khans. They gave him the title of "Bokeda Chechen Khan (Emperor Kuanwenrensheng)" and enshrined him as the Lord of Mongolia. From then on, the Qing Emperor became the "orthodox heir of the Golden Family". Kangxi had 1/4 of the blood of the Mongolian "Golden Family". He was a direct descendant of Genghis Khan who was officially recognized and was honored as "Enhe Amgulang". He was the Great Khan of various Mongolian tribes at this time, and Genghis Khan was his biological ancestor. ... Then the heroine said, "The genius of the generation, Genghis Khan, only knows how to bend a bow and shoot eagles." This is not an arrogant point at the Empress Dowager, Kangxi, and Kangxi's sons, saying, "Your ancestors are uneducated, and they only know how to shoot eagles every day!" ! ! Kangxi was not angered to death on the spot because he was well-educated. This is the legendary way of scolding someone's ancestor for eighteen generations, right?
The Manchu and Mongolian people obviously have different customs from us Han people. We think white is unlucky and naturally don't like it. But the Manchu and Mongolian people don't think so. They like the color white. I've even seen people say that they think white is noble. Although it is said that this is a false assumption of the Qing Dynasty, it cannot be avoided that the Qing Dynasty was established by the Manchus, and the Manchu and Mongolian people have different customs from us Han people. It's not my fault. It's not that I think the Qing Dynasty was good, but every nation has its own customs. This is unavoidable. I hope you can study it carefully and write better. I know that you have read ancient time travel stories and thought it was unreasonable to wear white clothes in the palace, so I wrote in the article that the original heroine wore white clothes to commit suicide, but the customs are different. If you wrote it in the imaginary Song and Ming Dynasties, I would definitely say yes. (*≧▽≦) This kind of time-traveling woman should wake up her mind, but in the Qing Dynasty, I was very confused whether she really didn't like wearing white [?_??] And white clothes are usually civilian clothing. Don't they have the words Baiding, Baishi, Baishen, and Baimin, which refer to ordinary people without fame and honor. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, white shirts were still casual clothes and also served as murder uniforms. During the Qiandao period of the Song Dynasty, Wang Ruoshangshu, the Minister of Rites, requested that white shirts be banned, and later generations used them exclusively for murderers. So if I said earlier that I was trying to make up for the ban on white clothes in Song and Ming novels, I support it! (Not counting the Yuan Dynasty, they still wore white clothes on major festivals! I feel so tired typing such a long paragraph. Could you please take a look at me (∩??????????∩)
But aren't the Manchus and Mongolians Shangbai? There are even ones with white couplets on them
I feel sorry for the time-traveling girl's original body and family, especially the original mother. Not only did she lose her daughter, her daughter's reputation was also ruined. Suddenly I hope that when the reborn person is exposed, he can clear the name of the original owner.
Old sister, ah, I can't have this younger brother.
Maybe it's because it involves "only bending a bow and shooting a giant eagle". Although it is about Genghis Khan, it is full of praise. Qing was also a nomad, so it seemed ironic to them.
It's beautiful, the last sentence made the old lady ride the wind and waves and laugh.
Qinyuan Chunxue should not be read casually in ancient times, because it is a bit of an imperial perspective, and not everyone can use this tone, right?
A girl needs to be pretty and filial piety, and if she wears a white flower, it will be even more suitable for the occasion. She can be buried directly without changing into filial piety clothes.
I'm finally going to open Dafujin (*≧▽≦) I feel like I've been collecting it for a long time!