A Qing-Dynasty Transmigration: The Beloved Consort

Upcoming Book 1: Qing Dynasty Story of the First Prince's Consort

Upcoming Book 2: Qing Dynasty Story of the Tenth Prince's Consort

Upcoming Book 3: Qing Dynasty Story of Imperial Consort Tong

The blurbs for the upcoming books are at the very bottom. The following is this book's blurb.

This book will be paywalled on July 19, with a 10,000-word update released that day.

People call their relationships a love so profound that even history has recognized it. Even those among them who transmigrated or were reborn think so, and then everything changes.

World One: Hailanzhu, steadfast and deeply devoted

She never needs to curry favor with anyone. As long as she wins Huang Taiji's affection, she has everything.

World Two: Nian Shi, exceptionally talented

So what if she likes to be a little willful? She can still make people adore her.

World Three: Imperial Consort Dong'e, gentle and considerate

So what if you keep pulling out one trick after another? In the end, I will still climb to the top, step by step.

World Four: Imperial Noble Consort Gao, resolute and decisive

A blank sheet for him to fill in is certainly touching, but is a gifted woman with a clear goal any less captivating?

World Five: Yi Fei, bright and generous

You have your gentleness and attentiveness, and I have my brightness and boldness. Who says that being bold and uninhibited means you can't be the one who laughs last?

Upcoming Book 1: Qing Dynasty Story of the First Prince's Consort

"Fujin, even if it's a girl, I would still be happy," the handsome, valiant man said to her as he held the child.

Wait, he was speaking to her? The antique-style house, the hairstyle that seriously ruined her looks, and those slender hands that definitely weren't hers...

Lin Lan fainted. After receiving the original owner's memories, she wished she could faint all over again.

She was now the First Prince's Consort, who had worn herself down by giving birth one child after another in an effort to produce a legitimate eldest son.

In the end, she had children, but lost her life. Her husband was eventually placed under house arrest, but he still had the energy to keep fathering children. As for her own children, they all died young, one after another.

Could anything be worse? Yes: this was a novel, and she was the vicious First Prince's Consort who couldn't stand seeing the heroine favored. She kept scheming against her, until the heroine, unable to tolerate it any longer, fought back, and she died of an illness with all due propriety.

Rumors that the First Prince's Consort could not bear sons were already spreading outside. The First Prince had considerately suggested that Wu Yashi take over the household affairs for the time being.

Since the other side had made a move, then let the battle begin!

Upcoming Book 2: Qing Dynasty Story of the Tenth Prince's Consort

She came to the Qing Dynasty and got married. Great! She married the Tenth Prince, who would ultimately meet a good end. All she had to do was quietly enjoy her life.

She could indulge in extravagant luxuries and enjoy being pampered until she became utterly useless. When bored, she could watch her Eighth Brother and his wife, who had transmigrated into a book, turn their household upside down, and her Ninth Brother's wife, who had transmigrated, devote herself to pulling him away from the Eighth Prince's faction.

Mm, life was truly wonderful.

Upcoming Book 3: Qing Dynasty Story of Imperial Consort Tong

Tong Yu struggled to survive for over a decade in the apocalypse, making herself tall, burly, and strong just to stay alive. She died in a zombie horde, then woke up to discover that she had transmigrated.

There were no more hideous zombies, no need to watch out for suddenly mutated plants or animals that might kill her, and most importantly, she could eat her fill at every meal.

Even if she had to enter the palace and become the emperor's concubine, even if she was just a minor character destined to be cannon fodder, none of that mattered.

Theme: Life should never be limited by other people