[Qing Transmigration + Dream of the Red Chamber] Greetings, Your Majesty the Empress

My completed works on this page include "[Qing Transmigration + Dream of the Red Chamber] The Lin Family's Eldest Daughter" and "[Qing Transmigration + Dream of the Red Chamber] Consort Dowager Lin." Upcoming works include "[Qing Transmigration] The Side Consort Is Not What She Seems" and "[Dream of the Red Chamber] The Nation-Protecting Princess." Their blurbs are at the bottom. If you're interested, please add them to your collection~~ Here is this novel's blurb: [The male lead is Fourth Master. One-on-one sweet romance! Completely fictional setting, completely fictional setting, completely fictional setting! The plot calls for plenty of original details, so please don't nitpick the historical accuracy!] On her first transmigration, Lin Yanjun unexpectedly lost her memory. As a result, when she was only three, she was abducted by that professional pair of child-snatchers, a monk and a Daoist priest. After her death, she watched helplessly as the Jia family swallowed up her family's property and saw her little niece, Lin Daiyu, suffer at the Jia estate, where "for three hundred and sixty days a year, she was assailed by fierce winds and frost-like swords," until she finally coughed up blood and died... Lin Yanjun was furious. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the age of thirteen. Without a second thought, Lin Yanjun took the chance to make a swift getaway while the monk and Daoist priest were out again, and even swiped a treasure bestowed by Jing Huan: the Sumeru Mustard Seed. Madam Wang: "My Baoyu was born with a jade in his mouth. He is destined for greatness. Does a sickly, coquettish girl like her deserve him?" Lin Yanjun: Where's my little effigy? If you don't know how to talk, then don't talk! That night, just as the couple were about to retire, Madam Wang's tongue suddenly swelled enormously and lolled out, horrifyingly like that of a hanged ghost. Jia Zheng was so terrified that his eyes rolled back and he went limp. Lin Yanjun: Ahem... Sorry about that. My half-baked skills went awry again. Consort De: "Empress Dowager Tong had such a hard life. As the birth mother of Fourth Master, I'll be sure to 'take good care' of you all from now on." Lin Yanjun: Where's my little effigy? Empress Dowager Tong is alive again. Surprise! Isn't this exciting? Kangxi: Oh dear, the auspicious marriage celebrations went a little too far. This is a disaster. Reader's Guide: 1. The heroine is the most beautiful woman in the world, breathtakingly beautiful. 2. She secretly picked up a few rudimentary tricks from the monk and Daoist priest, such as making little effigies (with very limited skill). She can cast curses and pray for blessings. 3. The Dream of the Red Chamber girls will not be vilified. Blurb for "[Dream of the Red Chamber] The Nation-Protecting Princess": With a blink, Ruoyang discovered that she had become a pitiful princess in some unknown dynasty. At the ripe old age of twenty, she had finally had some hope of getting married, only for her younger sister to snatch the match at the last moment. The smug Sixth Princess said, "Third Sister, don't blame Father. Given how old you are, an imperial decree marrying you to the top-ranked candidate in the palace examination wouldn't be a blessing. It would be an insult..." Ruoyang said, "Little Sister Six, be careful when you go out these next few days. Your forehead looks dark to me. A bloody disaster is coming." ??? The next day, the Sixth Princess was invited to play polo and got her head cracked open with a mallet. Everyone mocked and pitied the old maid, Third Princess, for missing out on the brilliant young top-ranked candidate. Who could have guessed that another top-ranked candidate would drop from the sky just a few days later? Well, this one was a little older, and he had a daughter. And the top-ranked candidate's name was Lin Hai, courtesy name Ruhai. His adopted daughter's childhood name was Daiyu. "..." Ruoyang had a secret: she could foresee disasters. No calamity, whether natural or man-made, could escape her sight. Relying on this ability, she rose from a pitiful princess despised by her father and bullied by everyone into a Nation-Protecting Princess revered and admired by all. Her name would go down in history and live on for generations. Reader's Guide: 1. Lin Ruhai's age has been changed; he is set to be fourteen years older than the heroine. 2. The dynasty in this novel is the author's own fictional setting. It is not the setting of the original Dream of the Red Chamber, nor is it related to any historical dynasty. 3. The Rongguo estate won't be portrayed favorably. It will be vilified. 4. More will be added if anything else comes to mind. Blurb for "[Qing Transmigration] The Side Consort Is Not What She Seems": Nian Wanwan was as beautiful as a celestial maiden, with a delicate, willow-like figure. She looked as weak and innocent as a little white rabbit, inspiring anyone who saw her to cherish and protect her. In truth, she was a martial cultivator, the sort who could rip someone's crown off with her bare hands. Who could have expected that a failed tribulation would send her hurtling into the Great Qing, where she became the Yong Prince's side consort, Nian? On their wedding night, the "frail" side consort was genuinely "scared unconscious." Fourth Master, in the middle of undressing: "...???" At first, Yinzhen thought his side consort Nian was stunningly beautiful and gentle as water. Excellent. It was just that she was too delicate. She'd be out of breath after three steps, and even a slightly loud voice seemed liable to make her faint. He had to take good care of her. That is, until he accidentally saw her smash a stone table with one slap... Reader's Guide: 1. The heroine is incredibly, incredibly beautiful! A tough, no-nonsense flower with a completely different side beneath her delicate exterior! 2. After the heroine arrives, Fourth Master won't have any other women, but the women who were already there cannot simply be erased from history. 3. Completely fictional setting, completely fictional setting, completely fictional setting! There are tons of original details, so please don't nitpick the historical accuracy! Theme: The value of family is priceless.