Becoming the Little Ancestor in a Qing Dynasty Transmigration Novel

She has power, wealth, and a loving father.

Before sending his daughter, the little Dragon Girl, down to the mortal realm, the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea chose a pair of parents for her according to these criteria: the daughter-loving Qianlong Emperor and Empress Fuca.

But a slip-up landed the little Dragon Girl as the daughter of Shunzhi and Empress Xiaokangzhang instead.

Little Dragon Girl: "Well... that works, I guess. No big deal. They're both an emperor and an empress, after all."

But it is already the forty-third year of Kangxi's reign.

The little Dragon Girl, only three years old: "... ?"

Kangxi, already fifty: "... ??"

The princes, the oldest thirty-two and the youngest the same age as the little Dragon Girl: "... ???"

· Not historically accurate.

· A feel-good, satisfying slice-of-life story full of food, fun, and squabbles.

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Yu Yue transmigrates into a book.

A powerful sanda fighter becomes the frail, sickly paternal aunt of the male lead in a period novel.

At this point, the male lead is still a five-year-old boy. According to the plot, her nephew, whom she has never met, has already sent her a letter asking for help. But she misses it because she's going on a blind date with a future military-industry bigwig, and the boy gets kidnapped by human traffickers.

Thinking of the poor little male lead, the despicable traffickers, and, ahem, the cute third-class merit award, Yu Yue decides to stand up the future military-industry bigwig and go find the boy.

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When Yu Yue finds the little boy, he's skinny as a rake and pinned to the ground by a chubby kid bigger than him, who is riding him like a horse. Not a single person around them intervenes.

Yu Yue's fists clench. One punch for each young bully, one punch for each old one. She'll let them experience the power of righteous fists.

From then on, the little boy has a little aunt who stands up for him, and Yu Yue gains a little shadow who follows her every lead.

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Shen Que is a young, handsome engineer who has just joined the Hongqi Machinery Factory. He has a bright future, but is devoted to his career and has no interest in marriage.

To sort out his personal life, the organization arranges a blind date for him with a gentle, delicate woman.

Shen Que believes it, until he sees Yu Yue chase a human trafficker through three train cars and beat him until he's sprawled on the floor, crying for his parents. Shen Que: "... ???"

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Jinchao is a little phoenix. After accidentally learning that she has blood relatives among humans, she chooses to descend to the mortal realm to find them.

Unfortunately, she arrives at a bad time. After weeks of heavy rain, the rivers have risen and the fields have failed.

The people make offerings at the Dragon King Temple, praying for the Dragon King to stop the rain, lower the floodwaters, and end the disaster.

Soon, there are so many offerings at the Dragon King Temple that they cannot even be stacked up any higher.

The little phoenix, who has been hungry ever since coming down to the mortal realm: "..."

She's going to steal the old Dragon King's customers!

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On her journey to find her family, Jinchao meets a young man who looks quite a lot like her. He suspects she might be his younger sister.

Jinchao suspects the same thing, so she follows him to Chang'an, where she meets Li Shimin, an old crybaby who bursts into tears the moment he sees her.

Jinchao wonders, is he her father?

Li Shimin: "No, I'm your younger brother."

The seven-year-old phoenix: "???"

Li Chengqian, who thought the little phoenix was his younger sister: "??????"

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When the Retired Emperor Li Yuan hears that his youngest daughter, who died twenty-eight years ago, has come back to life, he doesn't believe it. Not until she comes to demand an explanation:

Her younger brother only wanted the throne back then. He wasn't asking for the stars. Why didn't her biased old father just give it to him?

Retired Emperor: "???"

Now he's convinced. But also...

Who exactly is the biased one here?

Theme: When the family lives in harmony, all things prosper.