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Ying Ning's father was the son of one of the founding ministers and a regent appointed by the late emperor. Her grandmother was a princess of the Heshuo rank, and her mother was also the eldest daughter of a prince. Her family background was as illustrious as could be.
So even though she had been sent to the palace at a young age to compete with the Hesheli clan for the position of empress and had lost, she was still able to remain in the palace as a consort.
However, with the powerful minister Oboi in control, her father Ebilun tried to play both sides between Oboi and the young emperor.
After a transmigrator failed to take over her body, Ying Ning gained memories from three hundred years in the future. She knew that the young emperor would one day become a famed ruler who would reign over the empire for an entire sixty years.
But she would die before the day she was to be formally invested as a consort.
Her father would lose his title and die young.
Her two younger sisters would enter the palace one after another, but neither would meet a good end. Her younger brothers would be left to support the household on their own, and their lives would fall into chaos.
Waking from her dream, Ying Ning resolved to start building a relationship with this affectionate, long-lived young emperor right away.
By day, she helped him manage the imperial harem, easing his worries.
At night, she joined him in exploring all sorts of hobbies that outsiders considered a waste of time, and accidentally invented quite a few things along the way.
One day, after having been empress in peace for decades, Ying Ning found herself puzzled.
It was one thing for the emperor to like her, but why did all those princes, who had fought bitterly over the succession, obediently call her Mother?
The heroine is a native of this world. A transmigrator once failed to take over her body, leaving her with the transmigrator's memories and a little golden finger~
[Coming soon] I Conquer the World by Drawing Historical Mystery Boxes
Lin Yun transmigrated into a book and became the early-deceased first wife of the founding emperor.
The land was in chaos, and her former husband had already remarried a daughter of an aristocratic family and established himself as a powerful lord. He was living in splendor.
But the original owner refused to be demoted from wife to concubine, so she and her daughter were driven back to her hometown.
Her hometown, Feng County, was in the midst of a famine. Overnight, her family had fallen from wealthy landowners to commoners, and they nearly poisoned themselves trying to eat wild vegetables. The whole family was on the verge of starving to death.
Fortunately, Lin Yun had brought along a mystery-box System that drew skills, and it thoughtfully included a free first draw for beginners.
Mystery Box One: Unknown skill (permanent), from user: I Love Eating Grass, My Skin Is Lovely
Mystery Box Two: Unknown skill (one-time), from user: A Beggar Who Would Rather Remain Anonymous
Mystery Box Three: Unknown skill (permanent), from user: Please Spare Me, Sir
Lin Yun drew Mystery Box One and awakened the skill "Shennong's Taste of a Hundred Herbs." She led everyone in the county to become wealthy by growing wild vegetables.
Later, when war reached Feng County, Lin Yun drew Mystery Box Two and awakened the skill "A Great Responsibility Has Fallen from Heaven." The uncles and aunties around her who raised chickens and ducks all turned into military geniuses...
After drawing Mystery Box Three, Lin Yun awakened the skill "Jinx." So she sent someone to infiltrate her former husband's camp...
In the end, the early-deceased first wife of the founding emperor, forgotten by everyone, took the throne before the founding emperor himself.
Only this time, someone else took the place of the founding emperor's early-deceased first wife.
Theme: Love life
Although it feels like love is cheap, Kangxi really has love for the heroine. Only people who really like someone will consider so much. He is worried that the heroine's early birth will be bad for the body and the children. He is willing to wait a few more years for the heroine to understand. Now that he has a legitimate son, he wants to train the heroine's son to be his heir. As long as you don't fall in love with Kangxi, treat him as a friend, a brother, a boss, and have someone who loves and protects you like this in the harem, I personally feel that it is better than just finding a husband in modern times.
There still needs to be some talk about feelings, but it shouldn't be the kind of life-or-death kind. After all, feelings are two-way. The emperor still has affection for the heroine, although it may be more about family affection. It would be too boring and too hypocritical to talk about feelings like the queen, but the heroine is after all a noble lady under the feudal imperial power. As a privileged class She has enjoyed thousands of honors and privileges since she was a child, and she also deeply understands the price she has to pay, and will not really ask for a lifelong love between two people. Such a heroine knows how to submit to the imperial power. Just like at the beginning of the novel, the heroine calls herself a slave in front of the emperor, because she understands that even the title of slave is a kind of honor, which can bring her and the emperor closer. The relationship between the two is indeed a bit sad. The emperor's love is superior, more like a pet. This is a kind of inherent inequality. This inequality can also be seen between the lines of the article, just like the emperor is very harsh on the queen, because only the queen is the woman who is qualified to stand side by side with him, but even so, the queen is still suppressed by the imperial power and The husband's power is firmly suppressed, and he is anxious about the emperor's words and deeds. From a wife to a housekeeper, looking at the novel's text, it seems that the heroine has gradually assumed the emperor's expectations and values for his wife. However, in the feudal dynasty, my highest expectation for the heroine in the novel is just Guanyin. This is already very refreshing, and more seems too vain.
I hope the heroine won't be portrayed as too much of a virgin. I want to see the heroine have her own child soon. She likes soft paper children the most hehehe
This is not the first time that the author has done this. The same thing happened to Wen Xi, the imperial concubine, before.
It's a good time for the heroine
The current emperor is still young, he is still willing to spend time and attention in the harem, and he still has some warmth and softness in his heart.
How long has Cheng Rui been gone? Dong Shi has been gone for just over two months. Ma Jia Shi is already strong. I feel that if she could be killed with one shot, the entire ZJC would be buried with her.
And why did the Empress Dowager insist on arranging caring people for Kangxi? It was not enough for Kangxi to have the throne and a son, but the heroine also had to devote her attention to him. She was really the mother of an emperor.
Emotions are still needed, after all, the queen has to have children, especially for a long-lived emperor like Kangxi, who has been in power for decades and can do whatever he wants like eating and drinking. The only thing that can impress him is his own preferences. Moreover, many novels have been exalting Yongzheng's status in Kangxi's heart, saying that he is half a legitimate son. It is ridiculous that Tong Jia was granted the title of emperor just before his death. Yongzheng did not adopt Tong Jia, so he can be said to be half a legitimate son. And until the emperor's death, in Kangxi's eyes, Yongzheng was only a qualified heir, but definitely not his beloved son! Not even the prince! The prince just took advantage of the fact that he was brought up by his royal father since he was a child. Later, his true nature was exposed and he could not tolerate his father. When the fourth child was young, Kangxi criticized his moody character. Referring to the characters of Kangxi's favored concubines and ministers, Yongzheng's forbearing and resolute character was definitely at odds with them. As for the final process of Kangxi passing the throne to Yongzheng, it just proves Kangxi's indifference towards Yongzheng. Think about it that Kangxi did not issue the edict until he was about to die. In fact, he himself was not suffering from a sudden emergency. There were signs before. If you like this son, you should at least make him a prince first and help him walk for a while to clear the obstacles for him. If Kangxi can decide the title early. Why did Yongzheng face so many political opponents later and even be slandered as a man who usurped the throne and killed his father?
Although the heroine is not a queen now, she is more like a wife in the heart of the emperor than the current queen. The emperor's first thing to do is to talk to the heroine about anything, and to talk to the heroine about major internal and external matters. When Hesheli is offline, the heroine will be a suitable successor. The only question now is whether the heroine will give birth to a son and become an emperor in the future? With such a big advantage, you wouldn't give up the throne to someone else, right? You can give birth later, at the age of 30, and then when Kangxi dies, your son will be about the same age.
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What is the Queen planning? When the Queen is quiet, I feel like something is going on.
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I Wrote Novels in the Republic of China
The Daily Life of Kangxi's Harem (Qing Dynasty)
Kangxi's Concubine's Daily Check-In Routine (Qing Dynasty)
The Little Maid's Journey to Fast Travel
The Story of the Beloved Concubine's Ascension to the Throne in Qing Chuan (Quick Chuan)
Notes on Survival in the Kangxi Harem (Qing Dynasty)
After the Entire Qing Palace Heard the Voice of the Daughter of the Deposed Prince,
Immortality Begins with a Family's Wastrel
[Pit]
The Good-for-Nothing of the Family
Noble Consort Wenxi's Qing Dynasty Diary
Although it feels like love is cheap, Kangxi really has love for the heroine. Only people who really like someone will consider so much. He is worried that the heroine's early birth will be bad for the body and the children. He is willing to wait a few more years for the heroine to understand. Now that he has a legitimate son, he wants to train the heroine's son to be his heir. As long as you don't fall in love with Kangxi, treat him as a friend, a brother, a boss, and have someone who loves and protects you like this in the harem, I personally feel that it is better than just finding a husband in modern times.
There still needs to be some talk about feelings, but it shouldn't be the kind of life-or-death kind. After all, feelings are two-way. The emperor still has affection for the heroine, although it may be more about family affection. It would be too boring and too hypocritical to talk about feelings like the queen, but the heroine is after all a noble lady under the feudal imperial power. As a privileged class She has enjoyed thousands of honors and privileges since she was a child, and she also deeply understands the price she has to pay, and will not really ask for a lifelong love between two people. Such a heroine knows how to submit to the imperial power. Just like at the beginning of the novel, the heroine calls herself a slave in front of the emperor, because she understands that even the title of slave is a kind of honor, which can bring her and the emperor closer. The relationship between the two is indeed a bit sad. The emperor's love is superior, more like a pet. This is a kind of inherent inequality. This inequality can also be seen between the lines of the article, just like the emperor is very harsh on the queen, because only the queen is the woman who is qualified to stand side by side with him, but even so, the queen is still suppressed by the imperial power and The husband's power is firmly suppressed, and he is anxious about the emperor's words and deeds. From a wife to a housekeeper, looking at the novel's text, it seems that the heroine has gradually assumed the emperor's expectations and values for his wife. However, in the feudal dynasty, my highest expectation for the heroine in the novel is just Guanyin. This is already very refreshing, and more seems too vain.
I hope the heroine won't be portrayed as too much of a virgin. I want to see the heroine have her own child soon. She likes soft paper children the most hehehe
This is not the first time that the author has done this. The same thing happened to Wen Xi, the imperial concubine, before.
It's a good time for the heroine The current emperor is still young, he is still willing to spend time and attention in the harem, and he still has some warmth and softness in his heart.
How long has Cheng Rui been gone? Dong Shi has been gone for just over two months. Ma Jia Shi is already strong. I feel that if she could be killed with one shot, the entire ZJC would be buried with her. And why did the Empress Dowager insist on arranging caring people for Kangxi? It was not enough for Kangxi to have the throne and a son, but the heroine also had to devote her attention to him. She was really the mother of an emperor.
Emotions are still needed, after all, the queen has to have children, especially for a long-lived emperor like Kangxi, who has been in power for decades and can do whatever he wants like eating and drinking. The only thing that can impress him is his own preferences. Moreover, many novels have been exalting Yongzheng's status in Kangxi's heart, saying that he is half a legitimate son. It is ridiculous that Tong Jia was granted the title of emperor just before his death. Yongzheng did not adopt Tong Jia, so he can be said to be half a legitimate son. And until the emperor's death, in Kangxi's eyes, Yongzheng was only a qualified heir, but definitely not his beloved son! Not even the prince! The prince just took advantage of the fact that he was brought up by his royal father since he was a child. Later, his true nature was exposed and he could not tolerate his father. When the fourth child was young, Kangxi criticized his moody character. Referring to the characters of Kangxi's favored concubines and ministers, Yongzheng's forbearing and resolute character was definitely at odds with them. As for the final process of Kangxi passing the throne to Yongzheng, it just proves Kangxi's indifference towards Yongzheng. Think about it that Kangxi did not issue the edict until he was about to die. In fact, he himself was not suffering from a sudden emergency. There were signs before. If you like this son, you should at least make him a prince first and help him walk for a while to clear the obstacles for him. If Kangxi can decide the title early. Why did Yongzheng face so many political opponents later and even be slandered as a man who usurped the throne and killed his father?
Although the heroine is not a queen now, she is more like a wife in the heart of the emperor than the current queen. The emperor's first thing to do is to talk to the heroine about anything, and to talk to the heroine about major internal and external matters. When Hesheli is offline, the heroine will be a suitable successor. The only question now is whether the heroine will give birth to a son and become an emperor in the future? With such a big advantage, you wouldn't give up the throne to someone else, right? You can give birth later, at the age of 30, and then when Kangxi dies, your son will be about the same age.
I click in eight times a day to wait for updates
What is the Queen planning? When the Queen is quiet, I feel like something is going on.