A Qing Dynasty Concubine's Promotion Diary

She was transported into the body of Empress Heseri's younger sister and made a consort with the title Ping. Ning Qian thought that title sounded pretty poor.

What had she ever done to Kangxi?

She had planned to quietly enjoy a leisurely life in the imperial harem, but her rank kept rising, unstoppable.

Looking back, she had made it this far thanks to the people around her making her look good.

The little crown prince called her Auntie at every turn and was determined to make her the most honored woman in the Qing Empire.

Kangxi was so devoted to her that he wouldn't spare even the tiniest bit of his favor for anyone else.

Heseri Ning Qian had this to say: Thank you, everyone, but my only dream is to be a lazy fish.

Alternate universe, alternate universe, alternate universe. Repeating it three times because it matters. Everything serves the plot, and some people or events may appear earlier or later than they did in history.

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The Beloved Crown Prince of the Qing Dynasty

Having lived two lifetimes, Yinsi had transmigrated back again. His greatest dream was to live a lazy life.

But circumstances wouldn't allow it. Everyone was pushing him to strive harder.

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Yin Zhi: Which piece of land do you want? Big Brother will conquer it for you!

Expand your territory, up, up!

Yin Zhi: Write a poem praising your wonderful second brother.

Literati approval, up!

The master of scheming and cutthroat competition, Yin Zhen, throws two dogs at you: How can you sleep at your age? Get up and work hard!

Diligence, up!

Yinsi's face twisted in agony: Please, I can't keep up with the competition anymore. I just want to be a lazy fish!

Miao Miao

During the summer break of her first year of high school, Jiang Miao met Sheng Wenzhou. Their friend read their fortunes and declared that they were made for each other, and that it would defy heaven and reason if they didn't get together.

Jiang Miao thought it was ridiculous. Even if she fell for a dog, she would never fall for Sheng Wenzhou. Besides, Sheng Wenzhou had betrayed their agreement.

In college, Jiang Miao ran into Sheng Wenzhou, who was in town on a business trip. Compared to before, he seemed to have lost some of his spark.

Sheng Wenzhou stood amid the bright lights and revelry, flickering in and out of view like the cigarette between his fingers.

Jiang Miao realized that maybe there had been something to that fortune after all. She was smitten!

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Sheng Wenzhou was Professor Jiang's student, but the old professor's young granddaughter had him wrapped around her finger.

Before they got together, Sheng Wenzhou struggled with the thought that she was his mentor's granddaughter.

On the day he made his decision, Sheng Wenzhou called Professor Jiang. "Teacher, there's a question that's been weighing on my mind for a long time."

Professor Jiang patiently offered his advice.

Sheng Wenzhou asked, "Do people really need morals?"

Professor Jiang was silent for a moment before replying, "Obviously, someone like you doesn't. You'll be much happier without any morals."

Sheng Wenzhou suddenly understood. "Thank you, Teacher."

No more hesitation. He was going to make his move first.

Theme: Live simply, live happily