A Qing-Dynasty Rebirth: The Princes Seem a Little Crazy

New story now underway: My Sister Is the Noble Consort Wan. Blurb at the bottom.

Thanks to Qing-era dramas, the Aisin Gioro family's numbered princes are famous far and wide, known to men and women alike, attracting transmigrators of every kind.

The Gao family of Northern Qi refused to be outdone. We have a numbered dynasty, too!

Eldest son Gao Cheng, Emperor Wenxiang of Northern Qi

Second son Gao Yang, Emperor Wenxuan of Northern Qi

Sixth son Gao Yan, Emperor Xiaozhao of Northern Qi

Eighth son Gao Yu, Prince Jing of Xiangcheng

Ninth son Gao Zhan, Emperor Wucheng of Northern Qi

Twelfth son Gao Ji, Prince Wenjian of Boling

They all had the same mother, and they took turns being emperor, loving and killing one another in equal measure.

One day, the six brothers transmigrated into the Qing dynasty together.

The court officials noticed that the princes seemed a little off.

Kangxi also realized that the sons he had so carefully educated and pinned his hopes on seemed to be getting crazier by the day...

New story: My Sister Is the Noble Consort Wan

Wan Zheng woke up one day to find herself in the Forbidden City of the Ming dynasty.

However, she wasn't the famous Noble Consort Wan, the notorious beauty who was seventeen years older than the emperor.

She was the noble consort's younger sister, Little Wan.

Back then, the sisters had served Crown Prince Zhu Jianshen together.

Even after the crown prince was deposed, they remained by his side, and eventually helped him claim the throne.

After Zhu Jianshen ascended the throne, he made his older sister, Big Wan, a noble consort. He even flew into a rage over her and deposed the empress.

Zhu Jianshen: "Your sister has become a noble consort. What do you want?"

Little Wan Zheng: "Easy. Lots of money, little work, a short commute, high status, and little responsibility."

Three days later, Wan Zheng saw the sign hanging outside her new office: Western Depot?

Oh no, I've become a secret agent...

There was no wicked Noble Consort Wan during the Chenghua era,

but there was a wicked little girl, Wan Xiaozheng.

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