The Tudor Golden Rose

After a car accident, she wakes up to find herself turned into a baby.

When she learns that her mother is Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's second queen, and that she has an older brother by the same mother, Margaret is utterly bewildered...

The following year, her mother gives birth to another son, further securing her position as queen. Her two sisters don't have a particularly bad relationship, and her mother's relationship with Catherine of Aragon is merely cool. Her mother and sister seem to know the future and are plotting to become queen; her brother Henry, the heir, wants to become a scientist; and her younger brother Edward is a genius artist. None of this matches the history she knows!

Mom, Sis, could you please stop discussing the original timeline right in front of me when I'm only a month old!!!

Margaret is completely horrified.

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Some scholars have jokingly suggested:

"Henry VIII's greatest achievement and contribution in life was having two sons and two daughters with his second queen, Anne Boleyn."

"Their children were all geniuses and eccentrics, each achieving greatness in a different field."

"And so they embraced loneliness throughout their lives, even as they tasted forbidden fruit."

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Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth, steeped in modern civilization, are reborn, changing the timeline.

Henry is a mixed-race scientist from the twenty-third century; Edward is a puppet emperor from another world who successfully turns the tables, with a level of civilization comparable to the modern era; the heroine is a twenty-first-century Chinese girl who transmigrates into a novel she read in her previous life, disguises herself as a clever, precocious native, and is a beautiful, laid-back girl whom everyone considers the easiest member of the family to deal with.

Readers who like Catherine and Queen Mary should proceed with caution, though this story is not hostile toward either of them, and safeguards their mental well-being and quality of life.

In short, this is a heavily altered version of history, with a few fantastical elements. It's just for fun. I'll write it when I'm in college or after I graduate.

Theme: Historical fantasy