Ruofeng's lonely soul transmigrates into the body of Consort Xi in the Qing Dynasty.
At first, she thinks she's landed a story where she can coast to victory.
But it turns out
her predecessor's father doesn't love her, and her mother doesn't care for her.
She's delicate and frail, with nothing in her head.
Ruofeng has no choice. She rolls up her sleeves and lets the tears fall,
playing the part of a pitiable little white flower.
On the surface: A weak little white flower * a cold and ruthless emperor.
In reality: A warm-faced, cold-hearted big sister * a sincere, affection-starved puppy.
Take a look at my upcoming novel, "Qing Dynasty Transmigration: Consort Ding Is a Pixiu."
A little Pixiu accidentally transmigrates into the body of a lowly palace maid during the Kangxi Emperor's reign.
From then on, she starts her career making money in the human world.
The higher a palace maid's rank, the more silver she gets? OK, I'll take the exams to work by the emperor's side.
So a lifetime's worth of salary is still less than one casual gift from Kangxi? OK, I'll sweet-talk and flatter him right away.
Her good friend Uya invites her to join her and become a consort.
"What's so good about being a consort?"
"You can make money. Lots and lots of money."
"OK, I'm in!"
In the end, the little Pixiu becomes Consort Ding to the Kangxi Emperor. She lives the longest of anyone in the harem and is also its richest consort.
On her ninetieth birthday, her grandson Qianlong asks her for the secret to her longevity.
Consort Ding smiles and holds up four fingers. "Focus on making money."
A little scene:
Others compete for the emperor's favor for their family's glory or Kangxi's love.
Consort Ding has a peculiar approach: "Wow, Your Majesty, your jade Guanyin, A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains, the pure-gold Ten Thousand Buddhas, and that golden nanmu are all worth a fortune, aren't they?"
Kangxi's face darkens. "You can have the rest, but the last one is supposed to be my coffin. Could you please stop hauling it into your storeroom?"
The heroine is the reincarnation of a Pixiu. Anyone who gets along with her will have good fortune.
Consort De is her best friend, and Consort De handles the palace-intrigue challenges while the little Pixiu coasts to victory.
Another upcoming novel: "Teaching Men Virtue in the Tang Dynasty."
Li Lizhi, eldest daughter of Li Shimin and Princess Changle, lives up to her name.
She is naturally beautiful and stunning.
Unfortunately, she doesn't live very long.
So, on the first day that Li Zhi, aka the apocalypse's wildflower, transmigrates into her body,
she starts throwing punches in Weiyang Palace.
Her father favors sons over daughters? Li Zhi rides a fine horse with a longbow in hand, rides out alone through the pass, and seizes a hundred miles of territory, proving that a princess can stand on her own.
The chancellor's son is fooling around with other women? Li Zhi stands up for her best friend, beats up the scumbag, divorces him on her friend's behalf, buys her a house, and finds her a new husband.
The crown prince throws his weight around because of his status? Li Zhi glares at him, and her little brother immediately goes off to do his homework on proper conduct for men.
And so Li Zhi's punching career flourishes.
The women of the Tang Dynasty shoulder half the sky.
They go to school, become merchants, enter government service, and guard the frontier.
As she keeps throwing punches,
the Tang Dynasty enters its golden age~
A little scene:
Changsun Chong is an outstanding graduate of the Academy of Virtuous Men.
When he recalls the first time he met Princess Changle,
he can only describe it in one sentence:
"The woman I love rides up on a tall horse and smashes the stone slab pinning my leg with one punch."
From that day on, I would marry no one but her.
Female Alpha, male Omega.
The heroine is gorgeous and free-spirited, with the immense strength that comes from evolving in the apocalypse. She's flawless, there's no love triangle, and it's a mutual one-on-one relationship from beginning to end.
A true female lead, with plenty of admirers! She won't die young! She'll become empress!
Theme: Strengthening your own advantages is the best way to achieve your goals.
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Halfway through the chase, the two maids were so annoyed that they gave up. I made a bookmark and clicked on it to see the development and completion. The early writing was very good and the emotional changes between the heroine and Yong Zheng were quite reasonable. In the later period, after the heroine was favored, one person achieved enlightenment. The chickens and dogs ascended to heaven, and the master and the maid were dizzy. A successful novel is indispensable for its logic, plot, and writing. Now is not the time when the heroine had a sisterly relationship with her maid in ancient times. Capitalists make ordinary people work like cows and horses, and people have no hope of transcending classes through their own efforts. We all know that class is deeply entrenched, and it is already difficult for ordinary people to successfully cross class. When readers experience such a society, no one can better empathize with it and believe that being independent and focusing on one's own interests is the way to go. If you are successful, you can help the world; if you are poor, you can only take care of yourself. Too many of us ordinary people are left to fend for themselves. The reader and the author are both right, and the characters in the article are even more right, they just look uncomfortable. The world is so different that I can't agree with your world view. There will be a lot of misunderstandings. The most you can do is stay away.
The writing is great, but help me, I think the wishful thinking is really outrageous. The gap between Feng'er and Lao Shisan is too big.
The progress is too slow, the palace ladies around me are too stupid, and all of them are not doing their jobs properly.
I think this article is very well written. I like to read this kind of love-loving and sweet articles. Unfortunately, Jinjiang is now popular with the ancient scumbag men and bitch model. Generally, those kinds of articles are very popular. In fact, next time you can read it and try to write articles about scumbag men, hahaha.
Really annoying these two. The ladies-in-waiting feel more like masters than their masters, and they are all so noble. Perhaps this is because the beauty of human nature is full of flaws. In ancient times, the obedience and obedience of servants were rarely seen in the form of everyone taking charge of their own affairs. Concubine Xi was well written by Yongzheng. In the early days of Emperor Yongzheng, he looked down on Concubine Xi and felt that she was not worthy of being treated as his sister-in-law by the Thirteenth Master. Now that Concubine Xi is favored, a girl who was in vitro fertilized is worthy of the position of Fujin. The Eight Banners noble family in the Thirteenth Master's backyard must not be angry. The talented and talented girl who is shocking every step of the way, who has conquered the country and conquered the city, accompanied the Thirteenth Master through the difficult times. After giving birth to a daughter, she was just a concubine. In order not to drag her down, she had to die. What's so special about this Feng'er now?? Just because she is Concubine Xi's maid, is she noble? Don't you live up to the maid's sincerity? Don't most of the maids in the Forbidden City admire the emperor and other men of high status? There's nothing special about Feng'er. It's just that Concubine Xi made a filter for her. The two maids have obvious shortcomings, but Concubine Xi likes them. It doesn't matter all the troubles. I think it's good that Anxi and the imperial doctor agree with each other, but the other one is outrageous.
Got it! In the first few chapters, I thought Anxi and Hongli might be CPs, but now that Doctor Chen comes out, the situation becomes instantly clear.
There's too much written about Anxi, and I don't really want to see the love story of a palace maid.
Woohoo, why did the update stop?
This wood carving... The male is shorter than the female. Am I overthinking it?
The writing is okay, but it's too humane. The palace maids don't look like palace maids, they are all young ladies.