My new novel, How to Look After a Mad Emperor (Qing Dynasty), is currently being serialized. My next upcoming novel is The Seventh Prince's Been Grinding Hard Today, Too. Its blurb is at the very end.
Blurb:
Ye Ling transmigrates into the body of Yehenara, the most beautiful woman in Manchuria.
She is young and beautiful, comes from a comfortable family, doesn't have to enter the palace for the selection, and is engaged to the extraordinarily talented Fu Heng.
Ye Ling, an overworked surgeon who died in her previous life: "Perfect. I'll lie flat and become a beautiful freeloader."
But everything changes after she saves that dog.
What else can Ye Ling do but continue her old profession in the Qing Dynasty?
Thanks to Ye Ling's skill and Fu Heng's full support, surgery, once dismissed as an outlandish trick, flourishes in the Qing Dynasty. Hematology, gynecology, disinfection, disease prevention, and more all make great strides.
Surgical pioneer and benevolent doctor Ye Ling: "Medicine can't save the Qing Dynasty, but it can save lives."
Fu Heng, Grand Councillor Fu: "Doctor Ye is wrong. She has saved the lives of countless soldiers and civilians, taught countless students, and spread Qing medicine throughout the world, bringing tribute from every direction. Doctor Ye also saved my life. She is my life."
Reader's Guide:
This is not an accurate historical account. Please don't scrutinize it.
The author is not a medical professional and has tried to consult detailed sources. Please point out any errors.
No overpowered golden finger. The story will be as logical as possible.
A sweet and satisfying story, with career and romance given equal attention.
Upcoming novel The Seventh Prince's Been Grinding Hard Today, Too. Blurb:
Qi You transmigrates into the five-year-old Seventh Prince, Yinyou. Unfortunately, his left leg is slightly disabled, which means he has no chance of inheriting the throne. Among his brothers, he's an inconspicuous nobody.
Qi You: "Becoming emperor takes brains, not legs. Why waste such a perfect disguise? If I can be emperor, why would I settle for a life of luxury and idleness?"
Qi You: "There's no way I'm going to lie flat, except in a coffin. The Qing Dynasty will be such a mess later that even a coffin won't be safe. They'll dig up the graves."
The tutor assigns ten pages of calligraphy. Qi You turns in fifteen, with neat handwriting, and has also memorized ten poems.
His brothers are stunned.
Kangxi: "My son is strong in spirit despite his disability. Excellent!"
The Crown Prince: "Seventh Brother is amazing!"
The eldest prince: "I wonder if I could get Seventh Brother to do my homework for me."
The fourth prince: "I should learn from Seventh Brother. Tomorrow, I'll write twenty pages!"
Kangxi is pleased to discover that under Qi You's influence, his sons are studying harder than ever, and every one of them is outstanding.
After Qi You ascends the throne, his brothers are all so capable that he can't bear to let them sit idle.
The eldest prince leads the fourteenth prince in battle. The second, fourth, and thirteenth princes serve as chief ministers. The third and fifth princes oversee the Ministry of Rites and education, while the eighth, ninth, and tenth princes manage the Ministry of Revenue, the treasury, and more.
They build cannons, great ships, and an ocean fleet; establish schools; and resume voyages to the West. They send no gifts, accepting only tribute.
The Qing Dynasty truly prospers and grows powerful, becoming the world's leading empire.
Reader's Guide:
This is not an accurate historical account. No one is vilified, and the competition is friendly.
Qi You ascends the throne.
Upcoming novel How to Look After a Mad Emperor (Qing Dynasty). Blurb:
1. Tong Jia transmigrates into the body of Tong Jia, a consort of Shunzhi.
At this time, the imperial harem's ranks are not yet fully established. A consort is practically a nameless concubine.
Compared with Consort Dong'e, whose love story with Shunzhi is the stuff of legend, she is like bronze to a top-ranked player.
Tong Jia isn't worried at all, though. She has a son named Xuanye, who will one day be the famous Kangxi Emperor.
Xuanye is already five. In other words, she only has to hang on for three more years until Shunzhi dies, and then she'll be Empress Dowager, no question.
Shunzhi may be headstrong, sentimental, melancholy, and deeply devoted, not to mention exceptionally handsome, but being Empress Dowager is still the better deal.
Tong Jia lives comfortably, admiring the handsome officials at court, especially the exceptionally dashing Wang Xi, while counting down the days until Shunzhi's death.
But by the time this bronze player becomes a top-ranked one and is made empress, Shunzhi, who has abdicated and become the Retired Emperor, is still very much alive and kicking.
2. Shunzhi reflects on his two lives. In his previous life, he was lucky yet pathetic, dying before he could fulfill his ambitions.
This life is also lucky yet pathetic. The good fortune is that he has realized his ambitions, has an heir, and his son Xuanye has surpassed him.
His pathetic situation, however, is all thanks to Tong Jia, who leaves him at a loss for words.
She's like a thorny rose. Unlike the empress's poisonous thorns, hers only prick him. After being pricked so many times, he actually gets used to it and starts longing for more.
He doesn't begrudge her divided affections. To put her at ease, he abdicates early and passes the empire to her son.
Even when he humbles himself before her, she hardly looks at him properly from beginning to end.
Tong Jia says, "I wouldn't dare offend Your Majesty."
Once, he accidentally overhears her muttering behind his back: "That was close. I almost got a stye!"
Shunzhi: I can't believe I fell for that!
Reader's Guide:
There are many invented details. This is not an accurate historical account, so please don't scrutinize it.
A husband-chasing crematorium story: only the man suffers, not the woman. It's melodramatic.
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Theme: Find hope in the midst of despair.
The survival of Caotaizi operating room can only exist in novels
I really like this article, but it's a little short.
It ended so suddenly, so sad
Nice, but too little
You can definitely ask a female assistant to do things like catheterization, and the male doctor can just do the surgery. It's not that I'm feudal. If women in ancient times encountered this kind of situation, many people would not be able to survive. The first few chapters of this article were good, but now they are a bit outrageous. There is so much they can learn about surgery, so they have to learn catheterization from the very beginning.
I really can't blame the people who witnessed the operation for the first time. Many gentlemen entering the delivery room for the first time had the same frightening scene.
I saw someone talking about this and that, saying that women and men are equal, and also saying that they want a daughter, but in the end they controlled the heroine to give birth to a son, haha, I don't know what to say. It's so disgusting.
Let me see if it is fully ordered~
The ending is better! It's very interesting. I really like watching it. Can you write more extras? I want to watch it hahaha
No, this ending doesn't match the introduction.