Advance reservations: Qing Dynasty Transmigration: The Tenth Prince's Consort and The Deposed Crown Prince's Pursuit of His Wife. Please add them to your collection.
This novel also goes by My Lucky Life, I Was Born with a Silver Spoon, and The Days Heaven Itself Went Out of Its Way to Protect Me
Incredibly lucky heroine VS model gentleman
(Love at first sight vs. love after marriage)
Blurb:
After staying up all night reading novels, Yang Er'ruo woke up as the legitimate daughter of the Guaerjia clan during the Kangxi Emperor's reign.
Her original self had been sickly and unlucky in love. Yang Er'ruo, who had transmigrated into her place, dutifully cared for her parents, but through a twist of fate ended up marrying the Seventeenth Prince, Yinli.
Yang Er'ruo wanted to cry, but could only grit her teeth and go through with the marriage.
The Guaerjia clan was unwillingly dragged into the struggle among the nine princes for the throne. Yang Er'ruo trembled, thinking she was done for, but...
The future Yongzheng Emperor: Be good, and you can cling to me for protection.
The wicked Ninth Prince: Don't be afraid, little sister. I'm your... [blushes]
The deposed Crown Prince: Call me Daddy, and I'll give you my life.
Her actual husband, Yinli: ...All of you, keep your distance. She's my wife!
Yang Er'ruo: I thought I was just a useless little nobody. How did I somehow win without lifting a finger? (Nice~)
She thought she had simply transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty, but the deeper she got, the stranger and more unbelievable things became. How could she get back? How could she survive?
Bonus scene:
With the title of future widow hanging over her head, Yang Er'ruo did everything she could to avoid it.
So every night, Yinli was forced to do push-ups, sit-ups, and planks, and successfully gained a strong, healthy body.
Yinli: Honey, tired-tired, sleepy-sleepy, baby-baby?
Yang Er'ruo: What? Tired, sleepy, and saying goodbye? I'll arrange it!
Yinli: ...
Qing Dynasty Transmigration: The Tenth Prince's Consort
Blurb:
People always say fox spirits have black hearts, but our fox-spirit clan doesn't have hearts at all. How could they be black?
Having a heart hinders cultivation to immortality. When each member of their clan is born, their elders use magic to remove and seal away their heart, and they must never touch it for the rest of their life.
After weathering countless hardships, Hu Xiaoli finally cultivated a human form, only to be struck dead by lightning that very night.
When she woke up, she had become the prospective Tenth Prince's Consort. All her cultivation had turned to ash, but she had gained a beating heart.
Hu Xiaoli: ...
With spiritual energy so thin that cultivation was impossible, Hu Xiaoli decided she could accept it. Now she no longer had to avoid certain foods and eat vegetables all day to become immortal!
She'd been given a life for free and could eat roast chicken every day. More importantly, she still had her clan's special ability: mind reading.
With mind reading at her disposal, not even Consort De, Consort Rong, the Eighth Prince's Consort, or the Ninth Prince's Consort could get the better of her. Want to punish or frame her? Not a chance, not even a crack in the door!
The immortal life she'd worked so hard for in her previous life. She loved it~
The Deposed Crown Prince's Pursuit of His Wife (Qing Dynasty)
Blurb:
After an unexpected transmigration, Yang Er'ya became the apple of the Ninth Prince's eye. The mischievous Yintang was especially well-behaved around her.
The imperial palace was a terrifying place, full of danger.
Lady Li fell into the water today, and Noble Lady Shen miscarried tomorrow. But as the apple of the Ninth Prince's eye, Yang Er'ya could only happily watch the drama unfold every day. What a carefree life!
Until one day, she happened to save the injured Crown Prince.
"The throne is not what I want. You mean more to me than anything." One sentence from that scumbag turned her into a bargaining chip for power. She was even the last to find out about his wedding.
Damn it, what are men even good for? I'm going to live it up on my own!
With her little stash of money on her back, Yang Er'ya ran away that very night.
So what if she ran? She still couldn't escape her fate as a sacrifice.
No matter the era, being weak is a sin...
"When I grow up, I'm going to marry Big Sister and make her my principal consort!" That was the phrase seven-year-old Yintang said most often.
"Don't like the Crown Prince. Why don't you like me instead?" That was what Yintang most regretted not saying after he turned thirteen.
The Crown Prince wants power? Fine, but why her? Why did he have to use her in exchange for it? She's the one I've always loved...
The second male lead gets the girl.
P.S. This is a semi-alternate history.
Theme: Exercise is good for your health
Why? Why? Why? Why is it Fujin??? Given the heroine's family background, is this reasonable? Ah? (Crashing)
A very interesting short article
I still don't hate Yinreng Jue! My thick filter on him
Could it be that my sister has also traveled through time?
Whether the heroine was born high or low, some people said that the high official was competed for by the Fourth and Eighth forces, and the Seventeenth Master said that he was not taken seriously. Why wasn't the high official's daughter directly the direct descendant of Fujin? It doesn't make sense to be a concubine to a prince who doesn't take him seriously, right?
The advance collection of the column "Returning to the Countryside in the 1970s to Marry a Rough Man" is expected to be published on December 10 If you like it, you can move to the column~
Is the heroine's sister's child the Crown Princess's or Lao Jiu's?
Wearing soul wear, could it be that my sister...
Hahahahaha, I like Nian Gengyao first and then Yinli.
Hahahahahaha I am going to become the direct descendant of Fujin