[Before reading this story, please read the pinned comment first.]
Le Xi transmigrated as a baby in the Qing dynasty. Fortunately, her birth mother was of high status, and her family was rich enough that she never had to worry about food or clothes.
Unfortunately, her father was Kangxi.
On top of that, her biological older brother was the future Eighth Prince's devoted fanboy, the "useless Tenth Prince."
And then there's Le Xi herself. Though she was a princess, she was frail and sickly, with sallow skin and no more than three years to live according to historical records.
Even worse, six months after transmigrating, she still hadn't managed to eat a decent serving of meat, rice, or noodles because of her poor health.
Perhaps her resentment ran too deep, because she unexpectedly bonded with a [Feast System]:
[You eat a bowl of fish-slice congee and feel satisfied. Health +1]
[You eat a chicken drumstick and feel satisfied. Health +1]
Le Xi: Eat one more grain of rice every day, beat hunger, and build a strong body.
1. Palace intrigue is out of the question. Farming is the real deal.
2. One-on-one romance, both leads have no previous partners, and the male lead has hair (no shaved head, no shaved head).
3. The author is [terrible at blurbs], so please don't overanalyze. (There might possibly be some headcanons, so just think of it as loosely based on history.)
Theme: Establish a guiding principle for the world, secure a livelihood for the people, continue the learning of past sages, and bring peace for generations to come.
Is this considered the tenth prince marrying the seventh princess? Then why is it still common with the fourth princess? The little Taoist priest's decision to not shave his head is because he became a Mongolian boy?
Ah, it pisses me off. When he said that, I thought the heroine would immediately let him have a taste of having his feet bound.
I'm really speechless, I've been talking about it for a long time... First of all, during the Queen's funeral, the fourth prince, as an adopted son, can only decide on the marriage in advance and cannot get married as soon as possible... And how could the royal family start selecting Fujin's successor before Da Fujin died... And they plan to regard Fujin's future successor as Fujin's first to enter the palace, and to establish side as the right one??? Unless the eldest brother becomes emperor, side Fujin can only be side Fujin.
I've been busy three times and haven't gone home yet. I shouldn't be able to do more today. I'll make up for it tomorrow. Chew Mi~
Young Taoist priest... Haven't the male and female protagonists met before? Don't recognize me?
It's been over a year, when will it be replenished?
It looks good, it would be even better if it was replenished.
I also want to see more of their interaction
It turns out that the two of them settled in Guihua City, and the foreshadowing is here
-This article was originally planned to be a long one, so the pace was very slow in the early stage. Because the writing was not enough (I am too bad at it), it was changed to a short one. -A story about eating, drinking, farming, and no palace fighting (I'm too bad to write it, so I cry bitterly) -There will be some private settings in the book, please don't take it too seriously, you can read it as a half-truth -You can criticize my writing as you like, but please don't attack the male and female protagonists, they are all my children. -Ps: Please don't read novels as official history~