How Do I Deal With Becoming the Deposed Crown Prince's Daughter? (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

(Coming soon: "I Take the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times" and "If Life Were Only Like the First Meeting." Scroll down to read the blurbs!)

Blurb: After Xin Yao dies, she transmigrates to ancient times as the daughter of the Crown Prince, and she's pretty happy about it.

She thinks: Not only do I get to live again, I'm going to be a princess. My reincarnation skills must be maxed out!

Unfortunately, her happiness doesn't last long. She discovers that her father, the Crown Prince, has already been deposed!

Xin Yao reassures herself: Don't panic!

Emperor Yingzong of Ming, Zhu Qizhen, was deposed and still managed to rise again and reclaim the throne. Maybe her father can do the same?

But once again, her hopes are dashed: she has transmigrated into the Qing dynasty!

Her father is none other than Yinfeng, one of the four most tragic crown princes in history, having been appointed and deposed twice!

How is she supposed to change her fate now?

Forget it. Whatever happens, happens!

Qing princesses are married off to the Mongolian tribes anyway. No matter what, I'm going to be sent to Mongolia, and at least I won't go hungry.

Wait, how can the daughter of an emperor and the daughter of a deposed crown prince be the same?

Blurb Two: Xin Yao transmigrates one day into the body of the daughter of a deposed crown prince.

At this point, her father is still under house arrest, and her uncle will ascend the throne before long.

Fortunately, she has a golden finger: a spiritual spring space.

But why does anyone's golden finger need to find its own energy source to recharge?

Faced with this hellish start, she decisively chooses to change maps.

What a waste of effort to help her father fight for the throne!

Let's develop agriculture on the grasslands: wool spinning, silage for grazing land, milk powder...

Wouldn't it be much better if I became queen of the grasslands myself?

Coming soon: "I Take the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times"

"Mother, look at this!"

Song Yue holds up a pale yellow block and shows it to her mother.

Tian glances at the object her daughter is holding out, frowns, and says, "Isn't that soap? Did you sneak the soap your grandmother keeps in her room to play with? Put it back, right now."

Huh! They already have soap at this time?

Song Yue looks bewildered, but insists, "I made this myself!"

"All right, all right." Tian gives Song Yue a helpless look, clearly not believing her.

Song Yue can't help it. She's too young, and no one believes anything she says.

But first, she needs to find out what's going on with this soap.

After Tian explains, Song Yue learns that soap has existed in this world for ages!

A transmigrator came to this world decades ago and brought all sorts of modern things with her.

Song Yue's dream of using modern knowledge to build a fortune is shattered!

Just as she is feeling discouraged, she learns that women in this world can also take the imperial exams and become officials.

Isn't that wonderful?

If I can take the exams in ancient society, why would I struggle to make money in business?

Song Yue quickly changes course and persuades her family to let her attend school.

She takes the county, prefectural, and academy exams, then the provincial, metropolitan, and palace exams. Rising from a small village to the capital, she advances at every turn, eventually gaining immense power and influence.

Coming soon: "If Life Were Only Like the First Meeting"

Literary blurb: If life were only like the first meeting, why grieve over autumn winds and a painted fan? Su Ruan never understood the meaning of this poem. Then, one day, she suddenly did.

Regular blurb: Just before graduation, Su Ruan, who has never dated anyone, suddenly falls in love and begins a romantic relationship. But after graduating, she discovers that love outside the campus isn't as wonderful or romantic as she imagined...

Once the early rush of romance wears off, she has to deal with work clashing with dates, arguments and silent treatments caused by a long-distance relationship, and the choice between love and her career...

After much hesitation, Su Ruan chooses to end the relationship that began so beautifully but later became full of arguments, preserving their memories of each other at their best.

Theme: Knowledge changes the future