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After transmigrating, Su Dai became the principal consort of Hongxi, the emperor's eldest grandson.
Hongxi was Emperor Kangxi's favorite grandson. Su Dai knew that in the end, Hongxi would be confined and die in captivity.
Thinking of the hardships she'd have to suffer alongside Hongxi, Su Dai decided to lie flat and keep her head down.
She couldn't get too close to Hongxi, either. The more she could keep her distance, the better. Maybe Hongxi would find her too cold and boring and leave her. Then she would truly be free.
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She never expected Hongxi to refuse concubines and secondary consorts, insisting that only she serve him.
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Whether he got beaten one day or injured in a fight the next, Hongxi would specifically demand that his principal consort, Su Dai, look after him day and night.
While she was busy taking care of him, he managed to win her over. Su Dai regretted it so much. How had she become so unable to resist Hongxi?
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Su Dai's father was Garzang, Jasagh Prince of the Khorchin tribe, and her principal mother was Princess Duanjing of Heshuo. She was the darling little princess of the Khorchin royal family.
Hongxi had shown no interest in women until he was seventeen, when he met Su Dai.
No one knew how besotted this proud, aloof, and domineering imperial grandson was with Su Dai. On countless nights, he could barely control himself as he thought of her...
He brought home the grasslands' most dazzling little princess and cherished her day and night. The more he doted on her, the more he grew addicted to her, unable to let her go.
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Su Dai never dreamed that Hongxi, who was supposed to die in captivity, would be named Crown Prince by Kangxi, or that the Crown Prince would avoid being deposed. None of the things she feared came to pass.
And she had no idea when it started, but the thought of the Crown Prince, who loved teasing her, made her blush. Even sneaking a glance at him left her heart trembling.
[Please read rationally and treat one another with respect. No insults or attacks in the comments.]
1. Yinsi will not be deposed and will smoothly ascend the throne.
2. The timeline and historical events in this story have been changed. The characters' lifespans will not follow the historical record. There are fictional elements and original settings.
3. One-on-one romance. Both leads are sexually inexperienced. Specific details about this will be addressed in the story.
4. This is a fictional retelling, so please don't be rude ->_-> If it's not your thing, just stop reading in time.
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★ "I Became a Favorite Consort in Emperor Wu of Han's Harem" ★
Blurb:
After transmigrating into the harem of Emperor Wu of Han as Lady Gouyi, Zhao Yan was ready to flip the table and quit.
According to history, Lady Gouyi died at twenty-two, killed after giving birth to her son.
She didn't even live long enough to enjoy the title of Empress Dowager.
Faced with an inescapable death sentence, she might as well raise the banner of overthrowing imperialism right now (not really).
Wait...
She was only sixteen and had just entered the palace. Being Lady Gouyi, a favorite consort, was a high-risk job, but it had plenty of potential.
She was still so young. Why couldn't she survive Emperor Wu of Han and take her rightful place as Empress Dowager at twenty-three?
But when she turned twenty-three, Emperor Wu of Han was still alive...
He was so full of vigor. How was she supposed to become Empress Dowager?
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The first time Liu Che met Zhao Yan, he gently stroked her palm and felt a jade-hook-shaped birthmark there.
She was also clutching a small jade hook in her hand. That was how Lady Gouyi got her name.
It was the first and only dream Liu Che ever had. He dreamed that he would be near death in a few years, that he would kill Lady Gouyi and make their young son crown prince.
From this prophetic dream, Liu Che saw that the young prince's rule would be unstable, and that he would be constrained by his ministers and have no heirs. How could he accept that?
He couldn't die yet!
Looking at his beautiful, beloved consort, Liu Che gradually softened. He couldn't bring himself to kill this young woman, so all he could do was pave the way for her and their son.
#The Growth of Lady Gouyi#
#The Perfect Imperial Couple in a Parallel World#
★ There is an age gap.
★ An alternate setting with lots of original elements. My take on transmigration to the Han dynasty.
[If you're interested, you can add it to your favorites from the author's page. O(∩_∩)O]
Theme: May happiness follow you wherever you go
This emperor is so disgusting, please die immediately
Ah, this, this tells us a truth, if you travel through time, you must not change your temperament drastically (?)
Why is this old emperor not dead? It seems that it is almost time for him to die? Are you going to extend his life?
This girl's brain must have been eaten by a pig
It's really annoying, this old emperor
The Qing Dynasty stories can only be read if they are written by my wife. To be precise, only Dai Dai and Qi He'er can be read. There is also the Han Zhang story that I may or may not read in the future. I don't like the other Qing Dynasty settings. Why can't we do 1v1 after we've already traveled through time? Why can't we SC? Time travel is already very divorced from reality, so why can't we be more divorced? So this is why I can read these two articles. What is difficult to get in reality should be found in books
After watching the first half: Haha, Old Kang deserves to be betrayed and separated from his relatives, look at you! After seeing the second half: Ah ah why don't you lock him up for ten years!!! His kindness to you cannot offset the harm he has done to you and everyone else (crazy) (twisted) (roaring) (dark crawling)
Treat her as a little girl and pamper her instead of facing him together
Since when did Kangxi take the dog off the leash? I don't want to see his face full of calculations.
Did Dia have no brain? What she was talking about was the grave crime of collaborating with the enemy and treason.