A Record of Imperial Favor (Qing Dynasty)

Warnings: 1. The female lead is a local, with no golden finger.

2. The female lead will not become empress.

3. The female lead is a legitimate daughter and becomes Yongzheng's secondary consort. Her illegitimate half-sister becomes the primary consort of the Twelfth Prince. If you don't like that, feel free to click away. I have a lot of chapters written in advance, and the plot is already planned out. The mountains may change, but the rivers flow on. We'll meet again another time.

4. Please, please don't force yourself to read something you don't like. Just click away, and let's all enjoy a peaceful reading experience. Thank you again for your support, dear readers~ Muah~

I have plenty of chapters ready, so come on in, dear readers~

5. The supporting character Niohuru transmigrates.

In later generations, people spoke of Fucha Qingyi, Yongzheng's Shuyi Imperial Noble Consort, with nothing but envy. Even in the modern age of information overload, she would be considered the very picture of a winner in life.

Born into one of the great surnames of the Upper Three Banners in the Qing dynasty, she was the beloved daughter Fucha Furen had late in life, after giving birth to four sons. Her family doted on her.

When she grew up, Yongzheng took one look at her and chose her as his bride, keeping her cherished and protected throughout her life.

When Yongzheng ascended the throne, she was made a deputy empress, receiving every honor and favor. She wasn't the empress, yet she was treated better than one could imagine.

After meeting her, the Yongzheng Emperor spent his whole life proving that when you love someone, you notice even the little things and keep them in your heart.

This is a sweet little story. The female lead is blessed with good fortune, and her whole life goes smoothly.

Coming soon: The Imperial Consort Only Wants to Lie Flat (Qing)

As the emperor's first cousin, Tong Lanzhu has always been showered with affection.

She grew up alongside the emperor, childhood friends who knew each other inside and out. She never imagined she would one day enter the palace to become her cousin's concubine.

She imagined a marriage where husband and wife treated each other with respect and trusted one another completely, not a concubine's life without even a wedding.

But her father wanted to serve the family, and the Grand Empress Dowager wanted the Tong clan to be more securely bound to the emperor. As the eldest legitimate daughter of the Tong family, she became the ultimate sacrifice. No one asked what she wanted.

Watching the consorts fight among themselves in the palace, she felt nothing.

She was already trapped in the imperial palace, so why should she make things harder for herself?

Kangxi looked at his cousin, who was often lazy and listless, and felt helpless. She used to be so close to him as a child. How had she turned out like this as an adult?

No, he had raised his little wife himself. How could he let himself be the only one to fall in love?

It is lonely at the top. In all of the Forbidden City, his heart belongs only to his cousin.

Warnings: 1. Everyone has different tastes. If you don't like it, click away. The mountains may change, but the rivers flow on. We'll meet again another time.

2. The female lead is a local, with no golden finger.

Coming soon: Good Fortune in the 1970s

When Wei Qinglu was born, a precious spring rain fell on Wei Family Village, where there had been a drought for a year.

And that was only the beginning.

From the day Wei Qinglu was born, the Wei family's life grew better and better. One day a hen laid two eggs, the next they found game in the mountains, and the day after that they dug up a wild ginseng root. Those were just little things.

Even during the most difficult three years, the Wei family always had grain to spare.

Whenever the villagers of Wei Family Village mentioned Wei Qinglu of the Wei family, an indescribable look came over their faces.

During the three terrible years of famine, everyone in their village survived thanks to a four-year-old girl.

From then on, Wei Qinglu showed them what it meant that those blessed with good fortune need not toil, while those without it could run themselves ragged.

Everything that happened to Wei Qinglu was the perfect illustration of that saying.

Theme: Love goes both ways.