My Qing Dynasty Story: Meng Po's Child-Rearing Days is underway! My upcoming novel, Sui Sui Is a Little Qilin, is open for follows~
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Feifei was the last youngling of the Feifei clan. Because spiritual energy had grown scarce after the founding of the country, he had been undernourished since childhood, and his hatching day seemed a long way off.
In the sixtieth year after the founding of the country, Feifei gained consciousness inside his egg.
With the memories of his ancestors, the undernourished Feifei tried hard to grow up and learned quite a bit of "knowledge" in the modern world.
In the twenty-ninth year of Kangxi's reign, Empress Tongjia finally gave birth to the emperor's fifteenth son after a day and night in labor.
Two months later, Empress Tongjia passed away. The grief-stricken Emperor Kangxi posthumously honored his beloved wife as Empress Xiaoyi and personally escorted her to her burial at Jingling.
The fifteenth prince also fell gravely ill, so Kangxi brought him to the Qianqing Palace and raised him himself.
No one knew that the fifteenth prince was actually the divine beast Feifei, who had just hatched after absorbing modern knowledge.
After bringing plenty of joy to his brothers and Kangxi from childhood, Feifei had an epiphany: being a couch potato was the right way to live.
Isn't living off your parents great? Isn't living off your big brothers great?
The Classic of Mountains and Seas says: "Forty li farther north from Mount Niushou lies Mount Huo, where many trees grow. There is a beast there shaped like a wildcat, with a white tail and a mane. It is called Feifei, and raising one can drive away sorrow."
[Note] This is an alternate historical setting, mainly about the bonds between brothers and between father and son. Court and harem politics appear occasionally. Some parts may not match historical fact. If that doesn't bother you, you're welcome to read
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Upcoming novel: Sui Sui Is a Little Qilin. Please follow~
The little qilin Sui Sui came to an unfamiliar world with a mission to be reborn. Guided by a rainbow glow, she chose her parents.
When Sui Sui woke up again, she discovered she'd become a winner in life.
Her Imperial Grandfather the emperor and her great-grandmother Empress Dowager, whom she called Uku Mama, both cherished her. All she had to do was smile, and she would receive heaps of gold, silver, and jewels.
She also had loving parents and an older brother. Her uncles all fell for her toothless smile.
Sui Sui liked them, so she was happy to share her good fortune with them. She also loved sharing happiness with everyone.
The only thing that troubled her was that Ama seemed to dislike her smiling at her uncles. He would get very angry and chase away the uncles who brought her clothes and pretty jewelry.
Sui Sui didn't understand, but she happily accepted the presents and planned to give her uncles another radiant smile the next time she saw them.
Yinzhen never imagined that one day such great fortune would suddenly come his way. Overjoyed, he resolved to cherish his qilin son in the palm of his hand.
When his qilin son turned out to be a qilin daughter, Yinzhen clearly noticed everyone let out a sigh of relief. The hostility in his brothers' eyes also eased, because the meaning of a qilin child was far too significant.
He wasn't sad. She was the little princess heaven had bestowed on him, and having her was the greatest blessing of his life.
The thing he hated most was that Ama and his brothers, who were constantly at odds with him, always wanted to snatch his precious daughter away.
Sigh. It was all because his precious daughter was simply too good at winning people over.
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Next up: My Qing Dynasty Story: Meng Po's Child-Rearing Days
Meng Po Qiqi was about to take over from Meng Po Liuqi and brew Meng Po Soup for them, but she was sent to the human world for a trial!
All the ghosts and gods who heard the news wept with joy. Their spirits lifted, and they hurried to reincarnate.
At last, they wouldn't have to worry about becoming Meng Po Qiqi's soup-tasting guinea pigs.
They'd heard she would be gone for at least a century. If they hurried, those of them who had already suffered under her could reincarnate in peace. As for the ghosts who came later... Heh. Too bad they died late!
Qiqi, who had been forced to come to the human world for her trial, could only say: "Thanks, I hate it."
Wasn't she just fond of brewing Meng Po Soup and asking ghosts and gods to taste it for her? The recipe hadn't changed for thousands of years, and many ghosts who had been reincarnated several times were tired of it. Remaking Meng Po Soup was obviously a contribution to the underworld.
Looking at the human baby beside her, hungry for milk, and the baby growing in her belly, Qiqi could only say again: "Thanks, I hate it."
But she'd already come this far, so Qiqi had no choice but to pinch her nose and accept these two kids.
The original body's family was useless, her husband unreliable, her son beyond her protection, and her unable to see through people's hearts. No wonder she'd given birth to two sons and yet had no place in the harem, remaining nothing but Noble Lady Nala until the day she died.
Fortunately, she was Meng Po. Even the King of Hell couldn't seal away all her divine power. What remained was enough for her to make waves in the harem.
Meng Po Qiqi: The seventh Meng Po born of heaven and earth. Fifteen years old, and set to succeed as Meng Po in a century. Currently learning to brew Meng Po Soup. She loves researching new recipes for it and has zero cooking talent.
P.S. The golden finger is fairly powerful. This is an alternate historical setting, and Meng Po Qiqi will absolutely never fall in love with Kangxi.
Theme: A harmonious family brings success in everything.
The whole article is about doting on Chang'an, but it has to be written about the brothers' ambitions for the throne. Chang'an is really in a dilemma. Although the relationship between the brothers (except for Chang'an) was not very good before, it is not a life-and-death struggle. Anyway, it has been ignored, so why do you still write about seizing the throne? Chang'an is so sad to see this.
It looks good, but could there be more?
Ahhhh, I still want to see Chang'an when he grows up
Why three generations of emperors? Besides Kangxi and Yongzheng, who else?
Wow, I haven't watched it for a while and it's already finished.
Congratulations to my wife on the completion, spread flowers
There will still be the fight between brothers that I never wanted to see.
The whole article is about doting on Chang'an, but it has to be written about the brothers' ambitions for the throne. Chang'an is really in a dilemma. Although the relationship between the brothers (except for Chang'an) was not very good before, it is not a life-and-death struggle. Anyway, it has been ignored, so why do you still write about seizing the throne? Chang'an is so sad to see this.
It looks good, but could there be more?
Ahhhh, I still want to see Chang'an when he grows up
Why three generations of emperors? Besides Kangxi and Yongzheng, who else?
Wow, I haven't watched it for a while and it's already finished.
Congratulations to my wife on the completion, spread flowers
There will still be the fight between brothers that I never wanted to see.
Congratulations on the completion (≧?≦)
Finish scattering flowers???????
Sending you flowers is great in big letters.