The Most Ordinary Fourth Princess (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

A Qing Dynasty time-travel story, but she's reborn as Kangxi's utterly ordinary fourth daughter.

A pitiful girl with no mother and no powerful family to back her, Muxue is chosen for a political marriage and sent to marry into the tribes north of the desert.

As she leaves the palace to bid him farewell, Kangxi gives Muxue a look and sighs to himself: This daughter looks so delicate and frail. I wonder how long she'll last on the grasslands.

Three years later, Muxue is doing just fine.

Ten years later, the people of the northern lands all praise her as the "Pearl Princess" (Regent Princess).

Twenty years later, a monument to "The Fourth Princess, Long May She Live" stands on the grasslands.

Muxue: I'm just an utterly ordinary little genius at farming and business.

[Story Notes]

* The heroine has a growth arc. She doesn't start out at the top. The story has an everyday-life feel.

* There is a romantic pairing: a princess and a young prince of the grasslands. They marry first and fall in love later.

* This is not an accurate historical account. The plot is fictional, set in a Qing Dynasty time-travel world.

It will probably take about 20 chapters for her to leave the palace and reach the vast desert, where the sky is wide and the sea is boundless. This is a long coming-of-age story.

[Completed Works]

"A Taste of Life in the Ming Palace" (The only Ming Dynasty imperial couple to uphold monogamy)

"The Snack Shop" (The sisters' snack shop grows into a thriving business)

"Her 1979" (A businesswoman in the Greater Bay Area during the reform era)

"Orange Summer" (Campus story, a healing male lead and female lead)

[Coming Soon]

"Princess, Take Up Your Spear"

"The Emperor Seventeen Years Younger Than Me"

"The Republic-Era Grand Hotel"

"Let the Moonlight Descend"

[Coming Soon 1: The Republic-Era Grand Hotel]

Dong Qingzhu returns to Shanghai on a rainy day. Two young daughters and a small suitcase are all she has.

"She had a perfectly good life as a warlord's wife, but she went and lost her mind! Insisting on getting a divorce. She's got a hard time coming!"

The neighbors in the alley whisper among themselves, and the children follow their example, calling the Dong family's girls "bastards their father doesn't want."

Dong Qingzhu rolls up her sleeves and marches from house to house to confront them.

"You think I'm dead, huh? Picking on my little girls. In a few days I'll be rich, living in an apartment and drinking foreign liquor, while you'll be stuck in your tiny attic room, poor for the rest of your life!"

She wasn't bluffing.

Starting with a wok on the street, she builds the best grand hotel in all of Shanghai.

In years marked by hardship and upheaval, thankfully, food can still warm the heart.

[Coming Soon 2: The Emperor Seventeen Years Younger Than Me]

The Son of Heaven is captured on a northern expedition. The capital is surrounded by troops, and the Great Ming dynasty is on the brink of collapse.

On the Empress Dowager's orders, Wan Zhen'er goes to care for the young Crown Prince, whose future is uncertain.

She never imagined then that one day this boy, seventeen years her junior, would lead her down a path where she was neither quite his wet nurse nor quite his wife.

Theme: Even in the frozen depths of winter, you can still choose to bloom