I’ve worked things out with my editor: the novel goes VIP on the 22nd, and I’ll be dropping ten thousand words then. I hope you’ll support me, dearies~
A Qing-dynasty history buff transmigrates into the final years of Emperor Kangxi’s reign. She knows history, is skilled in martial arts, and has a photographic memory. Wu Naxi, who can clearly recall every textbook from elementary through high school, laughs: Who gets it? She can not only meet her idol in person, but also give him cheat codes!
With a golden finger in hand, even transmigrating as Hongshi’s wife is nothing to fear.
Watch as she follows orders and imperial decrees to support her husband, and single-handedly dismantles the iron triangle of the Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Princes. She saves the Thirteenth Prince, takes on the Fourteenth, helps her idol set his rebellious son straight, shows him the road to riches, and becomes a superfan who helps her idol soar.
Only...
Is she a little too successful? So many princes and nobles come calling with their spoiled sons, offering hefty sums for her to set them straight. Even after Yongzheng ascends the throne, he keeps sending the Fourth, Fifth, and Eighth Princes to her residence for lessons.
Male lead version: After his father and son turn against each other, Hongshi’s soul wanders for hundreds of years after his death, full of regret. He watches his Imperial Father work himself to death, sees his Fourth Brother act one way in public and another in private, and helplessly witnesses the Qing dynasty he loves come to an end. Overcome with grief, he returns to the time of his newlywed days and resolves to mend his ways. He will reduce internal strife, promote development, and help his Imperial Father see through the land-tax reforms to the end.
Everything is looking up, except his wife is far too popular. Idle visitors keep disturbing the peace of their household, making him repeatedly insist in exasperation: This is a dignified princely manor, not a reform school for spoiled young masters!
A modern woman who transmigrates, a violent all-rounder, and a veteran fan of the Fourth Prince x Hongshi, reborn and reformed, proud to be kept in line by his wife
PS: A semi-alternate-history Qing transmigration story. The male lead will not ascend the throne, and neither will Qianlong.
Coming soon: Tang Will Fall If We Don’t Get Our Act Together
Her father and mother are known as the Two Sages, and all four of her older brothers dote on her. As the little darling of the imperial family, Bao'er thinks she has life all figured out.
That is, until Tibet sends an envoy to ask for her hand in marriage and her mother builds the Temple of Peace for her. Only then does Bao'er finally remember her past life.
As it turns out, she has been born into the body of Princess Taiping, and her happiness is only temporary.
Her eldest brother will die young. Her father will pass away in a few years, and her mother will ascend the throne as the only female emperor in history. Her second brother will be sentenced to death, and her third brother will be poisoned by Empress Wei and Princess Anle. Her fourth brother will twice yield the throne, but at least he will meet a peaceful end.
But his good son, Li Longji, will not only kill her, his ally, but nearly destroy the Tang dynasty!
Thinking of her own historical fate, sentenced to death, and the late Tang dynasty’s future humiliation, when its capital will fall six times and its emperor flee nine times, Taiping decides that unless she works hard to become Crown Princess, both she and the Tang dynasty are finished.
The struggle for the throne is arduous, and a woman’s path to victory is even harder. Fortunately, she has memories of her past life.
She can recommend talented people and help her mother with state affairs. She can promote double-cropping rice and have people forge iron woks, bringing stir-fried dishes into ordinary households ahead of schedule. She can even draw a world map by hand and send people overseas in search of corn and potatoes, making sure every preparation is in place.
Before she’s even warmed up, her brothers and cousins already admit they can’t measure up to her?
Theme: Keep working hard, and you can turn the tide against all odds
If We Don’t Fight Harder, the Tang Dynasty Is Doomed
Yongzheng's Beautiful Imperial Noble Consort Is Livestreaming Too!
My Nephew Is Yongzheng
She Farms Her Way to Success with the Eighth Prince
The Beloved Princess Has a Gourmet System
The Empress in the Modern World
The Beloved Princess Is a Culinary Cultivator
The Great Consort's Daily Life Raising Children
The Eleventh Princess Is Everyone's Darling
[Qing Transmigration] The Empress Just Wants to Enjoy the Gossip
After All My Scheming to Get Her Pregnant, My Mother-in-Law Cried
The Female Supporting Character Who Transmigrated into a Book Gained Mind-Reading Powers
Ministers, you must cherish these few years. The years when the emperor's grandson has grown up are a happy and short growth period, otherwise King of Volume 2.0 Will be launched soon.
The good saint is herehhhhhh
Yuan Rui was born on the first day of the first year of Yongzheng. According to historical facts, Yongzheng was in power for 13 years, and Yuan Rui was at least 13 years old. Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of 8 and took charge at the age of 14. According to this calculation, if Yuan Rui's talent and training were good enough, he could actually take charge of the throne at this age. Of course, with the heroine here, why would Yongzheng live more than 13 years after he ascended the throne? As long as he lives for another three or two years, Yuan Rui's accession to the throne will be a sure thing and it will go smoothly^^
Fortunately, I thought it was Lao Ba who succeeded me, but I didn't expect that he could be a good grandson.
I want China to be on top of the world, but I don't want to be a second-class slave in the feudal era!
Good looking - ??(?????)
Ahhhhhh! This is written about a world that is really developing like this! Very good! So pretty
Hahahaha, is this really a kick? Sit back and wait for a big ass scene
Shunzhi said that there was nothing wrong with his first son. He still respected the traditions before entering the customs. The status of the child depended on the status of the mother. Concubine Dong E was Shunzhi's concubine (in terms of pure status), and she was his. The wife (system of three wives and four concubines, Fu Jin was also a serious wife), the child she gave birth to was the first legitimate son of Shunzhi at that time, while Fu Quan and Kangxi were all born to concubines (Fu Jin, Xiao Fujin), and they were bastards without inheritance rights. Kangxi came to the throne firstly because Shunzhi's legitimate son died, and secondly because Xiaozhuang had the ability and wanted to leave the throne to a child with his own blood, otherwise it would have been none of his business.
It's not Sima Qian, it's Sima Zhong