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Coming soon: Becoming the Great Qing's First Deposed Empress
(The clearheaded beauty heroine x the scheming, volatile, arrogant emperor)
Jialuo transmigrated into the body of the first deposed empress in Qing history, the Borjigit clan's daughter.
History records that Emperor Shunzhi favored simplicity, while Borjigit was extravagant and jealous. On top of that, she had been chosen by the regent Dorgon, so she and the emperor were at odds.
Jialuo thought it over. Being extravagant wasn't a problem. Her family was powerful, and spending a little money was nothing.
Jealous?
Looking at the emperor, so cold and distant toward her on their wedding night, Jialuo could have sworn on her fingertips that she had not the slightest interest in him.
So after they married, she kept to her duties as empress. Every day, she either went to a separate residence to "recuperate" or made "private visits" among the common people, careful not to bother the emperor at all.
Fulin ascended the throne at six and began ruling in his own right at thirteen, becoming the first emperor after the Qing army entered the Central Plains. He was deep-minded and a master strategist.
He had long been prepared to marry a Borjigit empress, but he disliked her.
Fulin was busy with state affairs and rarely visited the harem. His impression of the empress was simply that she was beautiful, extravagant, and overbearing.
Later, watching the free-spirited, openhearted young woman laughing in the courtyard, he realized the empress at the country residence was nothing like the empress in the palace.
Little by little, he could no longer take his eyes off her. He thought that if they could stay together, perhaps they could spend their lives hand in hand.
But he discovered that his empress seemed to be waiting for him to become a monk so she could be empress dowager.
Reader's guide:
1. This story has its own plot. The potential deal-breakers should be clear from the blurb.
2. The male lead is beautiful, powerful, and tragic, with a possessive, obsessive streak. This is my first time trying this type of character, and I hope I can do it well. The heroine lives for herself and has strong defenses. Neither lead is perfect.
3. You can criticize the author, but please mind your language and don't go overboard. If you really can't keep reading, just click the X.
4. This is an alternate history with plenty of creative liberties.
5. To be added.
Blurb:
Wanjing transmigrated into the Qing Dynasty and became Tong Jia, Empress Xiaoyiren of the Qing dynasty, Emperor Kangxi's childhood sweetheart and the woman who was empress for just one day.
Her powerful father said, "Sweetheart, you and the emperor grew up together and love each other. Get ready and hurry into the palace!"
Wanjing had always hated marriages dictated by feudal morality, so she refused righteously.
Her father replied, "You won't enter the palace? Fine, then go become a nun in a temple. Everyone in the Forbidden City knows you and the emperor grew up together, so you can't marry anyone else anyway."
Thinking of a bleak life in a temple and cabbage soup she could barely swallow, Wanjing asked, "When do I enter the palace? And what rank will I have?"
Word spread throughout the Forbidden City that Wanjing of the Tong Jia clan was entering the palace as a guiren. All the noblewomen in the palace went on high alert, sharpening their knives and making all sorts of plans to deal with the new arrival.
Inside the room, the lamplight was dim. Emperor Kangxi, Xuan Ye, stood beside the bed with an exasperated expression.
Wanjing sobbed, "Cousin, you've made your poor cousin suffer so much! Boohoohoo..."
Xuan Ye snapped, "Is being my consort so humiliating?!"
Wanjing raised her little chin and answered firmly, "Yes."
Late that night, Kangxi asked coldly, "So, has she begged for mercy?"
The eunuch trembled. "Your Majesty, Lady Wanjing has already gone to the Cold Palace."
Kangxi assumed she was just trying to get his attention. With her haughty nature, how could she possibly endure the desolation of the Cold Palace?
As he waited, the other women in the harem grew happier and happier, while Kangxi's heart sank lower and lower.
From then on, every few days, people in the palace would see Kangxi somehow wandering over to the Cold Palace.
Since he was already there, he might as well go in and visit.
Seeing that the food in the Cold Palace was getting better and better, Wanjing coolly remarked, "That works."
The other women in the harem: "So we really can't trust that little fox! She uses her seductive tricks to lure the emperor every single day!"
Kangxi: "My cousin really does love me after all!" (doge face)
Reader's guide:
The timeline may be adjusted to suit the plot and will not follow history exactly. (Proceed with caution.)
Coming soon: After Becoming Lin Daiyu, I Decisively Disguised Myself as a Man
Zhang Daiyu was born into the world as Lin Daiyu, the sentimental girl from Dream of the Red Chamber.
Thinking of how she would lose her parents young, take refuge with her grandmother in a marquis's household, be cheated out of her vast fortune, and then cough up blood and die on the day Jia Baoyu married, she thought:
Zhang Daiyu: "..."
Thanks, but no thanks.
After much thought, Zhang Daiyu, still a baby, decided to disguise herself as a boy.
She wasn't aiming to become a high-ranking official. She just wanted to protect her vast fortune, leave the Jia family, and enjoy a quiet, comfortable life.
Who could have guessed:
After she beat Madam Wang with her left hand and Jia's grandmother with her right, protecting her fortune, she accidentally became the fourth prince of the Great Qing's close companion, setting out on the path to becoming a powerful official who would help the future emperor take the throne. (Not really.)
When the conflict between the two empress dowagers made the fourth prince unhappy, she earnestly told him, "You're the most capable and virtuous person in all of the Great Qing. That's why both empress dowagers are fighting over you."
During the succession struggle, no one backed the fourth prince. He was isolated and helpless, but she stood firmly by his side, unmoved by anyone's attempts to win her over. Smiling, she told the dejected prince, "None of them has better judgment than I do."
Later, watching Yinzhen grow ever more composed, she was thrilled, waiting for Yongzheng to ascend the throne so she could coast through life.
After all, they had faced life and death together with the emperor.
Brotherly affection, you know?
But little by little...
Why did men give each other cute little gifts?
Why were men so possessive of each other?
Why did men have to make promises to each other?
Zhang Daiyu fell into a long silence. Was this what brotherhood in the Great Qing was like?
Meanwhile, the fourth prince, who had long since figured out her identity, was rather pleased with himself. She must be terribly fond of me. With so many princes, why else would she spend all her time around him, the disgraced prince abandoned by his father?
Theme: Live a life that shines in your own way!
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Qing Dynasty Transmigration: Daiyu Chooses a Husband in the Nine Princes' Succession Struggle
This Crown Prince Wins by Doing Nothing!
After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Villainous Emperor Seized Me for Himself (The Minister's Wife)
After Becoming the Crown Princess Who Died of Illness, I Decided to Give Up
After Reincarnating as Xue Baochai, I Married into a Powerful Family
After Being Forced to Marry the Cold-Hearted Emperor
I Was Shocked to Learn I'm My Master's White Moonlight? (Reborn)
The General's Wife Is Doted on Every Day
Reborn as the Qing Dynasty's Most Useless Empress
The Lin Family's Daiyu Survival Guide [Dream of the Red Chamber]
Damn, the first sentence at the beginning should be Wu Yashi. Should we look at each other in the world, or should we wait until Kangxi abdicates to find the heroine? In fact, I think the best ending is to never see each other again and live in peace. After all, the heroine has sacrificed too much, including youth, health, and love. In fact, no matter how open-minded and enlightened the heroine is, it is particularly uncomfortable. Her lover has a child with another woman, and it does not completely belong to her. As for Kangxi, as an emperor, he was undoubtedly successful. Even if he said that those children were born for the heroine, I definitely think it was an insult to the heroine, who was burdened with so many things. This kind of love is suffocating. In fact, I didn't expect the heroine to fake her death and leave the palace. The heroine didn't choose to leave the palace at that time, although she liked Kangxi, but more for the family. During this period, the heroine endured her lover pampering other women while saying she loved her. In fact, if it were a local heroine, nothing would happen, but the heroine is a modern person, not a native, and it is really unfair to the heroine. In fact, I think it is better to write that after the heroine leaves the palace, she has her own career, freedom, and lives the life she wants. She should not reunite with Kangxi again. Even though Kangxi loved her, Qianfan slept with various women and ended up staying with the heroine for a long time. It is a blasphemy against love. I always felt that the heroine had freedom because she didn't want to meet Kangxi. After being with Kangxi, the heroine's life was not happy. Of course this is my own little suggestion. Big
I feel that Lao Kang's requirements are too high. He likes the heroine to be innocent and cute, and hopes that she has sophisticated means. The problem is that he doesn't like other concubines who have these means. I feel like some men nowadays say they like independent women, but they want independent women to be full-time housewives after marriage.
I don't understand Wu Ya's thoughts at all, and he still refuses to die. Let's not say that he is not qualified to take care of his own children. According to my thinking at that time, it seems that his children have a higher status and it is okay. Moreover, they are not adopted directly, but just raised. It is a bit exaggerated to refuse to die.
When the heroine is around, she favors other women. Instead, the heroine left and started to protect her body. It felt quite funny, but the writing was very good. I wonder if DaDa is getting better after being sick.
I hope to give Kangxi a hard blow like Concubine Tong in history. Since it cannot be perfect, it is better to carry out Be aesthetics to the end.
Didn't I write about Wu Yashi before? She knew she couldn't raise a child, so why didn't she die now? Looking forward to the next plot!
I hope that the heroine can leave the palace and forget about each other. After all, even if she leaves the palace and comes back to be with Kangxi after death, she always feels that it is too cruel to the heroine. Even if Kangxi loves the heroine, having children with other women, and then waiting for the child to be happy, and then coming back to give Kangxi a consummation is too unfair to the heroine and a waste of youth. The best outcome is to never meet again. [Just guessing after reading today's article,] So, has the heroine left the palace? Why do you feel like the pair of monks in Dream of Red Mansions?
Some people don't quite understand. If you want to write a male protagonist who fits the environment at that time. Even if you love the female protagonist, you still have to favor other women. You shouldn't write a time-travel female protagonist. How can modern women tolerate the person they love having children with other women all the time? I never thought about love at first. If I want to write about time travel and not be alone in love, then I should write about a heroine who is not very romantic and only pursues career. The sweet copywriting is completely deceptive. It looks like 1v1. In the end, there is no single love in the ending. I have read two or three new novels in a row that were deceived by the copywriting.
Could it be that Concubine Yi and others were pregnant, and then they really gave birth to 14 children. Concubine De hated the heroine to death. This number is so hateful. Can't they be sweet? Don't favor other women in the future, and don't have other children. Anyway, the fourth child was also born. Why do we have to follow history? Will the heroine be lonely after time travel? Just to be in love with Kangxi, watching Kangxi keep having children with other people, I am not nitpicking, I really think this is very unfair to the heroine, the author is great, if the heroine did not fall in love with Kangxi, it would be good to write this, but when the two are in love, it is quite unfair to the heroine. I don't mean anything else, I just have my own opinion.
There is actually one!! Oye Oye