[Update slowly, be careful of pitfalls]
After Shi Tingxi's death, he traveled back in time to the Kangxi period, when the crown prince was just two years old.
It was as if she had drank poor quality Meng Po soup and had forgotten most of her past, but she would occasionally think of the endings of the people around her. She was the unlucky princess who followed the ups and downs of the two-dethroned prince, and she had the eldest son before she entered the house.
She originally wanted to avoid it, but she didn't expect that the emperor was deceived by her vision and the beautiful jade in her hand. He verbally arranged a marriage for her and the prince early.
She secretly complained that she had plagiarized Jia Baoyu's appearance, so she focused on changing the fate of those around her.
When he was young, he discovered that he had the ability to enter dreams, so he traveled in dreams. When he was putting down the San Francisco Rebellion, he reminded his grandfather so that he would not be dismissed from his post like in history.
After her first birthday party, she accidentally discovered that the jade pendant she was born with contained the universe, so she took out spring water to nourish her family to prevent their premature death; she studied various books and subtly changed the dynasty.
In the seventeenth year of Kangxi's reign, the prince suffered from acne. On his way back to the city from offering incense in the temple, he met a Pojiao Taoist priest and received a prescription for treating smallpox from him. Only then did he realize that this was a dynasty mixed with Dream of Red Mansions.
As the first prince in the history of the Qing Dynasty, Yin Reng was always arrogant and treated others with a hint of arrogance.
He didn't like other people, but he had a soft spot for the Crown Princess.
It is expected to be launched on Wednesday, March 1st. Thank you for your support.
Food guide:
1. 1V1, SC, no one intervenes.
2. The gold finger is huge, but it is not used much, and the middle and back parts are gone [crying]
3. There are not many onlookers in the Red Mansion [and there are not many in the later period]. The author has no bias and does not criticize anyone.
4. This is a writing practice. The plot is very slow and the writing is shabby and the logic cannot stand up to scrutiny. Thank you for your understanding.
5. Add one more, partial portrait? In some plots, the description of the heroine is a little less, I'm sorry... I'm still learning and will work hard to improve!
6. I have obsessive-compulsive disorder and will not end casually. I will probably drag it out longer and longer. I hope there will be a satisfactory ending.
I sincerely wish you all good health and success in your career, studies, and love life! The most important thing is to have fun reading the novel. If you are not happy, just quit. No comments will be deleted.
[I used to reply to every post, but now I feel so ashamed. I will reply selectively and won't post long paragraphs in the future, for fear that people will feel burdened... The burden on the i-person author is also huge]
Concept: The days are hot, warm and bright
Why does the heroine know that the Jia family is not good, Mrs. Wang secretly pokes disgusting people, and Jia Yuanchun continues to interact with them as if they are taking advantage of them? Even if you have a little description in mind, it's okay. Now we are showing the Jia family from the perspective of the heroine, and the supporting characters all have a three-dimensional sense.
I don't quite understand it. From her own perspective to the family, does the heroine have anything to discuss with the Jia family about the relationship between relatives? Mrs. Wang was fine but frowned coldly. She thought the heroine was Jia Tanchun. The palace helped pass things around and gave her a bracelet that she had taken off. Isn't this the obvious attitude of a superior doing things for the subordinates?
Just looking at the records, Concubine Dong E is not a very villainous character, but Shunzhi went too far, whether it was to depose Concubine Dong E (of course, this may be because she did not want the Queen of Mongolia), or to give Concubine Dong E's children many honors (although the son died very early)
I always feel that Jia Yuanchun is uneasy and well-intentioned
I still think it's inappropriate to help deliver things, just in case something happens to me.
The elder brothers of the Kangxi Dynasty, especially the one in the front, were really good at curling up
No, the cousin is the older daughter of her father's siblings, so their grandfathers should be the same person, but Concubine Dong E's grandfather is E Shuo, and Peng Chun's grandfather is He Shuo Tu. They are not closely related (there were many Dong E families in Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty)
It's okay, the author just needs to follow this pace, don't let it suck, and just end it in a hurry. I kept reading and didn't like to talk. When I saw the author was a little lost, I made a noise to prove that someone was there.
Ahhh, it really pokes my head. The prince is still afraid that the heroine won't love her, that she doesn't care, or that she will be angry. The emotional scenes between the heroine and the hero are really based on my sexual fetishes. I love it to death. The hero is really cute. Although the heroine is a bit assimilated, that's it. He also has a character that he grew up in wherever he grew up, and retains the traces of being in modern times. He can make the most suitable choice when allowed. He doesn't kill everyone, but he doesn't show off, or it doesn't matter. He is a type that I haven't seen in a long time. I love him so much.
Damn, pay attention to your body, your body is more important, as long as you don't do it, that's fine. I don't often write comments, but I still want to make my presence felt and prove that I'm still waiting for you to continue writing.
I guess it's Lao Wu's thing. The Wu Fujin chosen by Kangxi was from a very poor background.
Why does the heroine know that the Jia family is not good, Mrs. Wang secretly pokes disgusting people, and Jia Yuanchun continues to interact with them as if they are taking advantage of them? Even if you have a little description in mind, it's okay. Now we are showing the Jia family from the perspective of the heroine, and the supporting characters all have a three-dimensional sense.
I don't quite understand it. From her own perspective to the family, does the heroine have anything to discuss with the Jia family about the relationship between relatives? Mrs. Wang was fine but frowned coldly. She thought the heroine was Jia Tanchun. The palace helped pass things around and gave her a bracelet that she had taken off. Isn't this the obvious attitude of a superior doing things for the subordinates?
Just looking at the records, Concubine Dong E is not a very villainous character, but Shunzhi went too far, whether it was to depose Concubine Dong E (of course, this may be because she did not want the Queen of Mongolia), or to give Concubine Dong E's children many honors (although the son died very early)
I always feel that Jia Yuanchun is uneasy and well-intentioned
I still think it's inappropriate to help deliver things, just in case something happens to me.
The elder brothers of the Kangxi Dynasty, especially the one in the front, were really good at curling up
No, the cousin is the older daughter of her father's siblings, so their grandfathers should be the same person, but Concubine Dong E's grandfather is E Shuo, and Peng Chun's grandfather is He Shuo Tu. They are not closely related (there were many Dong E families in Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty)
It's okay, the author just needs to follow this pace, don't let it suck, and just end it in a hurry. I kept reading and didn't like to talk. When I saw the author was a little lost, I made a noise to prove that someone was there.
Ahhh, it really pokes my head. The prince is still afraid that the heroine won't love her, that she doesn't care, or that she will be angry. The emotional scenes between the heroine and the hero are really based on my sexual fetishes. I love it to death. The hero is really cute. Although the heroine is a bit assimilated, that's it. He also has a character that he grew up in wherever he grew up, and retains the traces of being in modern times. He can make the most suitable choice when allowed. He doesn't kill everyone, but he doesn't show off, or it doesn't matter. He is a type that I haven't seen in a long time. I love him so much. Damn, pay attention to your body, your body is more important, as long as you don't do it, that's fine. I don't often write comments, but I still want to make my presence felt and prove that I'm still waiting for you to continue writing.
I guess it's Lao Wu's thing. The Wu Fujin chosen by Kangxi was from a very poor background.