[The general response to World Three has been poor, and I personally feel it misses the mark. It feels very disconnected from what came before, so subscribe with caution!]
After Shi Shu died in a car accident, she somehow became bound to a mission System.
She had to enter parallel timelines in history and give the consorts who died with regrets a chance to live again and fulfill their wishes.
[1. Su Gege of the Yongzheng Era]
As one of the first women to enter Fourth Prince Yinzhen's household, Su Shu failed to seize her opportunity and climb the ranks. After only a few days, she fell out of favor and was tormented to death by Song, another gege.
Her wish was to change her timid nature, stop being bullied by Song, avoid dying in sorrow, and win Fourth Prince Yinzhen's affection.
In the end, the lowly Su became a prince's secondary consort, then a noble consort, and eventually an empress dowager whose whole family enjoyed wealth and honor.
[Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin of the Qianlong Era]
From the day Fuca Gege entered the household, she obeyed Prince Bao and never competed for favor or quarreled with anyone. She became the universally praised peacemaker in the prince's residence.
All she wanted was to raise her son Yonghuang and her frail, sickly daughter. Yet she was framed because she had won the prince's favor, and was reduced to a state where even servants dared to trample on her.
Less than two months after her death, Prince Bao ascended the throne, and she was suddenly posthumously honored, rising from consort to imperial noble consort.
But her only daughter had died young, and her eldest son, the child she had borne, was scolded and beaten by the emperor for behaving improperly at Empress Fuca's funeral. He died in terror.
Only then did she understand what it meant that the kind are easily bullied. For someone with nothing like her, there was only one path to take.
[Empress Xiaoyiren of the Kangxi Era]
[The rest is undecided…]
My new novel is out: Lying Flat to Win, Starting as a Palace Maid (Qing Dynasty)
You Ning worked late overtime, and, as expected, died suddenly at the office.
When she opened her eyes, she had transmigrated back to the eighteenth year of the Kangxi reign, becoming an insignificant palace maid in the Palace of Heavenly Purity.
Her big boss, Emperor Kangxi, was a master at keeping everyone happy. He was generous and affectionate toward his consorts, and even organized family trips around the country from time to time.
The harem's stability rating: five stars. Happiness rating: four stars.
Though palace maids ranked low, they had no shortage of food or clothing, faced relatively little danger, and had a stable career path with room for advancement over the long term. In this day and age, it was a pretty good job.
What's more, You Ning's transmigration came with a golden finger.
A check-in System designed to encourage people to live actively.
[Five healthy meals! Congratulations, player, you have received a random small silver reward!]
[Fifty perfectly coordinated outfits! Congratulations, player, you have received a semi-permanent makeup buff!]
[One hundred daily reading sessions! Congratulations, player, you have received one drop of spiritual liquid!]
With a System like this, what more could anyone ask for?
You Ning decisively chose to lie flat, checking in enthusiastically every day and living happily as a carefree, happy slacker.
Only one thing took her by surprise: she had expected to reach the rank of consort in thirty years, but she managed it in just five!
Later, You Ning lay flat her way all the way to consort, noble consort, imperial noble consort, and even empress.
Theme: Striving to survive
A Guide to the Evolution of Ordinary Humans
I Write Novels in Republican-Era China
A Laid-Back Life in Emperor Kangxi's Harem (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)
A Kangxi-Era Concubine's Daily Sign-In (Time Travel to the Qing Dynasty)
A Little Maid's Quick Transmigration Journey
A Survival Handbook for Kangxi's Harem (Qing Transmigration)
After the Entire Qing Palace Heard the Abandoned Crown Prince's Daughter's Inner Voice
Immortality Begins with a Family's Wastrel
[Pit]
The Good-for-Nothing of the Family
Noble Consort Wenxi's Qing Dynasty Diary
A Concubine's Daily Struggle to Survive (Qing Dynasty)
Does this mean that Qianlong wanted Yonghuang to die?! Pooh! You really can't believe this scumbag! I have read all the articles about Qianlong's harem. If he didn't become true love in the end, he would have to be killed in advance. Everyone couldn't believe the big pig's hooves and laughed to death.
I found that no matter whether the concubines in this harem were smart or stupid, they still saw the fundamental problem very clearly - Qianlong's big pig's hooves were unreliable, and no one could trust him.
The last world has a bit of a stream of consciousness, the ending feels a bit hasty, and the heroine's design is different from the previous two.
Or the author didn't describe it! It feels like this world is so cold-hearted and cold-blooded! It seems that he has never regarded the heroine as one of his own! Although she is no longer his biological mother, the heroine does not harm him but helps him. . . As a result, there seemed to be no trace of gratitude from his perspective! Since he can know that his biological mother is no longer his biological mother, why not let him know the tragic end of his previous life? I really don't like this character, and intellectually he's right, but I just feel uncomfortable when she's the heroine!
Empress Tong has such a good starting point, and can sit in a high position without doing anything. This is the foundation of a refreshing article. The author has to make it a depressed and depressed article?
Once a person is coerced by desire, the judgment he makes cannot be objective.
If you don't want to write, just solve v. Don't get stuck here.
The analysis of Qianlong's thoughts is very interesting. Although I don't know what Qianlong thought in history, the explanation here is very reasonable and the argument is novel.
The whole book is just an outline. It can be said that the author used it to practice his writing. I am really disappointed. The beginning of each world is a little more detailed, and the latter is directly narrated. There is no dialogue. The heroine is unloved and unloved. The last world has no idea what he is writing, and it is also unfinished. The author is great.
Since the emperor suspected that Yonghuang harmed him, why would he write Yonghuang's name in the secret box?