Became the Fourth Prince's Concubine (A Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

My next novel, The Palace Maid in Kangxi's Household Has It Rough, is open for advance reservations.

Blurb [Complete]: [Heroine's perspective] Feng Nanjia transmigrated right after graduating from high school. On her first day awake, a man with the long queue of the Qing Dynasty glared at her and told her that in this life, she was his in life and his ghost in death, and that she should accept her fate.

Only later did she learn that the man was Fourth Prince Yinzhen. She had transmigrated to the Kangxi era and become Yinzhen's concubine. The imperial household had countless rules and a strict hierarchy. Above her were her father-in-law, Kangxi, and her mother-in-law, Consort De. Below them, she was kept in check by Yinzhen himself and his principal wife, the official consort. As a low-ranking concubine, she could only tread carefully and avoid offending anyone. But as time passed, she discovered that she had become the most favored of Fourth Prince's concubines.

[The Fourth Prince, Yongzheng's perspective]

Everyone else had been bestowed on him by Imperial Father. Only Feng had been won through every means at his disposal. He went to great lengths to keep her by his side, giving her a favor no one else received. The more he spoiled her, the more he realized he couldn't let her go. Since he couldn't bear to part with her, he would keep her trapped at his side forever.

[The son's perspective]

From the age of five, Hongyao was told by his mother and father to visit the side courtyard every three days to pay his respects to Concubine Feng. He was young, and winter was bitterly cold. One snowy day, he refused to get up early to visit the side courtyard. His father was furious and punished him by making him stand in the courtyard for an hour. The young boy grew stiff with cold in the snow and fainted, falling seriously ill. Even all the servants at his side were severely punished and beaten with sticks.

After that, he never dared to skip a visit again. Later, he heard that his mother was not his birth mother and that his birth mother was Concubine Feng in the side courtyard. When he asked his father about it, his father said he had only one mother. He thought his father meant his principal mother. Only after he grew up did he realize his father had not meant his principal mother, but Concubine Feng.

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Next novel, The Palace Maid in Kangxi's Household Has It Rough, open for advance reservations: She wakes up having transmigrated into the body of a palace maid who cooks in the Qianqing Palace. She works in the palace kitchen every day, and in the five years since entering the palace, she has never seen Kangxi.

At the New Year's Eve banquet, Kangxi drinks too much and accidentally spends the night with a palace maid. That maid is the unlucky heroine. But she wants to leave the palace and doesn't want to acknowledge what happened, so she gets another maid who wants to become a concubine to take her place. The other maid becomes a mistress, while she remains a cook.

The next New Year's Eve, she refuses to leave the kitchen and stays put, afraid to wander around. But Kangxi suddenly summons everyone in the kitchen to the front hall, and she sees him again. Leaving the palace is no longer an option.

New novel open for advance reservations, After Being Beaten to Death by Kangxi N Times, I Gave Up: The moment Ye Xixi opens her eyes, she finds herself in disarray, with not one wild man beside her but five, along with three wild women. The door opens, and a group of people dressed in ancient clothing catches all of them in the act. Soon she is beaten to death before she can even say a word.

She opens her eyes again to the same scene. This time, she realizes she has transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty and is a palace maid. Soon, she is beaten to death again.

The third time she opens her eyes, she realizes that one of the men lying beside her is the Qing Crown Prince, Yinsi. Yinsi is debauched and licentious, which is how such a disgraceful scene came about.

By the Nth time she opens her eyes, Ye Xixi has never managed to survive longer than three days. Kangxi has beaten her to death N times, and she's never been able to save herself. So she gives up and decides to lie flat. Whatever. It'll all start over anyway.

New novel open for advance reservations, A Nineteenth-Century Manor Maid: She wakes up to find herself a black-haired, yellow-skinned Asian maid in a nineteenth-century Western nobleman's manor, the lowest-ranking servant there. She doesn't want to remain beneath everyone forever. Once she has saved enough money to get started, she'll quit her maid's job and make a living on her own.

Duke Herman is thirty-eight. He became a widower two years ago, but he owns a vast manor, is unimaginably wealthy, and has a prestigious status. Plenty of women throw themselves at him, hoping to become a duchess. He's also tall and powerful, with blond hair, blue eyes, striking Western features, and an air of nobility.

One day, he draws the petite, black-haired maid into his arms and gently coaxes her to stop crying.

Herman's son Vance is seventeen, unruly and rebellious. He looks down on all the lowborn people who try to climb into his bed or marry into the nobility. The maids are all vulgar, money-grubbing playthings in his eyes, and he feels no guilt about toying with them. Especially that short Asian maid with black hair and eyes. One day, he suddenly discovers that she's become very close to his father. For some reason, he is furious. They're both noble branches, so why does she have to cling to his father's branch instead of his? If she wanted, he could make her his woman and give her a prestigious status.

New novel, Has Consort He Made Yongzheng Furious Today?, open for advance reservations: Guarjia entered the palace after being selected in the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi's reign and was made Consort He. She was the Emperor's woman, and he was the Emperor's son. She was a consort, and he was a prince. He should never have had anything to do with her. So why did their relationship become more and more impossible to untangle? Later, when he ascended the throne, he could finally have her openly.

New novel open for advance reservations, My Days as an "Invisible" Girl at an American High School: Ning Changqing was sent to study in the United States by her parents at fourteen and entered an elite private American high school. Most of the students were white, with very few Asians. She thought she was invisible at school, keeping her head down and out of trouble. Little did she know that the opposite was true: she was a "star" among her year group, known by everyone, and many boys secretly wanted to date her.

Theme: Life can change in countless ways. The only truth is that you can rely on yourself