Kangxi's Laid-Back Little Cousin (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

New Novel: The Concubine of Prince Yong's Manor Is No Easy Job, updating daily

Blurb [Complete]: Lin Fei'er, a Buddhist practitioner, transmigrates into the Kangxi era and becomes Tong Jia Li'er, the illegitimate daughter of Tong Guowei, a first-rank duke and the emperor's maternal uncle. She is one of Kangxi's many younger cousins, starting life with every advantage. She has no interest in becoming one of the emperor's consorts. She would be happy to become a nun, or simply practice Buddhism while keeping her hair, spending the rest of her life before a lamp and ancient Buddha statues. But things don't go as she wishes. Confined to the imperial harem, she can only take life as it comes. Everyone in the harem calls Consort Xiao Tong the Little Bodhisattva.

Kangxi also thinks the Little Bodhisattva is wonderful in every way: beautiful and kindhearted. There's just one problem: she doesn't love him. She loves everything in the world except him, and she never gets jealous. It drives him crazy. He wants to make the Little Bodhisattva love him, and figuring out how to do that becomes his biggest concern.

A Little Scene

"Where is the Noble Consort?"

"Your Majesty, the Noble Consort is in the Buddhist hall, chanting sutras."

"Chanting again? Didn't she do that yesterday?"

"Her Ladyship says yesterday was yesterday and today is today. The sutras must never go unchanted."

A note about this novel: No content warnings are provided, so please proceed with caution if you need them. My completed novels, A Qing Dynasty Romance: Kangxi's Little Attendant and A Qing Dynasty Romance: The Fourth Prince's Beloved Noble Consort, are also available. Feel free to follow and bookmark my author page. This novel entered its paid chapters on October 29, 2023, starting with Chapter 34.

The new novel The Concubine of Prince Yong's Manor Is No Easy Job is updating daily: Li Qingzhi transmigrates right after graduating from university. On her first day after waking up, a man with a long Qing-style queue gives her a dark look and says that in this life she belongs to him in life and will be his ghost in death. She'd better accept her fate.

Only later does she learn that the man is Fourth Prince Yinzhen. She has transmigrated into the Kangxi era and become one of his concubines. The royal household has countless rules and a strict hierarchy. Above her are her father-in-law, Kangxi, and her mother-in-law, Consort De. Below them, she is kept in check by Yinzhen himself and his principal wife, the primary consort. As a low-ranking concubine, she can only tread carefully, avoid offending anyone, compete for favor, and do her best to please the Fourth Prince.

But the people around her keep looking at her strangely, especially Fourth Prince Yinzhen.

[From the perspective of her son, Hongpan]

From the age of three, Hongpan was told by his mother and father to visit the eastern courtyard every three days to pay his respects to Concubine Li. He was young, and winter was bitterly cold. One snowy day, he refused to get up early and go to the eastern courtyard. His father flew into a rage and made him stand in the courtyard for an hour. The little boy froze stiff in the snow and fainted, falling gravely ill. All the servants around him were severely punished with beatings, too.

After that, he never dared skip his visits again. Later, he heard that his mother was not his birth mother, and that his birth mother was Concubine Li of the eastern courtyard. When he asked his father about it, his father said he had only one mother. Hongpan thought his father meant his principal mother. Only after growing up did he realize his father hadn't meant his principal mother, but Concubine Li.

New Novel Coming Soon: A Palace Maid in Kangxi's Household Has It Rough: She wakes up to find she has transmigrated into the body of a kitchen maid in the Qianqing Palace. She spends each day working in its kitchen, and in five years in the palace, she has never once seen Kangxi.

At the New Year's Eve banquet, Kangxi drinks too much and gets drunk. He accidentally spends the night with a palace maid, who happens to be her, the unlucky one. But she wants to leave the palace and refuses to admit what happened, so she lets another maid who dreams of becoming a mistress take her place. The other woman becomes a mistress, while she remains a kitchen maid.

The following New Year's Eve, she stays holed up in the kitchen, not daring to wander around. But Kangxi suddenly summons everyone from the kitchen to the front hall, and she sees him again. She can't leave the palace...

New Novel: After I Take Home the Aloof Senior Brother: Seeking Bookmarks. The heroine forcefully claims the hero. Yin Tian is the senior brother of the Jiuxuan Sect, a peerless genius with extraordinary talent and an excellent spiritual constitution. Elegant and radiant, he is the unattainable object of admiration for countless disciples of the Jiuxuan Sect, like a snow lotus blooming on a sheer cliff. Pure and immaculate, he is admired and loved by everyone. Until one day, the senior brother fails his tribulation in front of everyone. His spiritual roots are destroyed and he loses eighty percent of his power, going from a genius to a mediocrity. Everyone looks at him with pity.

Then one day, the senior brother forcibly takes a forbidden drug in an attempt to repair his spiritual roots, but is gravely injured once again. He becomes completely crippled, with no chance of ever cultivating immortality. This time, only Xin Yue sees what happens.

The senior brother lies weakly in a small wood, too feeble even to stand. How pitiful. Xin Yue, disciple number 287 in the Jiuxuan Sect, is an obscure nobody in the sect. Seeing the senior brother she adores so weak and powerless, she knows she can easily control him. She decides to secretly carry him back to her room and keep him prisoner, making him hers. It doesn't matter if the senior brother hates her. She has already had him, over and over, countless times, day and night. She knows every mole on his body.

But later, she grows tired of him. After the sect is destroyed, she decides he's a useless burden and does everything she can to get rid of him.

New Novel: I'm the Other Woman in Hong Kong's Most Over-the-Top Romance: Seeking Bookmarks. Zhao Siwen transmigrates into a melodramatic rich-family romance set in 1990s Hong Kong. She becomes the wife of Rong Zhengbai, the eldest son of the Rong family, Hong Kong's wealthiest family. Rong Zhengbai is the male lead, but she is only the other woman.

The novel's first outrageous plot point: The Rong family's adopted younger daughter, Rong Zhengbai's sworn sister, is chronically ill and suffers frequent attacks. When one comes on, only Zhao Siwen's blood can save her. Using this as leverage, Zhao Siwen successfully marries into the Rong family and weds its next head, Rong Zhengbai, joining Hong Kong's wealthiest family and its staggering fortune.

The novel's second outrageous plot point:

On a large yacht, a kidnapper points a gun at Zhao Siwen and Rong Zhengbai's sworn sister, forcing him to choose one of them. Only one can live.

Rong Zhengbai chooses his sworn sister. With a bang, the kidnapper fires without hesitation. Zhao Siwen, Rong Zhengbai's wife, is shot. They have been married for three years.

Now that Zhao Siwen has transmigrated into the story, she has only one thought: It took so much to marry into this ridiculously wealthy family. She will make sure the other woman becomes the female lead!

Theme: Life can change in countless ways, but relying on yourself is the only truth.