Being the Fourth Prince's Concubine Is No Easy Task (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

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Blurb for this completed story: (Forced possession) She transmigrates into the Kangxi era and becomes Wu Jin, the daughter of an ordinary Beijing family. She grows up safely and runs the family's shops, wanting nothing more than to live out her life in peace. But along the way, she encounters the unhinged Fourth Prince Yinzhen, who abducts her and forcibly makes her his mistress. Under imperial power, an ordinary family like hers can only submit. She becomes the Fourth Prince's mistress, a caged bird in one of Beijing's mansions.

On a night of pouring rain, Fourth Prince Yinzhen kisses her lips again and again, saying tenderly, "Give me another child. Give me a son."

Wu Jin stays silent, unwilling to answer him.

He suddenly changes his expression and raves like a madman. "You gave him a son, so why won't you give me one? If you don't, you'll never see them again, and you'll never leave this place!"

On another rainy night, Yinzhen goes mad and drags a son born to another woman into the courtyard. He forces the child to kneel before her and call her Mother, saying the child will be registered under her name from now on.

Wu Jin watches the madman and falls silent.

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The new story The Kangxi Emperor's Maid-of-the-Second-Rank Is So Dramatic and Teasing is updating daily: Fang Yu has just graduated high school when she falls asleep and wakes up in the Qing dynasty, as an uncherished maid-of-the-second-rank in Kangxi's harem. Every day she has to eat awful food and shiver through the winter. How could a rich young lady like her stand such a miserable life? Unable to bear the hardship, she starts acting out and making trouble. The women in the harem call her the Dramatic Maid because she really is outrageously dramatic. She even acts up in front of Kangxi, putting on a coy, teasing act as well. Her antics eventually make her the most favored concubine.

Her baby is born and named Yinzhen. Knowing that her son will one day ascend the throne and she'll become the Empress Dowager, she loses her motivation to compete for the emperor's favor.

A little scene

At the New Year's Eve banquet, she goes over to offer the emperor a toast, but twists her ankle and stumbles into his arms, spilling her wine.

"Your Majesty, it was my fault. I'm so clumsy. Let me wipe it off for you."

The concubines in the harem watch the Dramatic Maid wipe the emperor down while flirting with him. Where exactly is she wiping? They think to themselves that she didn't twist her ankle at all. She clearly fell into the emperor's arms on purpose, and her acting is utterly pathetic.

The Dramatic Maid leans close to the emperor's face and speaks in an affected, coquettish voice. "Your Majesty, I'm lonely at night and afraid to sleep by myself. Please keep me company tonight."

Everyone else... That's far too blunt and obvious. Does she think the rest of us aren't here?

Please bookmark my new story, After the Warlord Sets His Sights on Me: (Forced possession) The Central Plains decline, and rival warlords divide the land, each commanding their own armies. Yuan Wangshan has a distinguished family, superb martial skills, and inborn strength, making him highly respected among the feudal lords. He gradually rises to become a warlord in his own right. When his troops seize Jizhou, he sees a delicate beauty holding a child in the crowd. Her pitiful appearance leaves an unforgettable impression, and he decides to seize her for himself.

Chu Jun, who has transmigrated, starts out in hell mode. The land is in chaos and war rages everywhere. She's a widow with a three-year-old daughter. The enemy attacks, the city falls, and she is taken over by the enemy forces. Their commander sets his sights on her.

Please bookmark my new story The Ninth Prince's Spendthrift Consort (Qing Dynasty): Shan Mingzhi transmigrates into the body of Dong'e, the primary consort of the ninth imperial prince, Yinzhen. She knows that Yinzhen's fate will be grim: he'll be stripped of his yellow sash, removed from the imperial clan, placed under house arrest, and dead by the age of forty-three. As his consort, she knows her own life won't be any better. So she decides to enjoy herself while she can. She won't suck up to her husband, Yinzhen. She'll buy whatever she wants, and if she runs out of money, she'll ask him for more. After all, he's the one who'll ruin the rest of her life.

A little scene

"Ninth Brother, why are you working so hard? You have enough money to spend. Why do you still want to open more shops and make money?" Fourth Prince Yinzhen asked in confusion.

"Fourth Brother, you don't understand. I have a spendthrift consort. If I don't give her money, she won't be nice to me." Yinzhen looked up from the account book.

"You're a grown man. How can a woman have you wrapped around her finger?"

"Fourth Brother, you don't understand. My consort isn't an ordinary woman. And when I give her money, she gives me something in return."

"What does she give you?"

"She calls me 'husband.'"

Yinzhen stared at his ninth brother in disbelief. Was he really exhausting himself like this just for her to call him husband?

Yinzhen could only think that his fourth brother didn't understand. His consort didn't usually call him husband. Her sweet, tender voice saying it was precious, especially at night.

Please bookmark my new story The Nineteenth-Century Estate Maid: She wakes up as a black-haired, yellow-skinned Asian maid in the estate of a nineteenth-century Western aristocrat, the lowest-ranking servant in the household. She has no intention of remaining at the bottom forever. Once she has saved enough money to get started, she'll quit her job as a maid and make her own living.

Duke Herman is thirty-eight. He was widowed two years ago, but owns a vast estate, immense wealth, and a noble title. Countless women throw themselves at him, hoping to become duchess. What's more, he's tall and imposing, with blond hair and 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 not to cry.

Herman's son Vance is seventeen, rebellious and capricious. He looks down on anyone who tries to climb into his bed or marry into the nobility. To him, the maids are vulgar, gold-digging playthings, and he feels no guilt about toying with them. Especially that short Asian maid with black hair and eyes. One day, he suddenly realizes that the maid has grown close to his father. For some reason, he is furious. They're both high branches to climb, so why would she choose his father's branch instead of his? If he could, he would make her his woman and give her a noble status. [Father and son compete for the heroine]

Please bookmark my new story I'm the Supporting Female Character in a Hong Kong Melodrama: Zhao Siwen enters a melodramatic wealthy-family novel set in 1990s Hong Kong. She becomes the wife of Rong Zhengbo, the eldest son of Hong Kong's wealthiest family, the Rongs. Rong Zhengbo is the male lead, but she is only a supporting character.

One of the novel's melodramatic plotlines: The Rongs adopted a young daughter, Rong Zhengbo's younger stepsister. She is chronically ill and has attacks for which only Zhao Siwen's blood can save her. Using this as leverage, Zhao Siwen successfully marries into the Rong family and weds Rong Zhengbo, the next head of the family, entering Hong Kong's wealthiest clan and its unimaginable fortune.

The second melodramatic plotline:

When kidnappers fail to get their money, they get angry and fire a gun. As the bullet comes, Rong Zhengbo first shoves his stepsister away and shields her with his own body. His wife, Zhao Siwen, can't dodge in time and is shot. By then, they have been married for three years.

Zhao Siwen, who has transmigrated into the novel, has just one thought: After going through all the trouble of entering this fabulously wealthy family, she has to turn the supporting character into the heroine!

Theme: Stay calm in adversity, go with the flow, and know when not to.