(Completed works: "After Becoming Lin Daiyu, I Decisively Disguised Myself as a Man"; "After Transmigrating into a Book, I Became the Second Wife of Lin Ruhai, Who Dies Young"; "The Empress Xiaoyiren of the Qing Dynasty Just Wants to Lie Flat"; "The Fujin Really, Really Likes Me"; "After Becoming the Qing Dynasty's First Deposed Empress"; "Emperor Kangxi's Childhood Sweetheart"
Currently serializing: "Lin Daiyu Chooses Her Own Husband" (Lin Daiyu x Zhang Juzheng)
Upcoming: "Emperor Qianlong's White Moonlight Has Had Enough!" (Qing transmigration, Empress Fucha)
Jiahui transmigrates into the future Empress Fucha, who is destined to die young.
Jiahui: "..."
History says Empress Fucha was the emperor's white moonlight, while a woman called Noble Consort Ling was his cinnabar mole.
Not only did none of Empress Fucha's children survive to adulthood, she also died young, while Noble Consort Ling became the real winner in life.
She looks at the fresh-faced young prince, who is six months older than her, and has no desire to revolve around him.
They say the legitimate daughter of the Fucha family has fallen out with Prince Bao.
All at once, the noble ladies of the capital become restless.
While the others are busy sending little notes to Prince Bao, Jiahui goes on an outing at Mount Nan.
Another noble young lady accidentally falls into Prince Bao's arms, while Jiahui sits at a distance and munches on melon seeds.
In the end, Prince Bao comes to her door to look for her, and Jiahui says she's feeling unwell.
Then she changes clothes and gets ready to climb over the wall to go see a new play.
As soon as she steps outside, she spots an angry young man waiting at the mouth of the alley.
"Well, I hear the young mistress of the Fucha family is ill?"
Jiahui: "Oh, great."
A devoted, calculating emperor x a cunning, sweet-natured noble consort)
Important: This story takes place in a parallel universe with an alternate history!
A childhood sweetheart romance, with a love that blossoms between childhood friends.
All romantic communication takes place after the heroine comes of age!
When Rongwan was five, she transmigrated as Tong Rongwan, a noble daughter of the Qing Dynasty, born to a distinguished family and cherished from childhood.
Ever since she met her imperial cousin, the emperor, who was a little older than her, her life became more pampered than that of an ordinary princess.
In spring, she would always receive the finest silk.
In summer, her courtyard was always well supplied with ice.
In winter, her rooms were as warm as spring.
Until the day she came of age, when she smiled brightly at everyone and said, "My imperial cousin, the emperor, is the very best brother in the world."
The very best!
But the man only gave a soft laugh and replied in a languid, dignified voice, "No. I am the very best husband in the world for you."
Rongwan: "?"
That night, she was so frightened that she packed a little bundle and prepared to run away.
As a child, his cousin was as pretty as a doll, with a bright, innocent personality. From then on, she became the only ray of light in his life at the palace.
She deserved everything best in the world. Whatever she wanted, he would give her.
Later, after she came of age, he realized he wanted her by his side for the rest of his life.
A little scene:
All of Great Qing knows that the Tong family's daughter tried to flee her wedding that night and was caught by the emperor. Surely she is in for a miserable fate.
The noble families receive the news and eagerly prepare to send their cherished daughters into the imperial harem.
Who could have expected that the next morning, at court, they would receive an imperial decree making her empress and declaring that he would never take another consort?
The ministers: ????
Rongwan, forced to be called a femme fatale: I'll accept being a beauty, but I absolutely won't be a calamity!
Upcoming: After Becoming the Qing Dynasty's First Deposed Empress
(A clear-headed beauty of a heroine x a cunning, volatile, arrogant emperor)
Jialuo transmigrates as the first deposed empress in Qing history, of the Borjigit clan.
History records that Emperor Shunzhi's court was frugal, while Borjigit was extravagant and jealous. On top of that, she had been chosen by the regent Dorgon, so she and the emperor were at odds.
Jialuo reasons that her extravagance is no big deal. Her natal family is powerful, so spending a little money is nothing.
Jealous?
Jialuo looks at the emperor, who is cold and distant toward her on their wedding night, and wants to swear on her fingertips that she has not the slightest interest in him.
So after they marry, she dutifully keeps to her duties as empress. Every day, she either goes to the secondary residence to "recuperate" or makes "incognito visits" among the people, never bothering the emperor in the slightest.
Fulin ascended the throne at six and took power at thirteen. He was the first emperor after the Qing army entered the pass, a deeply calculating man, skilled at scheming.
The empress was Borjigit. He had been prepared for that, but he did not like her.
Fulin was busy with state affairs and rarely visited the harem. His impression of the empress was limited to her beautiful appearance, extravagance, and domineering ways.
Later, he sees the girl in the courtyard laughing freely, carefree and open-minded. The empress at the secondary residence is completely different from the one in the palace.
Gradually, Fulin can't take his eyes off her. He thinks that if they can stay together, spending their lives hand in hand might be possible.
But he discovers that his empress seems to be waiting for him to become a monk so she can be empress dowager?
Reader's guide:
1. The story has its own plot, and the potential pitfalls should be clear from the blurb.
2. The male lead is strong, beautiful, and tragic, with a volatile, obsessive personality. This is my first time trying this type, so I hope I can write it well. The heroine lives on her own terms and is highly guarded. Neither character is perfect.
3. You can criticize the author, too, but please mind your language and don't go overboard. If you really can't stand it, just click the X.
4. Alternate history, with plenty of original elements.
5. To be added.
Completed works: 1. "The Empress Xiaoyiren of the Qing Dynasty Just Wants to Lie Flat" (Kangxi x Tong Jia); 2. "The Fujin Really, Really Likes Me" (Nurhaci x Gundai); 3. "After Transmigrating into a Book, I Became the Second Wife of Lin Ruhai, Who Dies Young"; 4. "After Lin Daiyu Awakens, Everyone in the Rongguo Mansion Gets Face-Slapped."
Theme: Live a brilliant life of your own
(The beautiful heroine who is sober in the world x the evil-minded, extreme and arrogant emperor) Jialuo traveled through time and became the first deposed queen in the history of the Qing Dynasty, Borzigit. History records that the Shunzhi Emperor was a simple man, but the Borzigit family was extravagant and jealous. In addition, they were hired by the regent Dorgon, so they were at odds with the queen. Jia Luo planned in her mind that it was okay for her to be extravagant. After all, her mother's family was powerful, so spending a little money was not a big deal. Jealous? Jialuo looked at the emperor who was cold and distant to him on their wedding night, and wanted to swear with her fingertips that she didn't care about him in the slightest. So after her marriage, she abided by her duties as a queen. Every day she either went to other courtyards for "cultivation" or went to private people for "private visits", and did not offend the emperor in the slightest. Fulin ascended the throne at the age of six and took charge of the throne at the age of thirteen. He was the first emperor after the Qing army entered the Pass. He was thoughtful and good at planning. The queen was Borzigit. He was mentally prepared, but he was not happy. Fulin was busy with government affairs and rarely went to the harem. Even the queen only had the impression of being beautiful, extravagant and domineering. Later, when I looked at the girl in the courtyard who was smiling wildly and with an open mind, I saw that the queen in the other courtyard was completely different from the queen in the palace. Slowly, Fulin's eyes could no longer leave her, thinking that if the two of them could stay together for a long time, it would be okay to stay together for the rest of their lives. But he found that his queen seemed to be waiting for him to escape into Buddhism so that he could become the queen mother? Reading guide: 1. The article has its own content, and the key points should be clear in the copywriting. 2. The male protagonist is beautiful, strong, miserable, and paranoid (this is my first attempt, I hope it can be written well). The female protagonist lives a very selfish life and has a high defense line. Neither of them is a perfect character. 3. It's okay to scold the author, but please be careful with your words and don't go too far. If you really can't stand it, you can click x. 4. The history is fictitious and there are many private facilities. 5. To be added.
And the heroine is already a queen anyway, but I feel her IQ is still a bit low.
Help? I have the urge to vomit and I can't stand it. I hate this kind of plot. It's so alienating.
This plot and this character are disgusting
I don't quite understand the plot
Why do you have to write this plot? It's outrageous, bloody, and disturbing.
Isn't this the story of this extra chapter?!
Oh my god, that's disgusting. It's like a farmer and a snake.
I really can't stand this plot anymore. When will that Geng come back and die? I really can't stand it anymore.
I really can't stand this plot anymore. When will that Geng come back and die? I really can't stand it anymore.