In the twelfth month of the sixteenth year of Kangxi’s reign, Empress Xiaozhao fell gravely ill and summoned her younger sister, born of the same mother, to the palace to care for her.
Everyone in the palace said the empress was unlikely to survive. The Third Lady of the Niohuru clan had come to care for her sister in name only; what she really wanted was to climb into the emperor’s bed.
The Kangxi Emperor thought so too. He allowed her to enter the palace, while feeling somewhat disgusted by the Niohuru clan’s impatience to get ahead.
But on the very day Qing Li entered the palace, a conquest System suddenly descended and bound itself to the Kangxi Emperor.
Looking at the fish bait in the System’s shop, the Kangxi Emperor closed his eyes and took the bait himself. So what if he had to win a woman over? He was doing it for the sake of the Great Qing. Nothing shameful about that!
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The Kangxi Emperor, convinced he had made ample preparations, gazed at Niohuru Qing Li, whose face was demure and bashful.
Above her head floated a golden speech bubble that only he could see. A line of text drifted through it:
“Ugh, he’s so greasy! No wonder he’s a major horndog with a harem of three thousand.”
The Kangxi Emperor was so enraged by Niohuru Qing Li’s two-faced nature that he nearly keeled over.
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Later, when Qing Li was about to become the Kangxi Emperor’s third empress, people inside and outside the palace sang the praises of the imperial couple’s love story, with more than a little envy over the new empress’s exclusive favor.
Only the Kangxi Emperor quietly watched Qing Li sulk. The golden speech bubble above her head still shone brightly, making its presence known:
“He’s been married twice, while this is my first marriage. He even comes with a bunch of baggage. I’m clearly the one getting the worse deal!”
The Kangxi Emperor curved his lips, feeling that he had indeed gotten the better end of the bargain.
“A Li, thank you for being willing to become my wife, my empress.”
Note: This story contains original worldbuilding. The male lead is bound to a conquest System, and there’s a mind-reading trope. A light, fluffy 1v1 romance.
The horndog’s inner thoughts appear in Chapter 6.
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In the popular novel The Fourth Prince’s Cherished Little Good-Luck Concubine, the heroine is Ula Nara, Empress Xiaojingxian, a historical figure.
When the Fourth Prince’s adoptive mother, Empress Xiaoyi Ren, falls gravely ill, she chooses the heroine to be the Fourth Prince’s principal consort and arranges their marriage before she dies.
The nine-year-old heroine marries the twelve-year-old Fourth Prince. In the deep palace, they comfort and rely on each other, growing up side by side.
With her golden finger, the heroine not only has children with the Fourth Prince, but also becomes a beloved daughter-in-law in the Kangxi Emperor’s eyes. She even successfully wins over the Fourteenth Prince, turning his loyalty toward his elder brother. She earns countless praises both inside and outside the palace.
The only person who makes the heroine feel wronged is her mother-in-law, the Fourth Prince’s birth mother, Consort De, Uya.
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Mu Jin wakes up to find herself turned into the book’s great villain: Uya Mu Jin, the wicked mother-in-law who favors her younger son, torments her eldest, and makes life difficult for her daughter-in-law.
She looks at the little Fourth Prince, who has been sent back to Yonghe Palace because his adoptive mother is gravely ill. Mu Jin, a die-hard fan of the future Yongzheng Emperor, lets out an odd cry, picks up the little prince, and kisses him again and again.
The future Yongzheng Emperor, stern and reserved with a strong-willed nature, is kissed until his eyes brim with tears and his little face turns red.
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For the first half of his life, the Kangxi Emperor is calm and restrained, always sharing his favor evenly among his consorts.
Then, in his thirties, Consort De’s changes pique his curiosity, and before he knows it, his heart has settled on her.
“After meeting you, I suddenly feel a little lonely.”
Uya, who only wants to raise children x the Kangxi Emperor, who only wants romance. A light, fluffy 1v1 romance.
Theme: Live life positively
Uh-huh, I feel like my daughter has been raised useless and does not have the responsibilities that a princess should have. Now that she has enjoyed the benefits of being a princess, she should take on the responsibilities that a princess should have and do what she should do in her position.
Um, I don't like this princess. She's spoiled. She's a total villain. She's the kind of girl who cries on the high-speed train and makes people want to beat her up.
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The emperor should tell him what kind of person the prince and his mother are. If he doesn't believe it, he should present evidence and witnesses. Otherwise, he will still be arrogant, and some unpredictable things may happen later. He should contain everything in the cradle. Be soft-hearted when you should be soft-hearted, and you should not be soft-hearted when you shouldn't. It will only harm yourself.
Her mother-in-law favored boys over girls, so her son had to rely on his daughter to live a good life. Now that she has completely lost it, she feels uncomfortable. How ironic!
Did Qingli enter through the Great Qing Gate, or did she enter through the side door to avoid her first wife?
Read the full text and give a reminder to future friends: Don't stop until the text is finished! Look again! Got it!! The first episode is about the failure of the male and female protagonists in educating their daughter, the second episode is about the separation of the male and female protagonists, and the third episode is about the four father and son traveling into our history, and the ending is very confusing. Just in time to see the end of the text! The author's writing style is actually very good, and he has a deep understanding of history. However, the last three chapters (actually there are some signs after the princess is born) are not handled well, and the ending is not well concluded, which makes people feel uncomfortable after reading it.
Ah? There was something at the end that made me collapse. The male and female protagonists parted ways, and I skipped the plot of the princess (some sisters in plq said that the princess was a bit spoiled). . . The main thing is that the separation between life and death is really not tight. They have invented steam engines, they have the ability to read minds, and history has been changed like this. The male protagonist still has to die in that year, right?
Oh my god, I was really speechless when I saw the male and female protagonist educating their daughter. Especially the male protagonist, he loves his son and daughter very much, but because his son is the future emperor/child, he loves and nurtures him in every detail, but for the little princess... He is really doting. And even after the Yierha incident happened, the male protagonist still didn't see clearly what kind of coquettish and weak person her daughter might grow into if she didn't raise her daughter properly. (Isn't this what the female protagonist meant too?) I really don't like a father who carefully educates his son and treats his daughter as a doting father. I think this is a huge dereliction of duty and a hidden and fatal patriarchal preference.
Hahahaha, it's your husband who's cheating, little Ali