Next up: "[Qing] Consort Qi's Daily Struggles" is now updating, and I've opened a new preorder for "[Qing] The Beloved Little Princess." The blurb is at the very end. If you're interested, please add it to your collection!
What do you do if you accidentally transmigrate to the Qing dynasty?
Zhihan: Thanks for asking. I'm off to die.
Who knew she wouldn't die?
She had no choice but to put aside her plans to return and make the best of things.
Then one day, her mother suddenly told her that her aunt in the palace wanted to see her and had summoned her there.
Zhihan couldn't contain her excitement: My family has someone in the palace! No, wait, someone powerful to lean on?
She went there full of anticipation.
There stood the Forbidden City from centuries ago, with vermilion walls and golden roofs, carved balustrades and jade-inlaid buildings, its splendor and luxury on display everywhere.
Her aunt, now even more gentle and beautiful since entering the palace, stood under the eaves with a radiant smile, holding the hand of a boy not much shorter than Zhihan.
She introduced them: This is your cousin Xuanye.
Zhihan: ???
I'm Kangxi's cousin?
Am I Tong Jia, the Empress Xiaoyiren, who died after being empress for just one day?
Zhihan instantly changed her mind about dying.
She even set herself the ultimate goal of living to one hundred:
Red dates, angelica, and goji berries,
Sleep early and rise early to stay healthy.
Exercise often and keep your spirits bright,
Without self-care, no one stays well.
She was going to outlive Kangxi and become the longest-lived empress of the Qing dynasty!
Content warning: This isn't historical fiction. It's a parallel world. There is favoritism but no one-on-one pairing. The crown prince is destined to take the throne in the end.
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Blurb for "[Qing] The Beloved Little Princess": Chan Heng opened her eyes to find she'd transmigrated to the Qing dynasty as a premature baby with a frail constitution, the sort who needed a physician to watch over her day and night.
Just as she was wondering whether to give up and die early to be reborn sooner, a little boy sneaked up to her cradle and asked in a babyish voice, "Can you please stop being sick?"
Chan Heng: ...I wish I could.
The little boy said earnestly, "I'm your fourth brother, Yinzhen. You have to get better soon. When you do, I'll take you out to play!"
Wait, who are you?
The future Yongzheng is my brother??
A life of effortless success was within reach, and Chan Heng's will to live instantly blazed to life.
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A few days later, Chan Heng learned that Imperial Noble Consort Tong was her mother. As Kangxi's first cousin, her mother was beautiful, protective, and doted on her children.
Chan Heng: Who do I even need to win over?
I'll get healthy, and start being a couch potato right away!
And so,
Chan Heng, who obediently took her medicine on schedule even while still swaddled, and stretched her arms and legs to exercise every day as soon as she woke, finally escaped an early death and made it all the way to the age of five.
While the other princes and princesses got up at five to study and practice needlework, she was still lying in her comfortable bed under a little quilt embroidered by her mother.
By the time the others had filled several sheets with calligraphy, she'd only just finished breakfast and was strolling leisurely through the imperial garden to help it settle.
While the other princes and princesses studied by lamplight, working hard to earn Kangxi's praise, she sat on Kangxi's neck and played horsey.
When someone played a trick on her, the little troublemaker smugly waited for her to cry in frustration. She turned around, called Yinzhen to her side, put her little hands on her hips and borrowed his authority, pointing at the culprit: Fourth Brother, he bullied me!
Theme: No matter where you are, live on with optimism and strength
The ending is full of flowers ~ the author wrote it well!! This ending is also very consistent with the character. Hahahaha, I have never loved this feudal era. The heroine just wants to go home.
The old lady can't get up. Hahahahaha, it fits my mental state very well.
Very smooth and comfortable to watch. Thanks for the limited fee.
Will there be any modern extras?
I just asked why there were updates in the book list of all the completed books in my collection. I clicked on it and saw that it was the modern sequel that I had been longing for! Update soon, madam, I want to see it!!!
It's so fast, I feel like I just finished collecting it?! Finished with flowers (﹡? O?﹡)
"It's the same." This is a big bug for the author~ is different
Woohoo, no final farewell?
The new article "[Qing Dynasty] Concubine Qi's Daily Struggle" has been published. Interested babies can move to the next door~ Babies who are interested in the new advance collection of "[Qing] Group Pet Little Princess" can click and collect 🤩 Copywriting: Chan Heng opened her eyes and found that she had traveled to the Qing Dynasty. She was still a weak premature baby who needed the care of an imperial doctor day and night. Just when she was considering whether to give up her struggle and die early, a little boy sneaked up to her cradle and asked in a sweet voice, "Can you please stop getting sick?" Chan Heng: ... I think so too The little boy said seriously: I am your fourth brother Yinzhen. You should get better soon. From now on, the fourth brother will take you to play! Etc? Who are you? Will Yongzheng be my brother in the future?? The day of winning is approaching, and Chan Heng's will to survive instantly burns brightly. A few days later, Chan Heng discovered that Imperial Concubine Tong was her mother-in-law. As Kangxi's cousin, she was a beautiful woman who protected her shortcomings and pampered her children. Chanheng: Who else do I need to please? Take good care of your body and start eating salty fish from now on! So Chan Heng, who obediently took medicine on time when she was still a baby, and stretched out her legs to exercise every day as soon as she woke up, finally avoided early death and grew up to the age of five. While other elder brothers and princesses got up at five o'clock to study and practice working as girls, she was still lying on a comfortable bed, covered with a quilt embroidered by her mother herself. After others finished practicing several large characters, she finished her breakfast and took a leisurely walk in the imperial garden to eat. The other princess studied hard behind her back, and worked hard to get praise from Kangxi. She sat directly on Kangxi's neck and played with him riding a horse. Being teased, the naughty child waited triumphantly to see her cry out in anger. She turned around and called Yinzhen to stand beside him. He put his hands on his waist and pointed at the culprit: Fourth brother, he bullied me!
I want to say that the author is really insensitive to age. Kangxi succeeded to the throne at the age of eight and reigned for 61 years, so he died at the age of 69. Knowing that the heroine was one year younger than him, how could he die at the age of 65?