Note: An alternate-history Qing setting with plenty of original twists.
After being born into the Qing dynasty and living there for over a decade, Li Wanzhen was bestowed upon the Fourth Prince, Yinzhen, as a concubine. Only then did she suddenly realize that she was actually Qi Consort, the historical Yongzheng Emperor's consort.
Li Wanzhen was completely stunned.
In her memories of her previous life, the Fourth Prince's true love was supposed to be Nian, the future Imperial Noble Consort Dunsu, a gentle, considerate woman who understood people well.
Qi Consort, meanwhile, was just an irrelevant figure whose children died young and whose later years were bleak.
For the sake of her future, Li Wanzhen decided to win a place in the Fourth Prince's heart before his true love appeared!
So...
In front of the Fourth Prince, she was a lively, charming, attentive lovesick girl who couldn't live without him.
In front of the Princess Consort, she was a deferential, obedient young concubine who would never challenge her authority as mistress of the household.
Later, the Fourth Prince, now Prince Yong, smoothly ascended the throne.
Li Wanzhen looked at the robes of an Imperial Noble Consort on her and blinked. Well, looks like I really outdid myself.
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Regarding Xue Ya, Fujin was really too hypocritical. Xue Ya is Fujin's external organ, speaking Fujin's heart, and controlling Fujin himself. Dealing with Xue Ya was like dealing with a slave. To Xue Ya, Fujin was a benefactor, a person who sincerely protected and cared about her. Is it really difficult to discipline Xue Ya? In a feudal society, is it really difficult for a master to make his slaves be cautious in their words and deeds? The reason why Xueya exists is that Fujin needs this tool to express his dissatisfaction and suffer for himself. For Xue Ya, feudalism means being flattered, toyed with, and enslaved. For Fujin, feudalism means suppressing one's nature and putting on the yoke of female virtue. Fourth Master suppressed Fujin, and Fujin suppressed Xue Ya, layer by layer. Why is it comfortable to watch a female goose? Because she understands everything and does not pray for rights from men, but uses men to gain rights. Turning the fourth master into a tool that can be manipulated, balancing emotions and reality, he has never actually obeyed the fourth master. The tragedy of Fujin is that she still longs for the "love" of the fourth master and blames all the pain on another woman. She dare not look directly at the fourth master.
Fourth Master: One time extroversion turns into lifelong introversion hahahahahahaha
Hahahahahahaha, the fourth master is a furry control
A good hand ruined the series... Fu Jin's tragedy lies in his inability to place himself, and his arrogance in always assuming that he and his father are on the same level... Not to mention that she is marrying up, not down, and she is not so powerful as she dares to go against her husband even if she is well-matched? Why should she? Did she think her father was Tong Banchao? =_= Everything she owns is attached to her husband's power and status, and her value to him is reflected in being a "good wife," "appropriate," and "reliable." Moreover, Xueya's words and deeds are a reflection of her heart, and her indulgence and acquiescence represent her attitude. She was so arrogant that she couldn't see her own status clearly. She thought that after becoming the direct descendant of Fujin, she forgot that the only difference between her and other concubines was that she had a dispensable background. What's more terrible is that except for Amma, who is old and dying, the brothers are all incompetent. It is not her mother's turn to promote and help the fourth brother and maintain Fujin's status. Her background has absolutely no usability, so Si Age doesn't need to worry about it. But the fact that she was still an imperial edict meant that she had the right to stay away from the Fourth Elder Brother, and had the confidence to be arrogant in front of him... It was only because the Fourth Elder Brother was not ruthless enough that he didn't leave her alone and let her die of "illness". Without her, there would be the next Sifujin. But without her fourth brother, she is nothing.
Hey, what happened again, God?
It's over, it's been too long, who is Lin Bao?
Suddenly I remembered a sentence: Let's go, you look like you are sick.
Even though they both gave birth to twins, it still doesn't make sense for them to be idiosyncratic.
Sure enough, a dog that bites can't bark.
"People also mentioned the tidying up," which is a big bug for the author~