[New Novel: The Ming Empress's Promotion Diary] Please add it to your library!
Liu Ling transmigrates to the Han dynasty as the daughter of a feudal prince.
Born a princess with noble status, she has fine clothes and plenty to eat.
Just as she's dreaming of lying flat and enjoying life,
a piece of news hits her like a bolt from the blue.
Her father is sharpening his knives, preparing to rebel,
and Liu Ling is the very scout he has sent to Chang'an.
After Liu Ling enters Chang'an and no word comes back,
her father dangles another mouthwatering promise before her.
Father: My dear daughter, once this job is done, you'll be a princess!
Liu Ling: Father, is it possible I could become a princess through my own efforts?
Oh, is there anyone who doesn't know who her father is?
He's the notorious Prince of Huainan, Liu An, whose rebellion led to the abolition of his kingdom, and the man behind the saying, "When one man achieves the Dao, even his chickens and dogs ascend to heaven." He's also regarded as the originator of tofu.
To keep her father from ruining her chance at a carefree life, Liu Ling decides to find herself a powerful patron.
Everyone knows that Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, was cold and ruthless. In his later years, he even deposed the empress and killed his son for the sake of power.
To survive the reign of Emperor Wu in peace, you have to be one of two people: Wei Qing or Huo Qubing.
Liu Ling rolls up her sleeves. If she can't be Huo Qubing's birth mother, she'll become his godmother instead.
At least then she can make a connection.
Huo Qubing: Godmother, my uncle says he wants you to be my aunt!
Wei Qing: Qubing, no snacks for you today!
A note from the author:
1. The male lead is Wei Qing. One-on-one romance, both leads are pure and devoted to each other, with plenty of sweet affection.
2. Wei Qing and Yang Xin are not a couple in this story. Please don't read if you dislike that.
3. An alternate Han dynasty timeline with many invented details. Please don't scrutinize it for historical accuracy.
Theme: Improve everyone's lives and enjoy life
Zhang Cigong, please deal with it quickly. You are so ungrateful and disgusting.
Nice! When will Qing get married? Fast forward!
I always feel that the word "emperor" was used a lot in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and was mostly called "Your Majesty" in the Qin and Han Dynasties.
It was normal for women in the Han Dynasty to practice martial arts and ride horses. In the Han Dynasty, there were female riders who drove on both sides of the car to protect the queen at close range. They are well-trained horsemen and serve as guards of honor and bodyguards on solemn occasions such as the queen's establishment ceremony, silkworm wedding ceremony, and the queen mother's funeral. Later ritual books also said that this was the "old system of the Pre-Han Dynasty", which existed in the Western Han Dynasty.
"Empress Xiaowusi Wei Zifu?" This is a big nuisance for the author~ Wei Zifu's posthumous name is Si, and she is called Queen Si. She does not follow Liu Che's posthumous name. She should be called Queen Wei Si, not Queen Xiaowusi [Split]
The front part is still a bit jerky, but the back part that can be seen with the naked eye is getting better the more I write it.
Just like this, one person still doesn't deal with it...
It's still not cheating enough. Whenever I encounter an emperor who doesn't care about people's livelihood, I really want to kill him myself.
Beautiful! ! ! It's just too short! Not enough!
There is a feeling of powerlessness that the hoe cannot reach the screen
Taking Stock of History and Clarifying Rumors for the First Emperor at the Beginning
The Eldest Son of the King of Han Dynasty, Who Just Wanted to Avoid the Earthen Jar
Sharing the Farm with the First Emperor
The Ming Empress's Carefree Life
A Ming Dynasty Empress's Daily Life
The Era-Novel Side Character Wins by Lounging, Snacking, and Gossiping at the Supermarket
Zhang Cigong, please deal with it quickly. You are so ungrateful and disgusting.
Nice! When will Qing get married? Fast forward!
I always feel that the word "emperor" was used a lot in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and was mostly called "Your Majesty" in the Qin and Han Dynasties.
It was normal for women in the Han Dynasty to practice martial arts and ride horses. In the Han Dynasty, there were female riders who drove on both sides of the car to protect the queen at close range. They are well-trained horsemen and serve as guards of honor and bodyguards on solemn occasions such as the queen's establishment ceremony, silkworm wedding ceremony, and the queen mother's funeral. Later ritual books also said that this was the "old system of the Pre-Han Dynasty", which existed in the Western Han Dynasty.
"Empress Xiaowusi Wei Zifu?" This is a big nuisance for the author~ Wei Zifu's posthumous name is Si, and she is called Queen Si. She does not follow Liu Che's posthumous name. She should be called Queen Wei Si, not Queen Xiaowusi [Split]
The front part is still a bit jerky, but the back part that can be seen with the naked eye is getting better the more I write it.
Just like this, one person still doesn't deal with it...
It's still not cheating enough. Whenever I encounter an emperor who doesn't care about people's livelihood, I really want to kill him myself.
Beautiful! ! ! It's just too short! Not enough!
There is a feeling of powerlessness that the hoe cannot reach the screen