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[A social butterfly with a double face, the enchanting consort vs. an indulgent, scheming emperor]
Si Yun, whose brain died after a car accident, was selected by a higher civilization and bound to the Villainous Consort System. She returned to the final years of the Western Zhou to uncover the truth behind the beacon-fire deception of the feudal lords.
After transmigrating into Bao Si, Si Yun finally understood why the cold beauty in the history books could never smile.
Ten years of playing a role, in exchange for a reputation that would stink for ten thousand years. Who could smile after that?
Just as the history of the Western Zhou she knew had it, King You of Zhou inherited a kingdom on the brink of collapse. Corrupt ministers held power within, while the Rong and Di tribes threatened from without.
But unlike the history she knew, the Son of Heaven loved his kingdom more than beauties, and Guo Gong Gu had no intention of settling for mediocrity. His ambitions reached far beyond the horizon.
Managing the harem, fighting the Quanrong, domesticating wild vegetables, keeping powerful ministers in check...
The wings of a butterfly from another world stirred, and the young ruler trapped in a cage caught a glimpse of daylight...
The first day after transmigrating:
Si Yun (starry-eyed): Handsome guy, I'm in!
King of Zhou (coldly): Do not waste your time.
One month later:
King of Zhou (tenderly): Though there are three thousand waters, I shall drink from only one gourd.
Si Yun (backing away): With three thousand waters, Your Majesty, why not choose a different gourd?
Many years later:
Si Yun: You lie buried underground, your bones turned to dust. I'll come loosen the soil for you.
King of Zhou: I remain in this world with snow upon my head. I only wish to grow old with you.
Blurb for "Sister-in-Law, Open the Door, It's Me, Songsong":
[Soft and sweet little fox Songsong vs. short-tempered transmigrator Jinlian]
Songsong, a little fox from Mount Jingyang, cultivated until he became a spirit. Every day, alone, he wandered from one end of the mountain to the other, watching the sun rise and set, waiting for flowers to bloom and fade. He was terribly lonely.
He asked Granny Pine, the oldest being on the mountain, whether there were any other little foxes in the world who had cultivated into spirits.
Granny Pine sent word a thousand miles away and told him that in Qinghe, the neighboring county below the mountain, there was a woman called Jinlian whom everyone called a "fox spirit." If all went as expected, she must be one of his kind.
Songsong tucked the spirit mirror Granny Pine had given him into his clothes and happily went down the mountain. He saw the young lady Jinlian emerge from her sedan chair, lifting the curtain. Her face was like peach blossoms in the third month, her brows like tender willows in early spring. She really was one of his kind!
Songsong's eyes lit up. Pushing through the crowd, he asked in a clear, sweet voice, "Are you a fox spirit?"
Pan Yue had just learned that she had transmigrated into Pan Jinlian. She yanked off the red veil on her head, glared at Songsong, and shouted, "Who are you calling a fox spirit?!"
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Theme: Knowledge changes your destiny!
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After Mei came to this world, she fell into various political whirlpools. She couldn't help but have no support (the male protagonist's use made her feel that her emotions were wronged, and Xu Jiang, who had a good relationship with her, also had a rift with her). Then, the uneasiness, disappointment, and loneliness made her very homesick (although Mei has always been calm and brave, she was also a little princess held in the palm of her parents), and she was in a very fragile mental state. Then she drank to relieve her sorrow, and then she got drunk. After she sobered up the next day, my sister would definitely not be depressed anymore. It didn't mean that she no longer had any worries or homesickness, but she couldn't get back home, so she could only bury her longings in her heart and continue living.
A little bit reluctant to end it
Continuing from the archive article "Saint Girl Yunshang", it is a short and quick story about love and solving the case. Please collect it~~ [The quirky former dynasty princess vs the taciturn and loyal dog prince] Introduction: Once she traveled through time, Princess Song Xi of Chaohua became the most mysterious sect in the world, Yun Shang, the saint of the Miyin clan. Rumor has it that the Miyin tribe has three secret techniques - [Yunxin antidote to all poisons] Saint Yun Shang's heart blood is immune to all poisons, and ordinary people can prolong their lives by using it. [A person's soul lingers after death] The soul-traveling technique, known only to successive clan leaders, can bring people back to life through corpses and "immortality." [Yinluo Qiankun Ding] If the Miyin tribe is in danger, they will enter and live in a troubled country. If the whole clan moves inward, I am afraid that there will be chaos in this place... In a word, the one who wins the saint will win the world! But the scene in front of me... A dark room with no light, shackles as thick as her wrists... Before her arrival, Saint Yunshang had been imprisoned for a long time, and her heart blood was taken every day. Song Xi has a clear sense of grudges and grievances. He borrowed her body and accepted her kindness, and he will do his best to give her justice. But before she could take action, Xie Jiazi, who had restrained Yunshang for many years, lost his life before she arrived. Is there really such a coincidence in the world? Furthermore, her childhood sweetheart, Prince Nanning, the young general who used to be a handsome and angry young general, had not seen each other for several years. How could he become a sick man who could not lift his hands? It's so strange and strange here...
First of all, I really like the themes of the pre-Qin era, especially the one about King Zhou You's beacon fire drama with the princes. I thought it was pretty good when I first read the previous part. The more I watched it, the more I felt that the heroine was a little bit pretentious... I just came to this era not long ago. She seems to have been assimilated into a very pretentious person?
I can't always figure out what the heroine's main mission is. It feels like she has done a lot and a lot has happened, but it has nothing to do with doing the mission.
I came across an idea from a netizen on the Internet. A modern girl traveled to the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. She couldn't understand their language and couldn't communicate, so she was depressed and didn't like to laugh. One day she was taken to the beacon tower, and she suddenly laughed out loud when she saw the princes playing on the beacon fire. It turns out that I am Bao Si. Why does beauty laugh? I laugh at you without knowing that the building will collapse
Everything is out of necessity QAQ
Very nice! After watching it, I couldn't let go. I just felt that the young couple, the hero and heroine, were miserable and they didn't even give out much sugar.
The writing is pretty good, but why did the King of Zhou become so interested in it? Does it really start with appearance, loyalty to character, and talent? And the heroine's escape was a bit tricky.