Guo Luoyu transmigrates back to her second run as the Eighth Prince's consort.
Having already traveled through other worlds, this time she decides not to marry into the imperial family, lest she once again end up divorced by the virtuous Prince Yinsi.
The world is vast. Becoming a business tycoon, a noblewoman, or a widow would all be nice.
First, before old man Kang bestows a marriage on her, she has to remarry.
Who would have thought that on the day of the matchmaking meeting, Yinsi, also reborn, would show up uninvited and object?
Guo Luoyu sneered...
The next second, that sneer appeared on Yinsi's face instead.
They had switched bodies.
Guo Luoyu watched helplessly as Yinsi scared off her first, second, third, fourth, and fifth choices for future husbands, then volunteered to become her fiance.
Fine, fine. So that's how we're playing it?
Guo Luoyu turned around and started clashing with everyone from the twice-deposed Crown Prince and the imprisoned Prince Zhi to the bookish Prince Cheng and the future Emperor Yongzheng...
The people of the capital watched as this newly engaged young couple grew crazier by the day.
The once-virtuous Prince Yinsi eventually went completely off the rails and became regent.
Then he turned around and shared his power with his consort, Guo Luoyu.
Guo Luoyu: Being a business tycoon, a noblewoman, or a widow would all be nice.
But being the regent's consort is pretty great too...
Warnings:
1. Partly fictionalized, and does not follow the historical timeline exactly.
2. Please add to your collection~
Coming soon: The Daily Life of Consort Yi's Widowed Sister Raising Children
Bu Yinzhu transmigrates into Guo Luoluo Bu Yinzhu, the elder sister of Consort Yi.
Newly widowed, she is summoned back to the palace in July, and the sisters enter together.
In August, her younger sister becomes a concubine, while she is a low-ranking consort.
A year later, the concubine gives birth to the Fifth Prince, and three years after that she is named Consort Yi.
The original body's owner gives birth to the Fourth Princess but remains a low-ranking consort.
Two years later, Consort Yi gives birth to the Ninth Prince, while the original body's owner gives birth to the Nineteenth Prince, who dies young.
...The original low-ranking consort couldn't catch her breath, and Bu Yinzhu, who had been pulling all-nighters, died suddenly and took her place.
A little baby in front of her was blowing on her to make it better. "Mother, make the pain fly away. You still have your flow-ers..."
Wait, isn't this the famous Princess Hailuo, the great heroine of the Kangxi era?
Great! She gets to have an adorable, soft, sweet little daughter without going through childbirth.
The sky may fall, but outside she has... her favored-concubine sister to hold it up.
She eats and drinks every day, lies flat, teases her daughter, and lives the life of a happy slacker.
When her daughter grows up, she'll follow her to the southern Mongolian grasslands and... mooch off her daughter, enjoy her old age, and live to 99!
Who knew the old emperor would keep promoting her for no apparent reason?
When she looks up... she's already Noble Consort Chengning.
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One day, Kangxi suddenly gains the ability to tell whether people are lying.
He had already guessed that not everyone around him told him the truth.
But is it really too much to ask that just one person be honest with him?
He can't help but show this honest person some extra favor.
The honest person starts making wishes:
"I want a small kitchen." "All right."
"I want to raise a giant panda." "All right."
"I want to go to the southern Mongolian grasslands with my daughter." "...No."
The honest person looks utterly wronged.
"Pick something else... Like, do you want to be empress?"
Bu Yinzhu: No way! You old geezer, you're a total wife-killer! Have you no idea?
You can also enjoy this completed Qing Transmigration novel of the same type:
The Yongzheng Emperor's Eldest Daughter Can Read Minds, and Everyone Gossips (Qing Transmigration)
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The Little Palace Maid's Daily Life of Raising Kids and Getting Promoted (Qing Transmigration)
The Kangxi Emperor's Ninth Princess Solves Cases [Qing Transmigration]
Theme: I decide my own fate.
Lin Daiyu Plays Coy with the Fourth Fujin [Qing Dynasty Time Travel + Dream of the Red Chamber]
The Toddler's Mind-Reading Has Everyone Gossiping
I Dote on the Villainous Chief Minister
Granny Can Knock Out Kids with One Punch
Fourth Brother, Open Up! It's Your Thirteenth Brother (Time Travel to the Qing Dynasty)
My Corner Shop Connects Past and Present, and I've Gathered Every Emperor Through the Ages
So You Want to Force Me to Marry the Regent?
A Palace Maid's Qing Dynasty Life: Raising Kids and Climbing the Ranks
The Dowager Consort's Sister Raises Children (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)
Yongzheng's Eldest Daughter Can Read Minds, and Everyone's Gossiping [Qing Transmigration]
Sad 🙏 why don't you update anymore?
In history, Concubine Hui once quarreled over Yinhu and Kangxi. It seems that in the later period, the quarrel was so loud that foreign envoys knew about it.
So cool hahahahahaha
Is it a setting? I did some research some time ago and found that the Jiufujin branch and the Sanfujin branch were originally the same branch of direct relatives, but they were adopted to another same branch, and the relationship changed from close relatives to cousins.