(Transmigrating into Queen Mary) A Rococo Gilded Dream

A work from the author's middle school days. Maybe a little amateurish, with a pretty wild imagination. Enter at your own risk!

Your Highness, my loyal knight awaits your return.

This prosperous age seems to exist for you alone.

You are like a crimson rose in full bloom, flowering upon the opulent, extravagant stage of the eighteenth century.

Your smile is as lovely as a flower, your beauty as delicate as finely carved jade.

Though the crimson rose blooms in dazzling splendor, no one will mourn when it withers.

I would use the world's most beautiful words to describe your radiant smile, your platinum curls, or your bright blue eyes, shimmering like rippling water.

I would sing the world's most beautiful verses and offer you my soul, whispering of my love in secret.

Oh, lovely lady, please don't refuse me.

Put on the silver mask set with sapphires and dance with me in a gilded world of glittering falsehood and luxury.

After an ordinary high school girl named Weilu receives a text message from a mysterious stranger, she transmigrates to the dazzling, extravagant stage of the eighteenth century. Her identity turns out to be Marie Antoinette, the beheaded queen whose fate was inseparably bound to French history. As Antoinette, Weilu experiences everything from childhood to her marriage into the French royal family, and even becomes entangled with her own younger brother. As the fateful turning point draws nearer, Weilu matures in both mind and body. But just then, she helplessly realizes that she is merely an innocent pawn on a complex political chessboard. Will Weilu willingly go on living as an insignificant sacrificial victim, or will she stubbornly fight back, break the heavy shackles of history, and change the fate of the beheaded queen?

Special thanks to my friend Xiaoyou for being my history consultant, and to LD Lang's cover design studio for making the cover.

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