A work written purely to follow the trend. Nothing but a trend-follower.
What will happen when Prince Rongchun Aisin Gioro Yongqi, whom Emperor Qianlong praised in official histories as "the most esteemed of all his sons, skilled in Chinese, Manchu, Mongolian, horsemanship, archery, and mathematics, and much favored by me, though I never said so openly, before he fell ill and died soon after," transmigrates into My Fair Princess and meets the "Yongqi" who abandoned his wife and child, forsaking his duties as a husband and son, and ran off to Yunnan for love, along with the rest of the My Fair Princess cast?
The miserable Aisin Gioro Yongqi spits up three pints of blood and roars at the sky: Qiong nn, you owe me compensation for ruining my reputation!
The author's knowledge of history comes entirely courtesy of Baidu. I'm no historical accuracy fanatic; I'm just trying to imagine, from the perspective of a normal person, how a normal ruler might react to the My Fair Princess crowd and their antics in that setting. Please forgive any mistakes or oversights. You're all so noble, so generous, and so magnanimous, surely you'll forgive little old me, right? Right? You will, won't you!
Remember, this is your lifetime. Once dead, nothing more.
It will be 8 years soon. . . . . . .
Very pretty. But it never feels satisfying.
Four years have passed, waiting for the author to commit suicide qwq
In my lifetime! Ask the author to fake the corpse.
Will I ever see this article completed in my lifetime???
In my lifetime... Amazing
Damn, even if it is an annual update, you should have updated it.
So another year passed
As long as I live... = =