[Sweet romance and comedy, livestreaming slice of life, alternate Qing Dynasty. All historical figures are out of character, so don’t read if that bothers you.]
Food blogger Ruo Tang transmigrates to the Qing Dynasty with a livestreaming System and ends up as an unfavored young concubine in the Fourth Master’s household.
Li’s poisoning her? Song’s framing her?
No problem! She has hundreds of millions of livestream viewers offering advice, so she can strike back with clever tricks.
The Imperial Consort giving her a hard time? Consort De making things difficult for her?
No worries! The reborn Fourth Master has her back!
In her previous life, the hypocritical First Consort had several of the Fourth Master’s children killed, Li was vicious and scheming, secretly harming his legitimate son, and Consort De favored the Fourteenth Prince, cursed the Fourth Master, and then died by smashing her head against a pillar. Now the Fourth Master has returned to a time before any of it happened.
They met beneath an osmanthus tree and grew close over delicious food. From then on, that smile found its way into the Fourth Master’s heart, where it could never be erased. Reborn into this life, he was grateful to Heaven for giving him a little warmth in the cold imperial palace.
He hadn’t expected a few little tagalongs to gather around his young concubine.
So the Fourth Master set about being a good brother, taking the Ninth and Tenth Princes away from his young concubine, where they had been eating and drinking to their hearts’ content, and chatting with them about opening shops.
He grabbed the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Princes, who were hanging around his young concubine asking for snacks, and took them off to the archery range!
Thirteenth Prince: ...
Fourteenth Prince: Fourth Brother, is that any way to behave?
He doted on her exclusively for decades, never wavering, and even disbanded his harem for Ruo Tang. When asked what she had done to make Emperor Yongzheng promise to love only her for the rest of his life, Ruo Tang stroked her belly and said, “Maybe I cooked him a delicious meal and let him eat without holding back? If that wasn’t enough, then twice!”
Transmigrated Into a Fortunate Young Wife
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The Empress Dowager's Path to Power
A Leisurely Life in the Qing Dynasty
The Reborn Powerhouse Clears Her Name on a Rural Reality Show
I Went Viral Across the Universe by Promoting Intangible Cultural Heritage
After Entering the Qing Dynasty, the Fourth Prince's Wife Is Fierce
The Adorable Koi Baby Wins Over the Whole World
Kangxi’s Domineering Favorite Consort
Wearing Qing clothes, they don't rebel; chrysanthemum-shaped sets are used for electric rotation.
I can understand stories about time travel to the Qing Dynasty, like quick transmigration or mission-based transmigration. I can also understand stories about time travel to the Qing Dynasty, like time travel to the Qing Dynasty, where the protagonist is the principal wife or concubine. I can even understand stories about time travel to the Qing Dynasty, like time travel to the Qing Dynasty, where the protagonist is the concubine of a prince. I guess that's really weird.
With such strong anti-Qing sentiment in the novel world right now, you're still writing a Qing time-travel novel? Wow, you're a big shot!
Understand?
It's really rare to still have novels about time travel to the Qing Dynasty, but just thinking about the hairstyles from the early Qing Dynasty makes me cringe. Even if you had the looks of a god, you couldn't pull off such a terrible hairstyle; a bald head would have been better.
The idea of a time-traveling concubine to a prince in the Qing Dynasty is absurd enough, but the author probably doesn't know much about Qing Dynasty history either. It's the first time I've heard of a rank like "Noble Consort" existing in the Qing Dynasty.
I still can't quite accept the premise that "Fourth Prince likes heavy tastes," as it's completely opposite to the Qing Dynasty time-travel novels I've read before. It is said that the Fourth Prince does not like meat and prefers light vegetarian food.
New book out! It's great! Keep it up!
What a pleasant surprise! Please feature this post!
Why do I understand less and less as I read on? What exactly is soul awakening? It feels like a lot of content has been omitted.