I Am in Nalan, Qing Dynasty

"I was Nalan in the Qing Dynasty": When his career became a success, King Juan embarked on a journey to change his life against the odds. Chen Yan, a senior fan of Nalan, lamented in front of his idol's grave: "A good hand of cards was played to pieces!" When he woke up, he was dressed as Nalan Rongruo himself, who had just contracted a cold. Faced with the seven-year countdown to death script, he decisively tore up the affectionate setting. Keeping fit, reorganizing the family business, and outsmarting powerful officials, he became the first secretary under Kangxi's eyes. When Bai Yueguang's life was hanging by a thread, and when the shadow of literary prison enveloped his best friend, he threw out the manuscript of "Dream of Red Mansions" with his backhand, blasting through the Qing literary world with a cultural nuclear bomb. Kangxi asked him with red eyes: "Rong Ruo, why is there no more affection in your words?" Suo'etu gritted his teeth: "Why is this Nalan Rongruo more difficult to deal with than Mingzhu!" The real Nalan Rongruo was holding Lu's hand, looking at the business map he had laid, and smiled slightly: "This time, I want Nalan Rongruo to live to be ninety-nine." A masterpiece of time travel that combines historical research and modern thinking. It looks at how contemporary young people used their career-minded consciousness to fight their way out of the machinations of the early Qing Dynasty, rewriting tragedies and finding themselves.