Qing Transmigration: Prince, Kangxi, I Choose Kangxi!

Mingzhu was the legitimate daughter of Pengchun of Dong E. Once she went to the Huguo Temple to offer incense. Kangxi met Mingzhu, and he could not forget her ever since. In the 28th year of Kang Dynasty, Mingzhu was married into the palace during the draft. She had a good relationship with Concubine Yi and Concubine Wen Xi. Yifei's ninth and tenth elder brothers both liked Xianfei's four sons. Sixteen and nineteen all liked to play with them. Kangxi was heartbroken. Hahaha, I became the emperor at the age of fifteen. Kangxi was the Supreme Emperor and went to travel with his virtuous concubine. Zengshou became a general. Dong E Pengchun became the general king. He was hereditary.

Very nice. The ending is just too rushed. It would be nice if I could write more. Still unfinished

It was so ugly that I had to skip chapters to read it in order to understand why it was rated 8 points. The result is that I will never dare to read a book with a score below 9 again.

When Mingzhu came to the Qing Dynasty, she was the legitimate daughter of the first-class Duke Dong E Pengchun. She was originally married to the third prince of the royal family as the third lucky prince, but her mother-in-law Rong was not good to her. These pearls were married into the palace and became Kangxi's favorite concubines. They lived well in the harem with their golden fingers and had four sons. Finally, the eldest son became the emperor. Concubine Yi helped a lot, and Brother Jiu also became her helper.