Which novels had a palace maid dressed as Xiaozhuang as the protagonist, who eventually became Kangxi's concubine and gave birth to Yongzheng?
😋I recommend the novel,"The Clear Dress of Kangxi's Jin Consort" to you. In the book, a 21st-century female college student traveled to the Kangxi Dynasty and became a concubine of Kangxi. She gave birth to Wan Fu, Yin, and Yin. Finally, she gave the young Wan Fu, Yin, and their biological mother, Nala, a happy ending. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The main character is the female protagonist who transmigrated to become Niu Gulu's concubine daughter. Later, she became a palace maid of Kangxi and had a sister who married Yongzheng?
I recommend you to wear the Kangxi Brocade Concubine. The female protagonist was a 21st-century university student who traveled to the Kangxi Dynasty and became a concubine of Kangxi. She gave birth to Wan Fu, Yin Bi, and Yin Bi. There is a plot in the story where the eldest sister marries Yongzheng, which meets your requirements. I hope you like my recommendation.
Was there a novel about a palace maid who eventually became a doctor, and the heroine was a palace maid?
😋I recommend the novel "Traversing to Ancient Times to Open a Medical Hall" to you. It tells the story of a modern medical student, Shen Yunrong, who traveled to ancient times to become the daughter of a concubine and finally became a doctor with her own medical knowledge. Although the female lead was not a palace maid from the beginning, she had also experienced the internal strife and power struggle in the palace. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend a novel about the heroine who transmigrated to Kangxi Concubine De, gave birth to Emperor Yongzheng, and had a conflict with Emperor Yongzheng's rival, Ji Zhen.
Oh my, this question was simply giving away points! The answer was 'The Virtuous Concubine'. The female protagonist, Wu Yashi, transmigrated to Kangxi Concubine De and later gave birth to Emperor Yongzheng. She had a series of court grudges with Emperor Yongzheng's arch-enemy, Zhen Ji. Although this book is a novel about time travel, it also pays great attention to historical authenticity. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Kangxi's favorite concubine was humiliated by Yongzheng
Kangxi's favorite concubine, Consort Yi, suffered a series of humiliation and blows after Yongzheng ascended the throne. At the funeral of Emperor Kangxi, Consort Yi fell ill due to excessive grief. She could only sit on a soft couch and be carried by eunuchs. However, when the soft sedan chair carrying Consort Yi walked in front of Yongzheng's mother, Consort De, the order of the sedan chair was wrong. This may be a deliberate or unintentional mistake by the eunuchs. In addition, Yongzheng also launched a series of attacks on Consort Yi, including the imperial decree to imprison the chief eunuch of Consort Yi, the eunuchs around Consort Yi's sister, and the eunuchs of Consort Yi's son. These actions led to the gradual decline of Consort Yi's status. Even after her death, Yongzheng deliberately did not bury her until later. There was no clear answer in the search results as to why Yongzheng would humiliate Consort Yi like this.
Who gave birth to Kangxi's first son?
Kangxi's first son was born to Consort Rong, Ma Jia.
Qing Dressed as Kangxi Concubine
The following are some novel recommendations about the Qing Dynasty becoming Kangxi's concubine: [The Crown Princess: This novel tells the story of the female protagonist who accidentally transmigrated to become the Crown Princess of the Kangxi Dynasty. She lived in the palace all her life, and the male protagonist was Kangxi.] The novel was filled with plots of internal strife in the palace, and the fate of the female lead was also very complicated. It was worth reading. 2. "Qing Chuan Attacks, BenGong Fights With You!": The protagonist transmigrated into Kangxi's concubine and fought for survival in the palace. 3. [The Useless Queen: A Pure Dream]: The protagonist transmigrated into Kangxi's concubine and started her beautiful life. 4. " Three Days After Consort Xi Marries Lord Fourth, She Is Spoiled Into A Treasure ": The protagonist transmigrated into a woman from the Kangxi Dynasty and became Lord Fourth's favorite concubine. 5. The protagonist traveled through time to become the imperial concubine of the Kangxi Dynasty and gave birth to several older brothers. I hope these recommendations will meet your needs.
Please recommend a time-travel novel with the male protagonist being Yongzheng and the female protagonist being the "second girl" who traveled to the Kangxi era and became a palace maid.
I recommend "Kangxi's Little Nanny" to you. This novel is a time-travel novel. The female protagonist is a modern girl who traveled to the Kangxi era and became a palace maid. She was called "Second Miss" by Kangxi. The plot was easy and interesting. The male protagonist was Yongzheng, and there was both sweet love and twists and turns in the court struggle between the two. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
In which novel did the heroine work as a maid in the palace and was given a new identity by Kangxi and sent to Yongzheng's residence?
I highly recommend the novel,'A Perfect Match Made in Qingchuan', to you. The female protagonist, Ge Rou, transmigrated to the Kangxi Dynasty and became the salted fish concubine of the fourth prince, Yin Zhen. Later, he was sent to Yongzheng Mansion by Kangxi to become Yinzhen's Fujin and began a new life. The plot of this novel is interesting and humorous. There is also a deep relationship between the male and female protagonists! I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
The protagonist dressed as Concubine Kangxi and Concubine Shun of the Later Jin Dynasty.
If the main character dressed as Concubine Kangxi, Concubine Shun of the Later Jin Dynasty, one could search for novels such as " The Biography of Concubine Qingchuan " or " A Guide to Crossing the Qing Dynasty " for detailed plot introductions and character descriptions.
Was there a male protagonist who had transmigrated to Yongzheng's concubine in the novel?
😋I recommend a novel of the Qingchuan genre to you," The Daily Life of the Qingchuan Xi Imperial Concubine." Although the male protagonist was not the son of Emperor Yongzheng, he was still a figure in the palace of the Qing Dynasty. The plot of the novel revolved around the life of Noble Consort Xi's adopted son. There were palace fights, cute babies, and the plot of the female lead, Green Tea, making the male lead a coaxing officer. I hope you like my recommendation.😗