Was this transmigration novel about Nian Gengyao's younger sister becoming an imperial concubine?

Wenshan was Wenxiu's younger sister, two years younger than her. She was the only family member who supported Wenxiu's divorce from Puyi. Wen Shan played an important role in Wen Xiu's divorce lawsuit. She helped Wen Xiu escape from the royal palace in Tianjin and found a lawyer to file a lawsuit for divorce. Wen Shan's support and help made Wen Xiu successfully divorce, and this incident won the title of "Sword Concubine Revolution".

I'm not sure which novel you're referring to because you didn't provide a specific novel title or plot. However, if you can provide more information, I will try my best to help you.

I recommend a few ancient romance novels. " Qing Gong Xi Zhao " was a novel written by Chuxue Wei Rong. The female protagonist was pitiful in her previous life and was reborn as the daughter of the Qian family. She was caught in the battle for the throne and met the reborn Nihulu family. She was not willing to be cannon fodder. This was a story of a beauty seeking the throne and the economy infiltrating the imperial power. " The Life of a Traitorous Concubine in the Harem of the Ming Dynasty " was a small creation under the moon. The female protagonist had transmigrated to the palace, the holy land of palace fights. She knew that if she was not the illegitimate daughter of heaven, she would have to undergo a test. It was a pseudo-white novel. There were keywords such as transmigration, palace, palace fights, and the cultivation of a young man. " Biography of Concubine Wenxi " was a novel written by Li Xuhua about the fight in the palace. It told the story of Concubine Wenxi. She had a special background and was rarely known among the many concubines of Kangxi. Poison in the Qing Palace was a novel written by Xi You. The female protagonist returned to the 14th year of Guangxu and became Tata La Zixi, who was going to marry Emperor Guangxu. " Empress Zhang of the Ming Dynasty " was a novel written by Xia Yueya. The male and female protagonists met in a special time and space, and the background was a fantasy set by the empress. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Nian Gengyao had some well-known memes related to his life story. Firstly, the relationship between Nian Gengyao and Emperor Yongzheng had changed greatly, from being extremely favored to being ordered to die. Emperor Yongzheng had once been extremely fond of Nian Gengyao and wrote very mushy letters, such as "I miss you very much, I really don't know how to love you", but then he suddenly turned hostile. This huge change from extreme harmony between the monarch and his subjects to turning into enemies could be seen as a joke, making people sigh at the impermanence of the world and the unpredictability of the emperor's mind. Secondly, Nian Gengyao was thought to have committed many so-called "crimes," such as asking the princes to kneel by the roadside to welcome him, crossing their legs in front of Yongzheng, changing Yongzheng's imperial edict (although there was actually no such crime among the ninety-two major crimes), and so on. These behaviors were ridiculed by people and became a joke to show Nian Gengyao's arrogance. Third, Nian Gengyao was born into a scholarly family, talented and successful in his career. He relied on his own ability and his sister to marry Emperor Yongzheng and had a stable political position. He also had a high reputation for pacifying the chaos of Luobu Zangdan Jin in Qinghai. However, he was destroyed because of his arrogance. This kind of life trajectory was also used as a warning to people to understand humility.

Nian Gengyao (1679 - 1726), also known as Lianggong, also known as Shuangfeng, was born in Huaiyuan, Anhui Province. Later, he belonged to the Han Army and was the brother of Emperor Dunsu, the imperial concubine of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty. He was talented since childhood and was a scholar in the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi (1700). His official career was smooth and he was appreciated by Emperor Kangxi. He held important positions. Later, his sister married Emperor Yongzheng (then the fourth elder brother), and his political status became more stable. After Yongzheng ascended the throne, Nian Gengyao became a trusted minister and held the position of Fuyuan General. During his term of office, he pacified the chaos in Xizang and led the Qing army to quell the chaos in Luobu Zangdanjin, Qinghai. He made great contributions and was granted the title of Taibao and First Class Duke. However, as his power grew, Nian Gengyao's character became more and more arrogant and disrespectful to Yongzheng. For example, when he entered the capital, he asked the princes to kneel by the roadside to welcome him, and he behaved impolitely in front of Yongzheng. He gradually lost his sacred heart. In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), he was punished by Emperor Yongzheng and demoted several times. In December of the same year, he was stripped of his title and sentenced to death at the age of 47. Nian Gengyao's art of war "Zhiping Chance Book" has been handed down for many years. He had a rich life experience, from his outstanding talent in his early years, to his pride in his career, to his death. He was a figure with complex experiences and personalities in the history of the Qing Dynasty.

😋I recommend you a novel called Qing Chuan Zhi Xin Ji Mo Si Ye. The male protagonist was during the Yongzheng Emperor's reign, and the female protagonist was Nian Gengyao's younger sister (not biological). The plot was tight, the palace fight was heart-wrenching, and the emotional line between the male and female protagonists was also very close. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

At present, the novels that mentioned Nian Gengyao were "Nian Gengyao (Up and Down)-Tiger General of the Qing Dynasty-Long Historical Story"(Author: Zhao Qiang) and "The Death of Nian Gengyao"(Edited by Zheng Xiaoyou), but no specific novels with Nian Gengyao as the male protagonist of the short play were found.

😋I recommend "The Rebirth of Yongzheng's Concubine" to you! Although the female protagonist was not Nian Yulan, she was related to Concubine Nian. The story was about the reborn Concubine Nian trying to change her fate to avoid the tragedy of history. At the same time, she also introduced her relationship with Emperor Yongzheng. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The female protagonist, Lin Xijun, had transmigrated to the Niu Gulu family, one of the eight Manchu surnames, and successfully hooked the eyes of Lord Fourth. However, her favor was bound to attract jealousy and disputes from the other concubines. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗