Dream back to the Great Qing

Author: Jin Zi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A girl living in the 21st century gets lost in the Forbidden City and unexpectedly travels back in time to the Qing Dynasty, finding herself involuntarily entering the perilous inner courtyard of the imperial palace. The passionate Thirteenth Prince, the reserved Fourth Prince, the unfortunate younger sister, and the formidable Emperor Kangxi—all characters read about in history books—come to life with their own joys, sorrows, and struggles. The author uses a language rich in Beijing flavor, gradually unfolding the plot in what seems like a simple beginning, with characters emerging one by one, drawing readers into the story with fresh and humorous language. In the grand, intricate, and utterly captivating plot, readers find themselves engrossed and utterly addicted. The novel was first published and serialized on Jinyong Originals, achieving over three million clicks and ranking among the top on the points list with 15 million views. Hundreds of websites spontaneously repost and recommend it, receiving rave reviews and being hailed as an "ever-more-enjoyable story."
A single moment of getting lost in the Forbidden City led me to the Qing Dynasty. The passionate Thirteenth Prince, the reserved Fourth Prince, love and harm—where to go from here? Life is marked by rare moments that are nothing but a series of helpless choices.
The author uses a language imbued with Beijing flavor, gradually unfolding the plot in what seems like a simple beginning, with characters emerging one by one, drawing readers into the story with fresh and humorous language. In the grand, intricate, and utterly captivating plot, readers find themselves engrossed and utterly addicted. The novel was first published and serialized on Jinyong Originals, achieving over three million clicks and ranking among the top on the points list with 15 million views. Hundreds of websites spontaneously repost and recommend it, receiving rave reviews and being hailed as an "ever-more-enjoyable story."
A single moment of getting lost in the Forbidden City led me to the Qing Dynasty, the passionate Thirteenth Prince, the reserved Fourth Prince, love and harm—where to go from here? Life is marked by rare moments that are nothing but a series of helpless choices. The author uses a language imbued with Beijing flavor, gradually unfolding the plot in what seems like a simple beginning, with characters emerging one by one, drawing readers into the story with fresh and humorous language. In the grand, intricate, and utterly captivating plot, readers find themselves engrossed and utterly addicted. The novel is hailed as an "ever-more-enjoyable story."