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Mr. Qing: The Kid in Your Arms Is a Prophet

Mr. Qing: The Kid in Your Arms Is a Prophet

She was the only prophet in the entire globe. Due to an accident, she was bound to be eighteen forever. From then on, she had a body that would never age. She was immune to diseases and death. On her 100th birthday, a scheme sent her into a deep slumber at the bottom of the ocean. By the time she woke up, eighty years had passed. She was mistaken as Mu Ling, the illegitimate daughter of the Mu family who was abandoned on an island. Ever since then, she took on Mu Ling's identity. Gifted with the ability to prophecize, coupled with her in-depth medical knowledge and intelligence, she swore she would exact revenge on the enemies of the real Mu Ling! Girls who knew how to flirt were said to live the best lives. That wasn't a problem for her. She would pretend to be innocent and weak! She wanted to turn the tide! Jerks and b*tches would all be punished! Zuo Qing was a rich and handsome guy. He was a young master of one of the four biggest families in the capital. People called him Master Qing. When the prophet who had lived for a hundred years met the wealthy Master Qing, she found herself completely within his grasp. "Good girl. I'll take care of you!" Zuo Qing exclaimed. "But the age gap between us is too great," Mu Ling said. "Are you saying I'm too old for you? I'm only ten years older than you. Is that too much?" Zuo Qing asked. Mu Ling was speechless. Could she tell him he was too young for her? After all, she was more than a hundred years older than him! However, when love showed up, nobody could shut it out. So what if they were a hundred years apart in age? Ever since then, Master Qing had a woman in his arms whenever he was out and about in the capital.
General
40 Chs
A Qing princess in the Republican era

A Qing princess in the Republican era

From the turn of the new century, the Qing empire has been heralded with ominous impediments one after the other. Their miserable defeat at the boxer rebellion only marked the beginning. Inside the walls of the forbidden city, the power struggle between the emperor and the empress dowager was growing ever intense. Outside the walls, nationalists and revolutionaries were clamoring to overthrow the dynasty. The times have gone tumultuous wherein causes of celebration were fleeting. In 1905, a most welcome news from the inner court came. It has been more than a decade since the emperor married and accepted concubines, but he still did not have a son to inherit the throne. With much anticipation, the emperor looked forward to the birth of a prince. However, much to his disappointment, the child was another daughter. In 1912, despite the edict of abdication being issued, the future of Aisin Gioro Wan Li, once known as Gulun Gongzhu Wan Li or Princess Wan Li of the first rank, was still looking bright. Bound by an internal verbal agreement between her mother and the new president of the republic of China, she was promised to marry the 3rd son of the president, Yuan Kezhen, upon reaching adulthood. However, not everything goes as planned. With the assassination of the president and the short-lived restoration of the Qing dynasty, Wan Li had to escape the forbidden city. Wan Li was a princess, but she was still a maiden born in imperial China. Growing up, she was mostly educated only with the moral principles and social code of behaviour called the three obediences and four virtues. Her personality was gentle, kind, shy, and meek. Instilled to her were traits and beliefs of an ideal wife leaning on dependency to a powerful and influential husband. How was she to survive without the privilege of her birthright during the extraordinary times of the republican era? -- This novel will have at least 3 major arcs. (Yes, I have written that far… at least inside my head. Haha!) 1. Wan Li's childhood in the palace/ forbidden city (qing dynasty until early republican era) Age: 0-12 2. After Wan Li escapes the Forbidden city (early republican era/ Warlord era) Age: 12-16 3. Wan Li in Shanghai. (Republican/ Warlord era) Age 16 onwards — What to expect? This novel will have romance, a lot of it later on but it doesn’t revolve entirely on that. There will be politics. Very necessary as it’s what propels the story forward. Character growth, definitely. For the better or the worse, all there but remember each character would be as human as can be. Drama, face slapping, some darkness, adventure, betrayal, all of it will be in this novel. R-18? There will be but definitely not in the early chapters. Oh and this will have a happy ending, though the roads reaching that would be bumpy. — Cover art: the pictures were grabbed from pinterest then edited by me. Important note to readers: Many events in the novel were based from historical facts. Again, many but not all. Some characters were inspired from historical figures. Take note: INSPIRED. Thus, they definitely have different attributes whether looks or personalities. In this regard, please do not assume that they’re one and the same. The characters here were created by me, so if they’re kinda evil or too kind, don’t think that the real historical figure was. Again, though this is historical, it’s still a work of fiction. So a lot of things and reasons leading to certain factual events may have been romanticized by the author (me).
History
21 Chs
Is Wen Qing a disease?
Wenqing was a psychological state and adjective that was usually used to describe people who liked literature, music, movies, and other cultural and artistic activities. Although the term 'literary youth' could be used to describe a person's interests and aesthetic views, it was not a medical name for a disease. Therefore, Wen Qing itself was not an illness but a psychological state.
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2024-09-21 05:58
Are Madam Wen and Wen Qing the same person?
Madam Wen and Wen Qing were the same person. Madam Wen was a character in the famous wuxia novels," The Shadow of the Fleeting Heroes " and " Scattered Flower Heroine ", written by the famous wuxia novelist Liang Yusheng. She was the wife of the mysterious esper, Zhang Danfeng's mother, and Yun Lei's grandmother. Wen Qing was a character in Liang Yusheng's famous martial arts novel, Fate of the Jade Bow in the Clouds. He was Madam Wen's son, Jin Shiyi's disciple, Li Shengnan's lover, and Gu Zhihua's husband. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-18 22:05
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
Six Paths Wen Qing and Madam Wen were mother and son. In the novel," Six Paths of Life," Wen Qing was the son of Madam Wen and the previous cult master, and was later adopted by the current cult master. In the novel, Madam Wen was the wife of the cult leader, and Wen Qing of the Six Paths was the son of the cult leader. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-18 19:22
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
In the novel," Buddha is Dao," Wen Qing of the Six Paths was the son of Lady Wen, and Lady Wen was the mother of Wen Qing of the Six Paths. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-18 20:07
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
Lady Wen was the mother of Six Paths. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-22 20:41
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
Six Paths Wen Qing and Madam Wen were siblings. In " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality ", the Supreme Saint of Six Paths destroyed Madam Wen's body in order to keep her, leaving only her Nascent Soul. Lady Wen was a Nascent Soul Realm expert. The Six Paths Supreme Saint could only make her lose her body to control her. This meant that there was a complicated relationship between the Six Paths of Wen Qing and Lady Wen. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-23 05:39
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
In the novel of Six Paths," How the Bad Guy Was Tempered ", Wen Qing was the son of Mrs. Wen and also Xie Wendong's brother. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-23 06:56
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
Six Paths Wen Qing and Madam Wen were mother and son. In the martial arts novel " The Legend of China ", Wen Qing was a character written by Wen Ruian. She was one of the main characters in the series of the Third Young Master of Wen Ruian. Madam Wen was Wen Qing's mother and was a supporting character. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-22 07:17
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
In "How the Bad Guy Was Tempered", Six Wen Qing was Mrs. Wen's son and Xie Wendong's brother. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
1 answer
2024-10-21 15:10
The relationship between Wen Qing and Lady Wen
In " How a Bad Guy Was Made," Wen Qing of the Six Paths and Madam Wen were siblings. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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2024-10-18 15:33
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