Lin Yunan transmigrates into a poor, remote village on the edge of Rongchang. She thinks she'll spend the rest of her life in this backwater, but six months later, the Imperial Preceptor studies the stars and spots a lucky star shining bright. He insists she's a woman blessed with auspicious fortune. The heir to Prince Gong's household is bedridden and close to death. When he hears about her, he thinks, “Hey, she's just the person to save me!” He has her brought in to be his heir's consort, promising that if she cures his mysterious illness, she'll get two-thirds of Rongchang's wealth, all of it under Prince Gong's name! And so Lin Yunan sets off on the long road to marriage!
I didn't like some of the content and skipped reading. For example, I already married the crown prince, but it was still forced. Why did the imperial master say that he was wrong and wanted to marry another crown prince? The male protagonist did not strongly object. This was not true love. When the female protagonist first entered the palace, the prince was too cold towards the prince's concubine, and the prince's concubine was too miserable. She couldn't stand it any longer, so she jumped to watch the consummation of the marriage. I thought all the hard work would be rewarded. As a result, she was later demoted to a concubine. Welcome the new Crown Princess. 😔😔😔If you can't watch anymore, just skip to the finale.
It's a bit convoluted. The heroine's IQ is a bit low. She's not as smart as other novels. She doesn't know when someone is plotting against her, and she will only be blinded by hatred. It's sad!
It's okay, the plot is not that attractive