A once illustrious imperial noble consort transmigrates into the body of a woman hired to bring good fortune to a bankrupt young master.
She is disliked, mistreated, and even sold off...
No matter. She isn't afraid. She starts livestreaming.
The palace's scheming and flattery, along with the imperial noble consort's overpowered skills, are all broadcast live to her fans.
Her intelligence is off the charts, and she's a master of solving mysteries, music, chess, calligraphy, and painting!
See how the strongest mind-reading consort turns the tables, step by step!
But the powerful man refuses to believe her, until she voices his innermost thoughts...
The powerful man is delighted: "I love you just like that. It's great that I don't even have to say it myself."
The imperial concubine arrives. The female protagonist is focused on pursuing her career, while the male protagonist is obsessed with clinging to the female protagonist. The heroine's words and deeds make people feel refreshing. She is organized, polite and interesting. She is really a lady among all the people. I really like the part where the heroine solves the problem, it gives me a new way of thinking about solving the problem.
Are the male and female protagonists both clean?
It was super exciting, but the ending was a bit hasty.