The 108 Ways of Transmigrating and Turning the Tables

Born into an ancient world as the legitimate daughter of a duke's household, Huan Qingxue encounters a cunning crown prince who wants to keep her by his side and dote on her for the rest of her life. A grand battle of wits unfolds in the Ying dynasty.

Huan Qingxue had made a plan for surviving in the ancient world:

Her motto: Outsmart every cliché in historical romances, avoid tragedy and angst, and win a happy life.

Her principles:

1. Escape her birth family to avoid household infighting.

2. Don't marry a prince or royal heir to avoid palace intrigue.

3. Find her true love and live carefree.

Then one day, she lost her memories. When she came to, she thought she had just transmigrated to ancient times, and was told she was the concubine of a stunningly handsome, noble man. Fortunately, through sheer perseverance, she managed to become a proper senior maid again.

Later, someone told her that she was actually the mistress who had wandered into a kingdom where women ruled, and that the man was her consort. At last, she had risen from servant to master, asserting her authority as a wife and keeping a handsome man at her side. What a splendid life!

Later still, she regained her memories and discovered that her “consort” was none other than the crown prince she had rejected.

Faced with two equally outstanding and devoted men, and her long-held vow never to marry a prince or nobleman, what should she do?

Whatever. Dumplings, wine today, worries tomorrow.

A laugh-out-loud, sweet romance with devoted lovers and a classical setting. No love triangles, cheat abilities, or golden fingers.