The Easygoing Imperial Concubine: Your Majesty, Have You Eaten?

Name: The Easygoing Imperial Concubine: Your Majesty, Have You Eaten?
Author: Jenny Madai Jin

咸鱼贵妃：陛下您吃了吗

by Jenny Madai Jin (珍妮玛黛劲)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 156k Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Palace & Household Intrigue
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Fanqie

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(This isn't palace intrigue in the traditional sense. We don't do women fighting women here.) Gu Qingrou wakes up one day and discovers that she's transmigrated! In her previous life, she worked hard just to get by and never had a chance to enjoy life. Now that she's transmigrated, she's decided to seize the day and enjoy herself! Palace intrigue and fighting for favor don't matter at all! Her ultimate goal is to be a lazy fish!

Gu Qingrou: If the food here weren't the best in the whole harem, I wouldn't come! *burp*

A certain emperor: Right, right, right. You grace me with your presence only because I've won you over with my food.

The whole harem: Could you put in a little overtime? It would be a little more work for you, but it would benefit the whole harem!

(I can't write blurbs. Turn the page to see what the story's actually about~)

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